Distance/Correspondence

It would be better to pursue the course in regular mode instead of correspondence.

You have to focus on your M.Com first after which you can pursue B.Ed.

B.E/B.Tech courses done through the distance mode are not valid as per AICTE guidelines for employment and higher studies purpose. Hence never be pursue. B.Tech lateral/ Part time are the best options. AMIE is another available good option which is approved by MHRD.

Study centers:
SK Education Academy.
Hesaraghatta Main Road, Bagalakunte.Annamalai University learning Center. 100 Feet Ring Road, JP Nagar 6th Phase.
Profcyma Career Solutions LLP.
Sri Sai Correspondence College.
ABM Institute.
Padhai Likhai Educational Solutions Pvt. Global Institute.Kumar's Medical & Psychological clinic.

You can pursue M.Ed through distance mode such as IGNOU, MDU, etc. depending upon the eligibility criteria.

Minimum Qualification Required: Degree in B. Ed/ B. El. Ed. is a must.Minimum Aggregate: 50% to 60%, varies from college to college.

Many universities offer distance learning like TMU and Vellore University but most probably the privileged one is Sikkim Manipal University. You may apply there.

The admission process for the course is varied, as various institutes have their very own criteria and processes of admission. Admission to the course is often based on the candidates performance at the level of graduation, and often, on performance in a relevant online entrance test and interview conducted by the concerned university/institute.
The online test is generally an hour long and consists of multiple-choice questions assessing students based on proficiency in English, Analytical Reasoning, and Quantitative ability. Hope this helps, Wish you luck for your future endeavors!