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- With an MSc in Mathematics and B.Ed., there are quite a few government exams from which you can choose depending on your hobbies and career aspirations. Here are some of the best ones for you: Teacher Eligibility Tests (TET):

B.Ed indeed paves the path to appearing for the TET. You can go for the state-level or even central-level exams (CTET) to become a teacher in schools. Eligibility: Generally subject-specific B.Ed plus passing the TET would make you a primary or secondary private school teacher.

State Civil Services Examination (SCT):

If you dream of working in administration, then state civil services of SDM, DSP, or any other administrative post are worth going for. This math background especially would come into play during logical reasoning and general studies portions of the exams.

Indian Statistical Service (ISS):

If someone has a strong math background, then Indian Statistical Service would be the best option for him. It is conducted by UPSC for Indian government statistical department positions. Eligibility: A postgraduate degree in statistics or mathematics with special emphasis upon statistics.

SSC (Staff Selection Commission) exams:

Several SSC exams, for instance, all SSC CGL exams (Combined Graduate Level), are quite suitable for you. The SSC CGL boasts job positions in government departments that, by virtue of your educational background based on math, will be crucial specifically on departments requiring quantitative analysis, statistics, or data analysis. 
Eligibility: A graduate degree from a recognised university, otherwise you easily qualify with your M.Sc in Math.

As per your state board or examination authority, you can be permitted to take a re-examination on the HSC Mathematics paper in July, as they conduct supplementary or improvement exams. Most of the education boards in India, for instance, the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE), are doing well by giving students an opportunity to get back to writing supplementary/improvement exams to enhance their marks.

You would have to apply by filling in a supplementary/improvement examination form which would generally become available once the main examination results are out. Different boards have different dates, procedures, and eligibility criteria. You can check with your school or find this information at the official WBCHSE website.

For aspiring DU aspirants planning to pursue subjects like Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, and Physics; the following are the steps to be followed:

1. Behold Eligibility Criteria
Mathematics/Statistics/Physics: These courses have most probably Science subjects with Mathematics taken at Class 12. Since you have appeared for Class 12, check for the subjects.
Economics: Delhi University may not require mathematics up to the 12th level for an aspirant at BA (Hons.) Economics, but it proves to be useful.
Finalize that your subjects match the requirements as you will see in DU official norms for the specified courses.

2. Appear For CUET (Common University Entrance Test)
CUET is the entrance examination for DU and a few other colleges. Since you belong to West Bengal and have already appeared for Class 12, you have to fill out the application form CUET entrance examination to get admission.
Exam Subjects: Pick the most appropriate subjects within CUET which are similar to the ones studied in Class 12. Those aiming toward courses, like Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics, usually have to compete in specific segments of the entrance examination.
Registration: Visit the official website of CUET (CUET Official Portal) to create your application and register for this specific exam. Ensure that the application is done on schedule.
3. Prepare for the CUET Now
Now that the class 12 results aren't available yet, your CUET basis prep has to use the learned subjects so far.
4. Keep in Touch with DU Admission Process
The counseling and admission process will then be declared by DU soon after CUET results are out. Stay tuned to the official options of DU to get requests on merit lists, counseling dates, and seat distribution.