Yes, you can

you just need to manage your time wisely, you should take out atleast 3 to 4 hours from your daily routine and be calm as stress wont change anything.

Hello Ayush, Glad to hear you have interest in UPSC but I my question is if you are planning to do graduation in Engineering why don't you opt for IES (Indian Engineering services) because inIES questions are related to engineering only, whereas in IAS no questions asked related to engineering and under such case doing graduation would be meaningless for you.

If you have interest in IAS i would prefer BA (Hons) because this would you to clear UPSC prelims and Mains paper.

Getting selected into UPSC is totally depends on how much hard work you put on, solve no. of practice paper & mock paper, Develop writing practice, Go through 10 previous years question paper, and be aware about syllabus, and last but not the least time management...

Give atleast 3-4 hours a day and by the time you complete your graduation you would be confident enough to appear and clear the paper... For further assistance be free to contact... All the best

Dear Ayush,

There are many students who used to prepare for UPSC exam along with their B.Tech.

To manage both the things properly you need to manage your time.

You can make your proper time table. Don't miss your class in your B.Tech programme so that you can utilize your time in preparing for your exam.

All the Best!!