Teaching & Education

Hi,
Physical Education is the study of bodily development, strength, physical coordination, and agility. Subjects that typically make up this course curriculum include:
Physical Fitness, Health-Related Physical Fitness, Performance Related Physical Fitness. Health Studies, Effect of Exercise, Skeletal and Muscular Study, Analysis of Circulatory Respiratory and Endocrine Systems. Nutrition and Health, Safety Education, Health Promotion, First Aid and Emergency Care. Common Sports-injuries, Modern Life Style, Hypo-kinetic Disease, Sports and Life Skills, etc. Such graduates can take up job roles such as Physical Education Teacher and must possess sturdiness and robustness in physique.
Best of luck.

Generally, as far as the basic qualification is considered, a Bachelor degree is good to have or of course more if you do like. As far as percentage cut off is concerned, it could vary from company to company. The course background could be an MBA, BE, B.com/BBM/BA etc. It is not necessarily a must to have certain background only. However, the education background helps to assure the recruiters that you have a thorough skill set and specialisation in a certain area. If that area of interest is what their company can relate to, then nothing like it. Good experience in actual training and development will prove much more beneficial. Some certifications links that I can think of are:
http://www.trainertrainingcourse.com/in-class-certificate.php
https://study.com/corporate_trainer_certification.html
https://www.bookmytrainings.com/train-the-trainer-programs
https://www.britishcouncil.in/english/corporate-training
Lots of self-study and practice doing training projects will help gain experience that can boost the chances of making it to training and development sector.