Civil Servant (IAS/PCS)

U should try to be more strategic, hard working and studious before failing in all attempts. IAS is a premiere exam which one should not compete just like that without having a right preparation. As a general candidate u hv 6 chances and 32 is the age bar. For reserved category people, it is more high. So just do not let it go like that, join good institute and take preparation. Have faith in yourself. If you fail in all attempts, u hv to do job in your specialised area. All the best.

Nope. You are only eligible once you are graduate, otherwise its just wastage of a precious chance. Meanwhile you can start your preparations for it.
Good Luck

UPSC conducts multiple exams. For which exam are your seeking advice. Please re-frame your question so that correct advice can be given.

Complete a recognised graduation and apply for Civil Service Examinations. If your aim is only Civil Services, any graduation will do, but being a tough but to crack, but nort impossible, you may think of options too. To choose a subject in Civil Services, one can be your subject and the other a subject which you have enough resources at hand or you feel more confident.

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You have to complete your graduation in a stream of your choice. Then you have to appear for UPSC examinations.

Hey Shantanu,
Yes definitely one can prepare for Civil services after graduating with B.Tech in Computer Science. For IAS examinations you should be a graduate in any field and they are the gone days when students used to take arts for preparing IAS. You should better select a course in which you can perform better. Also select a university which offers quality education as this will be very useful for your examinations. Also if you go with B.Tech CSE than you will have alternate jobs while preparing for the exams.

After graduating from BSc, you need to appear UPSC Civil Services Examination.

Ritik, if you are planning to take the civil services exam, you would be aware that you have to prepare for your mains which requires reading up on not just newspapers but also subject matter. You are expected to know all aspects of the subject that you are selecting as a main. This requires intense course book study. News papers will definitely give you an edge with respect to latest developments, also read the OP-ed pages for what experts are saying and different issues regarding the industry/subject.