B.Tech

My suggestion is go for the B.Tech Computer as it will help for UPSC in the future. It will give u more way than B.Com as with B.Com, you can only give exams which is non technical but with B.Tech Computer u r eligible for both non technical and technical also. Preparing for UPSC CSE doesn't mean that you will not sit for the other exams. You should go for the B.Tech and seat as may other technical and no technical exams to gain experience and understand the position where you are standing. All the best.

Hi,
I would say, go for some other top universities like Amity University, GLA university, Lovely Professional University which are well-known and good in terms of placement.

I think you won't get admission because at least 50% are required in Boards. For IITs and NITs, 75% is mandatory. You have not qualified Board Cut off so may be you won't get admission. Anyways if you are from CBSE Board, then you can go for improvement exams to improve your score and then choose whatever college you want.

As you are a surveyor in a construction company and also a B.Sc. Graduate, civil engineering will be perfect for you. or else, you can choose survey engineering or architecture engineering. But civil may the best choice as it has a broad scope. B.Sc. will help u to get direct admission in the 2nd year of B.Tech. So Diploma is surely a bad choice for you as under AICTE Diploma courses are 3 years and if you join B.Tech 2nd year, then you also spend 3 years. But you have to talk with the college and office also for not leaving the job and also continue your education.
All the best. Age is just a number.
Salutes to your spirit.

With so many backlogs, you cannot apply for any institution in Canada. You can very well try in any other country.

Getting best industry exposure, learning environment and best career options in professional courses like B.Tech, B.Arch or MBA, Indo global is best option to achieve all these.

Hello Bhoopathi,
Yes, it's perhaps the best choice. Another option would be to go in for MBA or appear for civil service exams. It actually should depends on what fascinates you. I would advise you to select that course of action which will give you happiness.

Hello Gajgari,
The query you have posted is being asked for few other courses too viz, computers, software, etc. Normally speaking, engineering college students are taught application of Science for industrial purpose. So B.Sc. Courses give more attention to principles, how they are developed, etc. On the other hand engineering students will be taught as to how the scientific principles are to be applied in the industry.