M.Ed

As per the rules, you can't. One should take admission in the college immediately after the cut-off is released if it matches your best 4 marks. If missed, they won't give you admission in 2nd cutoff. One should take admission in the college immediately after the cut-off is released if it matches your best 4 marks.

MEd is typically of two years duration divided into four semesters. However, some universities/ colleges also offer one-year duration MEd programme. The course is offered in various subjects and specialisations. Candidates can pursue MEd in distance education and regular mode.
https://www.shiksha.com/m-ed-master-of-education-chp
here you go to know all the colleges that offered M.Ed.

In most cases, getting a Master's degree in a new field is very possible, and while someone with a Bachelor's degree from another field may have to take a few courses to qualify for certain master's degree programs, the career shift can be done.

It is not possible, but you can check the eligibility according to your category.