Career

Anyone can appear for UPSC irrespective of which college he/she is studying in.
The only thing is that you must have a degree certificate from a recognized institute.

It depends upon our interest. IT field do not have government jobs, so we must choose the best from private institutions only. Government jobs do not have job risks, but private has very high job risks.
After retirement also, there is a scope. You get pension facility. It is totally opposite in the case of private jobs. But yes, the salary is high in private jobs in comparison with government jobs.

Its great. You can definitely become an IAS officer. But keep reading newspaper daily and also concentrate on current affairs. Also, make it a habit of preparing your own notes.

There is no minimum percentage requirement. You should only have a degree certificate from a recognized institute.That's it. Generally the UPSC board doesn't give preference to academics. Its purely based on marks scored in UPSC exam.

I think after B.Tech, you will be able to grab a job.
if you will not get job, you should pursue M.Tech from a good college.

Yes, there are good opportunities in the commercial pilot field. After completing initial training in pilot course and getting CPL license, the average salary range starts from Rs.1 lakhs per month. It has good career option with definitely certain risk also, but it is a good career option.

Hi Vamshi,
There are several courses available which you can pursue to make your career in IT sector. As I can see, you have an interest in data stage course which is great, but also I would suggest you to think about DBA or Big Data.

You should pursue digital marketing course. It has better scope than software testing.

MBBS is the popular choice. For that you have to go through one on the most rigorous entrance test. If you are research minded, then now a days there are many institutions where you can get a job. B.Pharm is also an option.