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Mechatronics is a field that can be considered relatively recent when compared to the various subcategories of engineering (even though it's been around for over 40 years). It is basically is a design process and new form of engineering that includes a combination of mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, control and computer engineering. So, the first thing that comes to anyone's head when thinking of mechatronics is a robot. Robots are the pinnacle of mechatronics engineering and to a certain extent correctly represent what mechatronics is all about. It's a lot of electronics and computer engineering implemented to control a mechanical system. It involves design and manufacturing the actual system, coding micro controllers or PLCs to achieve a certain kind of output and a lot of modeling, dynamics and control of electromechanical systems. It's a huge field. Here's a bunch of applications I picked up from Wikipedia:
Machine Vision, Automation and Robotics, Servo-Mechanics, Sensing and Control Systems, Automotive Engineering, Automotive Equipment in the Design of Subsystems such as Anti-lock Braking Systems, Computer-machine controls, such as computer-driven machines like IE, CNC, Milling Machines, Expert Systems, Industrial Goods, Consumer Products, Mechatronics Systems, Medical Mechatronics, Medical Imaging Systems, Structural Dynamic Systems Transportation and Vehicular Systems. Mechatronics as the new language of the automobile computer aided and integrated manufacturing systems, Computer-aided Design, Engineering and Manufacturing Systems, Packaging and Microcontrollers/PLCs.
Coming to the point as to whether you should do it, well that depends on how committed you are to this field. Since it's a specialisation in a way, you should be kinda certain that this is what you want. If you're uncertain, I'd suggest you take up mechanical or electrical separately and probably do a Masters in it later if you're sure. Mechatronics is one of the most sought after and most interesting fields there is in the world with a wide range of application. It's literally going to everywhere within the next few years. So, it's definitely something an engineer would want to be a part of.

Here are some good courses that one may do after 12th Arts-
1) B.A. Stands for Bachelor of Arts. Course duration is 3 years. The best thing about this course is that so many B.A. Specialisation courses are available to choose from. A general set of common B.A. Subjects are present, in addition to which specialisation subjects are also present. Some specialisation areas are- B.A. Psychology, B.A. History, B.A. Archaeology, B.A. Economics, B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication, B.A. English, B.A. Hindi, B.A. Malayalam, B.A. In other languages (state wise), B.A. Sociology, B.A. Politics, B.A. Geography, B.A. Indian Culture, B.A. Social Work etc.
2) B.A. Stands for Bachelor of Business Administration. Course duration is 3 years.
3) B. M. S. stands for Bachelor of Management Science. Course duration is 3 years.
4) BFA stands for Bachelor of Fine arts. Course duration is 3 years.
5) BHM stands for Bachelor of Hotel Management. Course duration is 3 years.
6) B.E. M. stands for Bachelor of Event Management. Course duration is 3-4 years.
7) Integrated Law course B.A. +L. B. Course duration is 5 years.
8) B.J. M. stands for Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communications. Course duration is 2-3 years.
9) B. F. D. stands for Bachelor of Fashion Designing. Course duration is 4 years.
10) B. El. Ed. Stands for Bachelor of Elementary Education. Course duration is 4 years.
11) B.P.Ed. Stands for Bachelor of Physical Education. Course duration is 1 year.
12) D. El. Ed. Stands for Diploma in Elementary Education. Course duration is 3 years.
13) BSW stands for Bachelor of Social Work. Course duration is 3 years.
14) Animation and Multimedia course. Course duration differs, but is generally between 1-3 years.
15) B. RM. Stands for Bachelor of Retail Management. Course duration is 3 years.
16) Aviation courses (Cabin Crew). Course duration is generally between 1-3 years.
17) B. S. stands for Bachelor of Business Studies. Course duration is 3 years.
18) B. T. M. stands for Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management. Course duration is 3-4 years.

When it comes to searching for a good commerce college, at times it becomes a tedious job as many colleges follow the tradition teaching methodology that is not fruitful in today era but there are a few colleges that are known for providing practical exposure to their students and one such college is PCTE Group of Institutes in Ludhiana where youngsters not only get to develop their practical skills but also are able to enhance their overall personality. Personally, as a B.Com student at PCTE I was able to gain the required skills that had helped me throughout my career. The organisation that I work in was happy to hire me because I was already certified in Tally Software, was practically aware on how stock markets worked, knew about how to apply a PAN Card, file an Income tax return and so forth. Do checkout this college, it is one of the best colleges around.

Yes, you can.
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed course is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.
Students need to appear in the entrance test conducted by the various states and Independent educational bodies and universities for admission in various teaching institutions attached with it according to the rank of the candidate in the entrance exam.
These exams are generally held in the month of June-July and consist of Objective type questions about English, General Knowledge, Aptitude, Basic Arithmetic Teaching Potential and one local language in some states.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

Insurance sector in India:
The concept of insurance has been extended beyond the coverage of tangible property. Now, the risk of loss due to the sudden change in currency exchange rates, political unrest, negligence and loss due to damage can also be included. But if a person wisely invested in insurance before making any unpredictable accidental for his property then he will be suitable for his loss as soon as the extent of damage is explored. Insurance - What is the future of insurance sector in India? Insurance is a form of risk management that is primarily used to prevent the risk of a team loss. Insurance is defined as the risk of a loss equal to the transfer, from one institution to another, in a foreign currency for a premium, and a guarantee is small and to prevent loss of a large, potentially devastating loss can be thought of as. An insurance company is a company that sells insurance, or the insurance policyholder is a person or institution insurance purchase. Insurance rates are an aspect that is used to determine the amount which is being charged for a certain amount of insurance coverage and called premium. Insurance sector in India
Insurance has been a federal subject in India. The insurance sector has gone through many stages and changes. Since 1999, when the government started with the insurance sector to allow private insurance companies to plead and also allowed foreign direct investment to 26%, the insurance sector was celebrated for a fast-growing market has gone. However, the most significant life insurance company in India is still owned by a large number of government-owned enterprises.