Maths Spl

Candidates applying to undergraduate programs like B.Sc. or BBA at St. Xavier's University in Kolkata normally need to have taken mathematics in class 12. However, mathematics might not be required for degrees in the arts or humanities (such as B.A. courses). The particular programme you are looking for will determine your eligibility because you are studying under NIOS, which is regarded as a recognised board. To find out if a lack of mathematics in classes 11 and 12 would impact your eligibility, it is recommended that you visit the admissions office directly or review the prerequisites for your selected course on their official website.

Depending on the course, St. Xavier's University in Kolkata usually needs applicants to have studied particular disciplines, including mathematics. Undergraduate courses such as the B.Sc. in Economics require mathematics at the 10+2 level. However, mathematics might not be required for other programs, such as BA or B.Com. Since you finished your eleventh and twelfth grades through NIOS, your eligibility would be determined by how well your NIOS curriculum fits their standards. To find out if NIOS credentials are accepted and whether mathematics is required for your chosen degree, it is best to get in touch with the university's admission office. Program-specific St. Xavier policies may differ.

To become a government teacher for the Maths subject, first, you need to complete B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) after your B.Tech. Since you are already a graduate in civil engineering, B.Ed will take just 2 years. Choose Maths as your teaching subject in B.Ed.

Also use that time during B.Ed to prepare for exams like CTET and TET.

After that, you  clear the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) or state-level TET exam to be eligible for government teaching jobs. Some states may have separate teaching exams like KVS, NVS, so prepare for them accordingly.

Focus on improving your Maths concepts and teaching skills, along with finding a good way to explaining the things. Once you clear the exam, apply for vacancies through official portals. 

You are Good to Go.

All the best.

Several degree programs are in favor of students with commerce and mathematics backgrounds because of the skills they have in those subjects. For example, they may pursue B.Com (Hons) in Economics, which brings economics into conjunction with statistical and mathematical analysis, or BBA with finance or accounting specializations. Chartered Accountancy (CA) expects much from mathematics in tax filing and financial management. Actuarial Science, B.Stat (Statistics), Financial Engineering, and the like are specialist courses that apply mathematics to finance, risk analysis, and data processing. The Bachelor in Financial Markets (BFM) also offers finance along with quantitative techniques.