B.Tech

B.Tech in IT will not be able to help you directly in IAS preparation. But you will learn to manage your time and make study strategies. If you want to know the best option then it would be B.A in History or BA+LLB. These courses will directly help you to prepare for IAS.

You are eligible for both. If you are in 3rd year of B.Tech, then I suggest applying for UES for Army. For DGCA, apply after completing your graduation.

B.Tech students study difficult topics for 4 years. This experience gives them an upper hand in preparations. They learn to study for longer hours and they learn tips to tackle tough topics. There is big difference here. It is only that B.Tech student knows what it takes to prepare for an exam.

It goes approximately above 50% marks in the state technical exam or MHCET only then you will be able to take admission in it.

You can take all the exams that require graduation like IAS SSC Bank, etc. , and also you can give GATE and CDSE (for Air Force and Navy) and other technical exams for various posts.

If you pursue it from CIPET-Chennai or Ahmedabad then it is a very good course for both girls and boys. The major recruiters are Minda Groups, Maruti Suzuki, KTM, etc. The package differs each year from college to college. But the average package remains at around 3 to 5 LPA.

You need to take a state level entrance exam to get into CIPET, Chennai. It is a reputed college, so good marks are required.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible for the same. Interested candidates can apply online or offline with the required information.
Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2 examination.

Firstly their is no fixed eligibility for placement during campus interview as it differs from company to company.The minimum requirement is you should pass with first class in all exams and your attendance should be at least 75% then you get selected by the college for campus selection. Hope this will help you.
Good Luck!

It's not possible because, in engineering, practical knowledge should be there and being a theoretical expert you cannot become an engineer.