Government & Defence Entrance Exam

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.

The salary is expected anywhere between 27k to 35k. There is not a fix value. That is why it is called pay band. Exams for each of them is conducted once a year. IBPS conducts one exam for many banks and departments. PO exam is moatly conducted by the bank on its own. The syllabus mostly includes Reasoning, General Science and English or Hindi depending on the region.

You could say that. It is specialised course aimed towards the Civil Services aspirants. Its syllabus is also quite similar to the syllabus of PCS. But it is not limited to that. You can also pursue Masters after it.

If you are within the age limit, then yes, you are eligible for some government jobs.

For government colleges, entrance exams need to be cleared. You are eligible to appear in the exam. The admission will be given on the basis of your score.

Yes, you can now. Wait for the vacancies to be announced and fill up the application when the date arrives.

What are you pursuing currently and what you want to pursue? What is your last qualification? Add these details to get a correct response.

NDA is given by 12th passes candidates only. If you completed college, then you can appear for CDSE. The training through NDA is 4 years and through CDSE is 1.6 years.

LDC stands for Lower Division Clerk. You can be appointed clerk in any department where seats are available. You could be placed in a Government college or Railways. But banks conduct their own exams.

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.