Nonetheless, you can still opt to become an engineer even after taking basic math at 10th grade. You may also have fewer choices than the other people who took standard math.

The options you may consider:

1. Diploma in Engineering:

You are free to join a diploma in engineering course after completing your 10th grade, and you may have the choice of either basic or standard math.

Once you complete your diploma, you can take lateral entry into a B.Tech course. This allows you to complete your B.Tech degree in 3 years instead of 4 years.

2. B.Sc. in Computer Science/IT:

This will be a bright spot for all computer science and software engineering enthusiast students. Many colleges offer B.Sc. which do not have math as one of the must pass subjects at the 10th level.

3. Other Relevant Undergraduate Courses:

Some other undergraduate courses are B.Sc. Electronics, B.Sc. Information Technology, or B.Com (Computer Applications), which are not so strict about the mathematics requirements.

Eligibility Criteria: Check what the eligibility criteria of the colleges or universities to whom you are applying are. Some colleges require strictly the percentage in mathematics and science subjects.

Entrance exams: Prepare entrance exams like JEE Main, state-level engineering entrance exams, or university-specific entrance tests.

Career Counseling: Careers counseling to seek the various avenues and take personalized guidance

You can definitely get into an engineering course right after your 10th standard, with basic maths as your course, but there are ways that will make your career in the field of technology and engineering rewarding.