dear all

            as per staff selection committee ca is much more eligible for sitting ias exam so no fear at all

Please check official Link by ICAI for persuing Civil Services 

https://220.227.161.86/27160ICAI-UPSC.pdf

I am having a small doubt about whether IPCC completed is equal to degree 

I am a Chartered Accountant presently engaged in job and I want to do IAS but there is one problem that is if I have to do IAS, I have to quit my Job for IAS which I do not as it is not sure that one can become an IAS officer only by thinking it requires lot of hard work and dedication, If I quit my Job and focus more on IAS then what if by chance I do not clear UPSC then after a year or two year it is not possible to come back to CA again as all the laws and regulations will be changed , thats the problem is with me . Now totally confused whether to do IAS or not.

Dear suranjan kumar definitely you will be eligible for IAS and if suppose once you will be pass these some tricks which are given below to face clear IAS and IPS interview.

1. Start your Interview Preparation from January Onwards

2. Give respect to the members who will take your Interview

3. Do Not Forget what your wrote in your Mains Exam

4. Have Positive Views in Your Mindmore detail-click

here https://surejob.in/21-quick-tips-to-clear-ias-and-ips-interview.H T M L

Sir,

The educational qualifications required is either a graduate degree or an equivalent qualification. A candidate possessing a professional qualification such as CA, CS or CWA may also appear for the exam as these are provided by Institutes recognised by statute.

Attached below is a copy of the letter sent by UPSC to ICAI acknowledging that a person who has completed CA finals may also appear.

https://resource.cdn.icai.org/27160ICAI-UPSC.pdf

To appear for the exam also consider the revised age criterion and number of attempts allowed.

Wish you all the best.