Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

To become an IAS Officer, you have to crack UPSC exam. Any stream engineer can apply for UPSC. Eligibility is simple just pass graduation with minimum 50 %.

For becoming an IPS officer you need to clear the IPS exam which is held by Union public service commission (UPSC) every year. It is a very competitive exam with more than 100000+ candidates taking the exam out of which under 200 are finally selected.
This exam completes in 3 steps:First step is prelims exam , it is objective (popularly known as CSAT).
Second step is mains exam , it is subjective (Also known as Mains).
Third step is personal interview.
I hope this helps
Prepare well for the exam
All The Best.

The syllabus for UPSC Civil Services (IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, etc.) is the same for any graduate. There are 3 levels in the selection process starting with the Prelims, then Mains and finally Personality test. You may refer this year's (2019) notification for civil service exams from the official website of UPSC- https://upsc.gov.in/examinations/

Hello,
According to me, all three main subjects should be necessary Maths Physics and Chemistry, you should have to prepare with all three main subjects to attempt IAS exam.
All the best buddy for bright future.

Yes, you can pursue M.Sc in Biotechnology as it is a good option for making your career. Yes, IPS Academy, Indore is a nice option as it is a recognised institute with a good placement record.

Firstly there is no need for any course but you want so can do B.Sc. If you go for engineering then you don't get enough time to prepare for IAS because engineering is such a difficult stream but if you go for B.Sc. So you will get enough time for your IAS preparation.

Go for BA simple, because ultimately you want to go for IAS, so it is better to study the base here only in BA.

I think the best option to choose will be BA as it will help you in preparation of UPSC exam.