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With BSc-BEd Degree in Mathematics, you can apply for teaching exams such as CTET for which scores are accepted by many top government schools as well as private schools, this course is best especially if you're inclined towards a career in teaching, you can also appear for State Level TETs.

In case you wish to teach at University level, you can complete your Master's Degree ahead and qualify NET/SET, having a postgraduate degree also make one eligible for teaching higher classed in school.

You can also explore other government exams as well based on the eligibility of graduation with no specific aggregate from a recognized university.such as

• UPSC Civil Service Exam/State Level PSCs,
• SSC CGL/CPO,
• UPSC CDS in case of OTA and IMA(for males), in case of females only OTA is applicable.
• Banking Exam: PO/Clerk of IBPS/RRB/SBI
• Insurance Exams:AAO/Assistant for LIC,GIC,NIACL etc.
• Recruitment by RRB for various posts based on graduation level
• There are few exams which have laid out certain aggregate criteria as mentioned below which you can appear;
• NABARD Grade B-Officer: Eligibility is passed graduation in any discipline with 50% aggregate from a recognized university.
• Assistant/Grade B Officer of RBI: In the former post, you need to pass bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with 50% aggregate, while for the latter post you need 60% aggregate in class 10th,12th and graduation.

Apart from this, Ed-Tech is one of the booming industry and it has large scope for educators as well, with the advent of technological development, the very definition of teaching is changing, the approach and method has gone beyond the norms of conventional or traditional set-up,from school level exams to competitive exams, you can also apply for content development, subject matter expert or alike.