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Hello Shreyansh,
B.Tech IT is sufficient educational qualification to start your career as a developer and tester in the Indian IT industry. Most of the fresher recruitment takes place in campus placement, therefore, you must prepare for the recruitment tests to join your dream IT company in campus placement. In case you do not get a job in the campus placement then you will have to work hard to get or add marketable IT skills in your profile by doing short courses or IT certifications. In case you do not want to go for a job now, you have an option of higher studies (M.Tech or MBA ) in India or abroad. Both M.Tech and MBA are good career options after engineering graduation degree. M.Tech will make you a specialist in the chosen field and you can make a career as a technologist. You may seek admission in M.Tech if you are technically inclined. If you are not technically inclined then you may opt for MBA and become a generalist. Currently, the scope of MBA is wider but slowly industry has started paying good salaries to technologists too.

Honestly speaking, the ET is pretty easy. You should have a fair idea of the current affairs and general and basic history of the country and its media (newspapers, radio, TV; just basic and general). That's it.
The PI is nothing but the interviewer's test at getting to know how much you want to join the college, what skills and temperament you possess to succeed decently in the course, what are you expecting out of the course and university and how keen and willing are you to learn more than anything else. An interview is nothing but a formal chit chat in an attempt to know both the parties better. Be confident, polite, and humble and ask one or two questions out of genuine curiosity- leaves a better impression. And more than anything, be honest in your answers and talks, don't try and be something that you aren't and say blow up something that you don't know.
All the best.

Dear,
A degree in Actuarial Science is globally recognized and provides a zero unemployment profession. The cost of studying is also low. Truly this makes
Actuarial Science a smart career.
After clearing 1 to 2 papers, the candidates are normally absorbed as actuarial
analysts (with a handsome stipend) in the insurance companies KPOs etc.
Actuaries deal primarily in the financial sector. Actuaries and actuarial trainees
are employed by the following national and international organizations:
Insurance companies [be it private or public- life or general or Reinsurance]Firms of Consulting ActuariesAuthorities like IRDA, PFRDA & TAC.Asset Liability Management CompaniesLarge banks and Investment Firms like World Bank, ADB, etcEmployee Benefit Companies- likely to be opened in India soon.Large Capital & Turnkey Project Handling Companies.KPOs, etc
All the best.