Distance/Correspondence

Bachelor of Education (BEd) under Distance Education Mode is offered by few select Universities. Here is a partial list of such institutions. This list is not comprehensive.
Andhra University School of Distance Education (AUSDE), Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Annamalai University Directorate of Distance Education (DDE) - Bachelor of Education (BEd)
Bangalore University Directorate of Correspondence Courses and Distance Education, Bangalore, Karnataka
Bharathiar University - School of Distance Education - Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Education
Bharathidasan University - Center for Distance Education - Bachelor of Education (BEd)
Himachal Pradesh University International Centre for Distance Education and Open Learning , Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi
Jamia Millia Islamia Centre for Distance and Open Learning (JMI-CDOL), Delhi

Hello Srinivas,
After getting admission for an engineering course and studying for 2 years in mechanical engineering, you decided to quit. Why, what happened? You have not told anything about the circumstances that made you leave this course. Was it ragging, was it the finance issue, was it inability to cope up with the study and attendant pressure? I would strongly recommend that you analyse the reasons for your decision to quit and if you can overcome the circumstances then go back to the same college and complete the remaining two years. This would be in the best interest of you. However in case you feel it is simply not feasible, then you have to start afresh from the first year in any distance learning course. These two years which you have spent in engineering can be treated as experience gained and just dismiss it. There are plenty of Institutions who are offering engineering via distance mode and you can get all the information from the Shiksha app about these. Best wishes to you.