Does a B.Tech graduate have higher chances for becoming a civil servant?

Not really. The civil service examinations are open to all, and if you're in the General category, you will be treated like everyone else around you, aspiring to get that post. The syllabus does not have much to do with engineering. Rather, it focuses on your analytical skills along with your reason

Hi, B.Tech has nothing to do with civil services and there is a separate examination to become civil servant. However, for some experienced position they prefer engineering graduate or post graduate.

The chance of being a civil servant has no relation with your B.Tech degree. Though you can ask about the level of knowledge which you would get from a B.Tech degree. First of all, for civil services, you need to qualify the union public service commission exam which needs a hardcore practise and

This is a myth. Every year, many graduates from non-engineering backgrounds successfully crack the exams. With hard work and devotion, any one can crack this great hurdle. This exam can be cracked not only by a student with a good academic record but can be cracked by a student who regularly practic

It surely helps in some of the papers in the prelims but not more than that. But during B.Tech you learn so many things which would help you in civil services exam (I am not talking about academics). The rigor of the course you undergo prepares you mentally for the civil services exam. As already me