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The JBT programme is specially designed for the one who wishes to teach young kids and the minimum qualification to pursue the course is 10+2. But
if you have completed your graduation, you must go for B.Ed.
To make a career in teaching, you got to have this degree.
This particular programme provides all necessary skills required in teaching the subject of your expertise. It also helps you to develop innovative ideas needed to become a successful teacher.
Following are some of the best institutes offering the programme.
St. Xavier's College of Education, Patna
Jamia Millia Islamia, Maulana Mohammed Ali Jauhar Marg, New Delhi
A.G. Teachers College, Ahmedabad
Himachal Pradesh University, Department Of Education, Shimla
D.M.College of Teacher Education, Imphal
Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

Hi Karhunaa,
Well, this a very interesting topic. Many people even don't think about this as there is some root difference between B.E & B.tech.
The course of B.E. is designed to cover whole theory and technology (mechanisms) of a system. Let it simply by an example: Suppose we are developing a satellite for xyz purpose. If you are a B.E. degree holder, then you should posses the theoretical domain expertise (with practical knowledge too) of various components used in it like ICs, conductor etc etc. But B.tech course mainly focus on practical training. Means you need not to (much) bother about the history of components used, only you need to be expert to choose the exact components with exact calculation, so that product can deliver efficiently it's purpose.
In short, B.E. covers core theory and less practical knowledge, while B.Tech posses much practical knowledge with limited theoretical knowledge.
Now a days, in industry, both B.E and B.tech considered as equal.
All the best.