Government & Defence Entrance Exam

B.Tech students study difficult topics for 4 years. This experience gives them an upper hand in preparations. They learn to study for longer hours and they learn tips to tackle tough topics. There is big difference here. It is only that B.Tech student knows what it takes to prepare for an exam.

I am not able to interpret your question. You can attempt NDA after class 12th and CDSE after graduation for Armed Forces. There is no special course required to join the army.

It is not fake. It is affiliated to CCSU.
http://www.ipseducationmeerut.com/affiliation.html
Check here to confirm. Click on the 2nd PDF.
http://www.ccsuniversity.ac.in/web/Colleges.htm#Prof

Admission in Indus University for MTech is provided by ACPC (http://www.jacpcldce.ac.in/me.asp).
However, 25% seats are reserved for management that means 4 or 5 seats will be filled by the institute. So, approach the college directly for admission.

If you want to boost your career in the banking field then Iims will definitely provide good courses for the banking field but prefer Masters in business finance, MBA in banking administration or MBA in business analytics. These courses will also help you in this because most of the banking operations at higher levels include analytics as you have good work experience, you will get a good pay package.

Not at all. Unless the course or institute is not recognised. Then that may cause problems for you. So, make sure to take admission in a reputed college.

Yes, IGNOU is recognised and approved and the recent SC order strengthened IGNOU's position. So, you will be eligible for the exams if you opt for Master's degree in IGNOU.

You can take all the exams that require graduation like IAS SSC Bank, etc. , and also you can give GATE and CDSE (for Air Force and Navy) and other technical exams for various posts.

Prepare by making your GS and Current Affairs Strong. And solve some UPSC sample papers to get a feeling of paper. The entrance that JMI takes is a relatively easy version of the main exam. So it will be hard but not impossible.

Yes, you can certainly appear for UPSC Civil Services Exams after completing B.Com. You will have to work hard to become IAS officer. If you are serious then join a coaching institute.