To pursue a B.Ed. program after completing a B.A. and M.A., the general eligibility requirement is that you must have secured at least 50% marks in your qualifying degree, whether it is the bachelor’s or master’s level. For candidates from reserved categories, many institutions offer a relaxation of around 5%, meaning a minimum of 45% may be acceptable. The percentage requirement is considered in aggregate, so your overall marks across all subjects are taken into account. Additionally, some colleges or universities may conduct entrance examinations for B.Ed. admissions, and certain states have specific criteria or their own entrance tests. Therefore, if you meet the minimum percentage threshold and fulfill any entrance exam requirements, you would typically be eligible to apply for B.Ed. programs. It is advisable to verify the specific eligibility conditions of the institution or state where you plan to apply to ensure compliance with their requirements.