Career

Hi Deepankar,
You can surely pursue a course in film-making, cinematography, media or mass communication being from any stream or field. These fields are passion oriented and require you to be smart at whatever you choose to do. You can choose to join course like:
Bachelors in Film-making
Bachelors in mass communication
Bachelors in cinematography
All the best.

Scope for any stream cannot be predicted for more than 10 years, but since the inception of Make In India programme, 5 years down the line there may be ample job opportunities in automobile sector.

SAPFico module from certified SAP institution is highly recommended if you wish for job assistance as it carries value, you can get jobs in Audit and taxation and Compliance. Placements assistance is provided by SAP.

Hi Jannatbir,
Bachelor degree in any of the above mentioned subjects you are passionate about could be the best possible choice. You may opt for civil services examinations after graduation. Library Science, Social Work, Mass Communication and Journalism, LLB, B.Ed, BBA are other options.
Here is an interested article on Psychology career options you would like to check:
https://www.shiksha.com/the-a-to-z-of-a-career-in-psychology-article-13387-1

Anyone can appear for UPSC irrespective of what they did in graduation. If you are 21 years old and have a graduate degree, you can go and write UPSC.

Vision IAS is a good option but a better option available for you apart from this is Vajiram and Ravi.
But, where-ever you go, the institute and your teachers will only guide you and it will be you only who must work hard and get selected

The age limit for all candidates irrespective of their gender is
21-32 years.
You can appear for UPSC if you come under this age limit.
But as you are from general category, you will have only 4 attempts to give UPSC.

As per 216 cut-off:
An OBC candidate will require a minimum:
106 marks in Prelims.
630 marks in Mains.
834 marks in CSE final.