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both r good.but master degree is better.frnd.

I doubt whether there are any separate coaching institutes for IPS. The coaching institutes teach for the basic UPSC exam . Now a days there are many online coaching facilities also. Try http://www.wiziq.com/courses for such courses.

Take tests regularly, evaluate your performance after every test. Work on the topics where you scores low. Try to revisit the tests and work on the stronger topics.

Any engineer can make it to Civil Services by his hard work.

Try to take a project on fabrication of heat exchanger with a fabrication shop. This may orient you better on mech design, welding, fabrication, testing, heat transfer sizing.

B.Tech it is best.

Dear gautam. take coaching. for it. then . practice old papers extensively. you should work on personally too . all the best. go for RS Agarwal book that will help you out.

It depends on your passion and interests.
In India, there is not much scope for Biomedical Engineering. The few colleges which offer Biomedical Engineering, don't have good facilities or advanced equipment.
On the other hand, electrical engineering is an evergreen field of engineering. Jobs are plenty and is going to be in the foreseeable future.
Electronics engineering companies in India are few so most electronics engineers end up being software engineers. I don't recommend Electronics engineering to you unless you are 100% sure that you love semiconductors, diodes and transistors.

Hi,
IIT-Delhi is considered to be the best engineering college in India.

Hi Neha,
Marketing specialisation is excellent over here. You can expect a good package through campus.

Join an acting school and to learn acting skills and then you can try giving auditions to become an actor.

Both the fields are good in the region. First of all you decide your interest. Now a days no field is good or bad its on u how you will complete your passion.

Placement stats changes every year so choose any reputed colleges.
Placement also depends on your calibre . If you perform well in academics and in interview(during companies visit).

Hi I am myself pursuing B.Tech in biotechnology. It is a great field with emerging prospects, but, one needs a lot of patience and dedication. You have to be passionate enough to sway all odds that you face coz there is no end to learning in this field. There are very less jobs at graduate level and you ought to pursue a Masters in it for having a R&D job. Still various B2B and B2C companies may recruit you after your grad. Possibilities are endless if u do Your Masters from abroad. All the best !