Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

Single sitting degree is banned by UGC, so any UGC recognised institute will not provide this degree. You need to check with college officials about the same.

All state and central police forces recruit sub inspector. After the 7th pay commission implementation sub inspector starting salary will be around INR 50000 per month.

Yes, after completing your honors degree course you can go for IPS.

Dear,
If you have a career goal in civil services then you need to start your preparation from the final year of graduation and give your time and dedication only to civil services' preparation.
All the best!

Hi
Civil services can be done with any stream. There are basically three stages of civil service exams-:
1) For preliminary –
a. First subject is general studies (GK+ current events + logistic aptitude + reasoning + all subjects studied till class 10th).
b. Second subject is optional (your favourite subject of any stream syllabus till class 10th level).
2) For Mains exam also: subjects are English or Hindi and two optional subjects.
So you can choose your subjects in 11th as per your liking and interest.

You are on the right path. You can do it from any college of your choice. Most of the rank holders in IAS are social science graduates. Start preparing for IAS, keep reading newspapers for current affairs, solve mathematical and logical reasoning questions and GK.

Public Administration is the best subject for IAS because where you learn that to do well in future, help in interview,small syllabus, GS support & better from previous performs.

All type of graduates are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination. As Civil Services Examination is the most competitive examination of India, lot of IAS aspirants do B.Tech before appearing for Civil Services Examination so that they have a good standby career option available if they are unable to crack Civil Services Examination. Therefore, I am of the opinion that you decision of doing B.Tech is a right decision.

If you want to appear for Civil Services Examination, you can choose any subject of your preference in which you are confident of excelling. Civil Services exam is very tough with limited seats. Therefore, you must chose your subject carefully. Nowadays, most of the civil services aspirants go for engineering so that they have an alternate career available if they are not able to crack Civil Services examination.

Take the subject which interests you. There are huge career opportunities in arts, commerce and science.