IGNOU BSCFMT Handwritten Assignment — All Twelve BMTC and BMTE Mathematics Codes

Inside the Parcel That Reaches Your Address

Four physical things travel together in one packet, and knowing what they are removes most of the questions that arrive on WhatsApp after an order is placed.

The first is the answer set itself, one bundle per course code, written out in a continuous hand on foolscap size writing paper. A BMTC-131 set runs long because the paper asks for curve tracing, a Venn diagram, a circle drawn from a modulus condition and a Leibniz expansion, all of which have to be reproduced on paper rather than typed. A BMTC-133 set runs long for a different reason: Real Analysis answers are argument rather than arithmetic, and ten true-or-false statements each needing a proof or a counterexample fill more sheets than the question numbering suggests.

The second is the IGNOU-format front page, filled in as far as it can be without your enrolment details, and supplied free with every order. The name, enrolment number, programme code BSCFMT, course code, study centre and date are left for you, because those are the fields you sign against.

The third is a copy of the official Tutor Marked Assignment question paper for that code and cycle, the same booklet the answers were written from. Study Centres in several regions ask for the question paper to be attached behind the answer sheets, and having it in the same parcel saves a separate download and print run.

The fourth is the tie or tag that holds the bundle. IGNOU’s own submission notices ask for assignments to be tagged rather than slipped into a plastic file, so the set arrives ready to hand over rather than ready to reassemble.

No soft copy or PDF is sold. Nothing in the parcel is a file, a link or a download, and nothing is emailed after dispatch.

The ₹320 Line, Itemised

The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. What that single figure already contains, and what it does not, is worth setting out plainly rather than leaving to inference.

Inside the rate: the writing of one complete course code from the live question paper, the foolscap sheets, the IGNOU-format front page, the printed copy of the question paper, the tagging, and the courier to your pin code. Also inside it, at no separate charge, is the handwriting match described further down this page, and the medium your paper is issued in, whether that is the English BMTC booklet or the Hindi one.

Outside the rate, because they are different products entirely: printed help books, solved reference files, guess papers and previous-year papers. Those are sold separately on this store and are linked further down, and none of them is bundled into a handwritten order or charged for inside it.

Also outside the rate is any promise about when the parcel lands. Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. A Delhi pin code and a pin code in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are not the same journey, and quoting one window for both would be quoting a number that is wrong for somebody.

Reference File or Written Set: Reading the Difference Before You Buy

These two things get searched for in the same breath and they are not the same purchase, so the distinction is worth stating once, precisely.

A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for a course code and session. You read it, you understand the method, and you then write your own answers from it. A handwritten assignment is the answers written out by hand on paper and submitted in hard copy at the study centre. The first is study material. The second is the thing that physically crosses the counter.

Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen.

The reason a downloaded file cannot simply be printed and handed in is written on the paper itself. The BMTC-133 booklet for the 2026 cycle instructs the learner to write the roll number, name, address, course code, course title, study centre and date on top of the first page of the answer sheet, to use only foolscap size writing paper, and to leave a 4 cm margin on the left, top and bottom. Regional Centre submission notices circulated for recent sessions go further and state that assignments must be handwritten only and that typed submissions are not accepted. A printout satisfies none of that.

If what you actually want is the reference answers rather than the written set, the BSCFMT solved assignment shelf is where those per-code files live, and that is the right page for that purchase rather than this one. This page sells the written set and nothing else.

The Twelve Mathematics Papers That Carry a Written TMA

The Common Prospectus for July 2026 prints a complete discipline-specific course list for BSCFMT, and it is short enough to read in one sitting. Twelve codes, sixty credits, no laboratory course anywhere in the list, which is what separates a Mathematics major from the Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Physics and Zoology majors where a theory code is paired compulsorily with a two-credit laboratory code. Every one of the twelve below is a theory paper, so every one of them carries a written assignment.

Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen.

Those twelve credit figures add to exactly 60, which is the discipline-specific total the prospectus itself states for the category, so the extraction can be trusted rather than assumed. Notice the three different code families sitting in one list: nine BMTC codes, two BMTE codes, and one legacy MTE code carried forward from the older Bachelor’s Degree Programme era. MTE-014 is not a typographical accident and it is not a BMTC paper waiting to be renamed; it is printed exactly that way in the sixth-semester row.

One practical consequence of the credit split matters when you are budgeting an order. A six-credit paper such as BMTC-131 or BMTC-134 is one course code and therefore one subject at ₹320, exactly like the four-credit BMTC-110. IGNOU issues one tutor-marked assignment per course, not one per credit block, and the 2026 BMTC booklets each contain a single assignment carrying a maximum of 100 marks. Figures circulating elsewhere that say a six-credit course needs three assignments do not match what the BMTC booklets print.

Minor, Language, Skill and Value-Added Codes on the Same Order

Sixty of the 120 credits in the three-year BSCFMT degree are mathematics. The other sixty come from five categories the prospectus sets out plainly: 24 credits of minor courses, 8 credits of ability-enhancement courses, 16 credits of skill-enhancement courses, one 6-credit interdisciplinary course and one 6-credit value-added course. Those sixty credits are where two learners in the same BSCFMT year stop having identical code lists, which is why this order is placed by code and not by semester.

The 24 minor credits split evenly. Three vocational courses, worth 12 credits, are taken in the first, second and sixth semesters. Three discipline-based minor courses, worth 12 credits, are taken in the third, fourth and fifth. The prospectus advises learners to choose the discipline-based minor from Physics, Chemistry, Botany or Zoology only if they passed 10+2 with Science, although the minor list it then prints also includes Geology, Statistics, Economics and Anthropology options.

Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen.

Add those figures back: 60 discipline-specific, 24 minor, 8 ability-enhancement, 16 skill-enhancement, 6 interdisciplinary and 6 value-added credits reach 120, which is the exit total the prospectus prints for the three-year B.Sc. (Major) in Mathematics. Exit points sit at 40 plus 4 credits for a UG Certificate after the first year and 80 plus 4 credits for a UG Diploma after the second, each of those extra 4 credits being an additional vocational course. The fourth year, which takes the total to 160 credits and converts the Major into an Honours degree, is named in the prospectus but its course details are not yet published there, so no code list for it appears on this page.

Nine Disagreements Inside the BSCFMT Paperwork

Every document named below was read for this page rather than repeated from another site, and where two of them say different things that is stated instead of smoothed over. Two of the nine are this publisher’s own errors, and they are listed alongside the rest because a learner needs to know which sentence to distrust.

Disagreement seven is the most avoidable of the set and the most likely to cost an afternoon. Disagreement one is the most expensive, because a learner who downloads BBCCT-107 in good faith and writes it out has produced a perfectly good Enzymes assignment for a Mathematics degree.

Why Your BMTC Booklet Prints a Year and Not a Deadline

Search for a BSCFMT assignment last date and you will find 31 March, 30 April, 15 May, 31 May, 15 June, 30 September and 31 October all circulating for the same 2026 calendar, some of them as headline figures on large education portals. None of those numbers is printed on a BMTC paper.

What the BMTC-131 booklet for 2026 actually prints is a validity statement: the assignment is valid from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2026, and a learner who fails it or does not submit it by December 2026 needs the 2027 assignment instead. The BMTC-133 booklet prints the same year boundary in a slightly different form, saying the assignment is valid only up to 31 December 2026, and adds that the answer sheets go to the Study Centre as per the schedule made by the study centre, with sheets received after the due date not accepted. Both booklets close with the same operative sentence: you cannot fill the examination form for that course until the assignment has been submitted.

So the real constraint for a BSCFMT learner is not a national date. It is two things at once. The first is the examination form window for the term-end examination you intend to sit, because the assignment must be in before that form can be filled. The second is whatever schedule your own Study Centre has set, which is the only place a BMTC deadline actually exists. Those two are worth a phone call to the Study Centre, and they are more reliable than any figure found through a search.

The wider point holds for every category on this page: Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent. Missing the window does not merely delay a submission, it removes that thirty per cent from the course and blocks the examination form behind it.

What BMTC-133/TMA/2026 Tells You Before You Post It

The line printed above the first question on a BSCFMT paper is the fastest check available that you are holding the right document, and it has three parts worth reading separately.

The first part is the course code. BMTC-133 on that line must match the course code printed on your own admission record. This is where the Biochemistry substitution described above gets caught: a paper whose assignment code reads BBCCT-107/TMA/2026 is not a Mathematics paper no matter which page it was downloaded from.

The second part is TMA, standing for Tutor Marked Assignment, which distinguishes it from the term-end examination paper and from any practical or project component. BSCFMT has no laboratory course and no project course in its three-year structure, so TMA is the only assignment type a BSCFMT mathematics code will ever carry.

The third part is the year. School of Sciences mathematics papers print a single four-digit year, as in BMTC-133/TMA/2026, and that year corresponds to the calendar validity window rather than to a July or January session name. This is a genuine format difference from other schools. Management papers print a session word inside the code, in the form of a month name followed by a year, and several School of Humanities papers print a two-year span instead. Carrying one school’s habit across to another is how a learner ends up looking for a July marker on a paper that will never carry one.

Underneath that line the 2026 BMTC papers print a maximum of 100 marks, then question-by-question mark allocations in brackets, and an instruction to attempt all questions. BMTC-131 runs to ten questions, BMTC-133 to eight, and neither booklet prints a pass percentage. Some other School of Sciences booklets of the same cycle do print one, and where a figure is not on your paper it is not invented here.

Your Own Hand, Copied From a Photograph

Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. A mathematics assignment makes this step more visible than most, because a page of Real Analysis is mostly symbols, and symbols are where a mismatch would show first.

What to Photograph, and Why Maths Makes It Easier

The most useful sample page for a BSCFMT order is not a paragraph of prose. It is half a page of working: a few lines of algebra, an integral sign, a summation, a fraction written out, and a sentence or two of ordinary text underneath. That gives the writer your letter forms and your symbol forms in one image. Slope, spacing between lines, whether your sevens are crossed, how large you write a limit, whether your equals signs sit level with the line, all of it comes off a single photograph taken in daylight with the page flat.

The sample comes back to you before the order is confirmed and before any payment is made. If the match is not close enough, that is the moment to say so, and nothing has been spent.

Hindi or English, This Cycle or an Old One

BSCFMT is offered in English and Hindi, and IGNOU publishes the BMTC assignment booklets in both. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. A learner writing BMTC-133 in Hindi pays what a learner writing it in English pays.

Session coverage works the same way. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. This matters more in a four-year undergraduate programme than it does in a two-year master’s, because a BSCFMT learner has up to six years to finish the three-year major and up to eight for the Honours route. A code sat in the third semester of an earlier cycle and cleared late is an ordinary order, not a special case.

One practical caution about old cycles. The mathematics booklets are replaced each calendar year and the questions change with them, so a 2024 BMTC-132 paper and a 2026 BMTC-132 paper are different documents carrying the same code. Tell us the year printed on your booklet, or send a photograph of its cover, and the correct paper is matched before writing starts.

Check an old session code if you are unsure which year your booklet belongs to.

The Short List You Send on WhatsApp

Five things settle a BSCFMT order, and nothing beyond them is needed to begin.

1. Your course codes. Written as they appear on your admission record, for example BMTC-133, BMTE-141 and BSTM-163. A list is faster than a semester number, because the minor and skill-enhancement choices differ between learners in the same year.
2. Your session. The year printed on the booklet cover, or the admission session you are submitting against. A cover photograph does this job in one message.
3. Your medium. English or Hindi, per code, since some learners split the two across a semester.
4. A handwriting photograph. Half a page of your own working, flat and in daylight.
5. Your pin code. Six digits, so the courier route and its cost can be settled before anything is charged.

Your enrolment number, your name and your Study Centre code are deliberately not on that list. Those go on the front page in your own hand at your end, because you are the one signing beneath them.

Once the Bundle Is in Your Hands

Four steps stand between the parcel opening and the submission slip, and all four are yours rather than the publisher’s.

Fill in the front page first, in your own hand, with your enrolment number, name, address, programme code BSCFMT, course code, course title, study centre and date. The BMTC booklets ask for those details on the first page of the answer sheet in a fixed order and tell you to follow the format strictly to avoid delay in evaluation.

Read the set before you sign it. You sign the declaration on the assignment cover page, so you should read and review the content before submitting it, and satisfy yourself that it represents your own understanding of the course. On a mathematics paper this reading is not a formality: the working is the answer, and you should be able to follow each step of a Linear Algebra proof or a Numerical Analysis iteration before it goes in with your name on it.

Attach the question paper behind the answer sheets if your Study Centre asks for it, and keep the set tagged rather than filed in plastic.

Collect the submission slip and keep it. The booklets also suggest retaining a copy of your answer sheets, which costs a few rupees at a photocopier and settles any later dispute about what was handed in. Submission status appears on IGNOU’s own status page some weeks afterwards, and the marks follow on the grade card after that.

No claim is made about the marks any assignment will receive, about how an evaluator will assess it, or about whether it will be accepted. Assignment evaluation is entirely a matter for IGNOU.

What Else BSCFMT Learners Put in the Same Order

A written set answers the submission problem and leaves the examination problem untouched, so most BSCFMT orders arrive with one or two other things attached.

The commonest companion is a help book. Learners preparing BMTC-131 or BMTC-133 for the term-end examination usually want the condensed unit notes rather than the full IGNOU blocks, and the mathematics help books shelf carries those title by title. Where a code belongs to the newer four-year structure rather than the older CBCS one, the new-syllabus B.Sc. mathematics titles are the ones to check first.

Second commonest is reference answers for a code the learner intends to write personally. Those sit on the course-wise mathematics reference files shelf, and a learner ordering four codes written and one code read is an ordinary pattern rather than an awkward one.

Closer to the examination, revision material takes over. A BMTC-133 solved guess paper exists for Real Analysis specifically, and the broader science guess papers for the bachelor’s cycle cover the rest of the science code families a BSCFMT minor might draw from.

The non-mathematics half of the degree has its own shelves. The ability enhancement titles cover BEVAE-181 and the language communication papers, the value-added course shelf covers BEDSV-101, and skill enhancement course answers cover the four SEC papers the structure requires. Learners who prefer everything on paper sometimes add a printed reference volume instead of per-code files.

For handwritten orders in programmes other than BSCFMT, the handwritten assignment hub lists the rest of the catalogue. And if you would rather write the set yourself and simply want the method laid out, the companion site’s step-by-step handwritten assignment guide is free to read and sells nothing.

BSCFMT Questions That Come Up Before Payment

Which BSCFMT codes can actually be ordered as a handwritten set?

Any course code IGNOU issues a Tutor Marked Assignment booklet for, which in BSCFMT means all twelve discipline-specific mathematics papers from BMTC-131 to MTE-014, plus whichever minor, ability-enhancement, skill-enhancement, interdisciplinary and value-added codes you are registered for. BSCFMT has no laboratory course in its three-year structure, so unlike a Botany or Physics major there is no code in your list that lacks a written assignment.

Is a six-credit paper like BMTC-134 charged more than a four-credit one?

No. IGNOU issues one tutor-marked assignment per course code regardless of credit weight, and the 2026 BMTC booklets each contain a single assignment of 100 marks, so BMTC-134 at six credits and BMTC-110 at four credits are both one subject at ₹320.

Should a BSCFMT assignment be written on foolscap or A4?

The 2026 BMTC-131 and BMTC-133 booklets both instruct the use of foolscap size writing paper, not of a very thin variety, with a 4 cm margin left on the left, top and bottom of the answer sheet. Several Regional Centre notices circulating for recent sessions instruct A4 instead. Where the two differ, the instruction printed on the booklet for your own course code is the one this publisher follows, and sets are written on foolscap for BSCFMT unless you ask otherwise.

My BMTC booklet has no last date printed on it. Have I missed something?

No, and that is the normal state for a School of Sciences mathematics paper. The BMTC-131 booklet for 2026 prints only a validity window from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2026. The BMTC-133 booklet adds that submission follows the schedule made by your study centre. The binding constraint is that you cannot fill the examination form for a course until its assignment has been submitted, so the examination form window and your Study Centre’s own schedule are the two dates that matter.

The IGNOU assignment page for BSCFMT shows BBCCT codes. Are those mine?

No. BBCCT-107, BBCCT-109, BBCCT-111, BBCCT-113, BBCCT-115, BBCCT-117, BBCCT-119 and BBCCT-123 are Biochemistry courses belonging to the BSCFBC programme, and none of them appears in any BSCFMT table in the Common Prospectus. They are printed in the third to sixth semester rows of IGNOU’s BSCFMT assignment index, which appears to have been populated from the Biochemistry list. Your third to sixth semester papers are BMTC-101, BMTC-102, BMTC-103, BMTE-141, BMTC-133, BMTC-134, BMTE-144, BMTC-110, BMTC-104 and MTE-014.

Is my environmental studies code BEVAE-181 or BEVAE-101?

BEVAE-181 Environmental Studies. BEVAE-101 appears exactly once in the entire Common Prospectus, in the BSCFMT semester grid, while BEVAE-181 appears throughout the shared ability-enhancement lists, in the generic four-year programme template and on IGNOU’s own assignment index. Order against BEVAE-181 and confirm it on your admission record.

Can I hand in a downloaded solved assignment PDF instead?

No. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for a course code and session, meant to be read and written from. Recent Regional Centre submission notices state that assignments must be handwritten only and that typed submissions are not accepted, and the BMTC booklets themselves specify the paper size and margin for a written answer sheet. A printed file satisfies none of that, which is the whole reason a written set is a separate purchase.

What does the year at the end of BMTC-133/TMA/2026 refer to?

The calendar validity year of that assignment, not a July or January session. School of Sciences mathematics papers print a single four-digit year in the assignment code and pair it with a 1 January to 31 December validity window. Management school papers put a session name inside the code and some Humanities papers print a two-year span, so the format your friend in another programme describes will not match yours.

I am taking Geology as my minor and that booklet does print dates. Which applies?

Each one applies to its own course. The BGYCT-131 booklet for the 2026 cycle prints a submission table giving 31 March 2026 for the January admission session and 30 September 2026 for the July session, and it also notes that the university may change the date. Your BMTC papers print no such table. In the same semester you can therefore be holding one dated paper and two undated ones, and each should be submitted against what its own booklet says.

Does the Hindi medium cost more, and are BSCFMT papers issued in Hindi?

They are, and it does not. IGNOU publishes the BMTC booklets in English and Hindi and BSCFMT’s medium of instruction is both. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price.

I am an old-cycle learner clearing a backlog. Is that a different rate?

No. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. The only thing to confirm is which year’s booklet you are submitting against, because the BMTC questions change every calendar year even though the code does not. A photograph of your booklet cover settles it in one message.

How many marks will the set score?

No claim is made about the marks any assignment will receive, about how an evaluator will assess it, or about whether it will be accepted. Assignment evaluation is entirely a matter for IGNOU. What can be stated is the weight: Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent.

When will the parcel reach me?

Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. The confirmation happens on WhatsApp once the pin code is known, before payment rather than after it.

Do I get a PDF copy of the written set as well?

No soft copy or PDF is sold. The parcel contains the written sheets, the free IGNOU-format front page, a copy of the official question paper and the tie that holds them together, and nothing is sent by email or download alongside it.

Where does the fourth-year Honours code list come from?

It does not exist publicly yet. The Common Prospectus for July 2026 states that BSCFMT reaches 160 credits over four years for the Honours award and that the details of the fourth-year courses will be provided subsequently. Until IGNOU publishes them, no fourth-year code table can honestly be printed here, and any site showing one has invented it.

Which Document Each Statement Came From

Three kinds of source sit behind this page and they are kept apart on purpose, because they carry different weight and change at different speeds.

From the IGNOU Common Prospectus, July 2026. The programme title Bachelor of Science (Mathematics), the code BSCFMT, the School of Sciences attribution, the eligibility of 10+2 with Mathematics, the medium of English and Hindi, the twelve discipline-specific codes with their official titles and credits, the 60 plus 24 plus 8 plus 16 plus 6 plus 6 category split reaching 120 credits, the minor and interdisciplinary option lists, the exit awards at 40 plus 4 and 80 plus 4 credits, the 160-credit Honours route, and the statement that fourth-year course details will follow later. The credit arithmetic in the tables above was added up independently and matched against the totals the prospectus itself prints before either table was published here.

From live IGNOU assignment documents, read in September 2026. The BMTC-131 booklet for 2026 and the BMTC-133 booklet for 2026, both on the School of Sciences file path at ignou.ac.in, supplied the assignment code format, the 100-mark ceiling, the question counts, the foolscap instruction, the 4 cm margin, the validity window, the examination-form condition and the cover-page programme lists. The BGYCT-131 booklet for 2026 supplied the dated submission table quoted in the conflict box. The BSCFMT programme index on webservices.ignou.ac.in supplied the code list that contains the Biochemistry substitution. Assignment booklets can be downloaded directly from IGNOU’s own assignment download service, and reading your own booklet is always better than reading a description of it.

From this publisher, and binding only on this publisher. The ₹320 per subject rate, the inclusion of courier, the free front page, the included question paper copy, the handwriting match at no extra charge, the absence of a minimum order, the acceptance of any session including backlogs, the medium coverage, and the refusal to print a delivery figure. Those are commercial terms set by Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. They are not IGNOU rules and they should not be read as any.

Programme structures, course codes, submission dates and rules change, and only ignou.ac.in and your Regional Centre can confirm the current position for your enrolment.

Written and reviewed by BK Sahni, Founder, Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. and ignouproject.com, who has guided 5,00,000 students till date. ORCID 0009-0005-8092-459X. Published 25 September 2026. Next review when the 2027 BMTC assignment booklets are posted to the School of Sciences file path, or when the BSCFMT programme index is corrected, whichever comes first.

Important Notice

Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. and shrichakradhar.com form an independent IGNOU study-support publisher. This is not the official website of Indira Gandhi National Open University, is not affiliated with, endorsed by or authorised by the university, and no page on this site should be treated as an official IGNOU communication.

You sign the declaration on the assignment cover page, so you should read and review the content before submitting it, and satisfy yourself that it represents your own understanding of the course.

No claim is made about the marks any assignment will receive, about how an evaluator will assess it, or about whether it will be accepted. Assignment evaluation is entirely a matter for IGNOU.