Should I write UPSC exam or do job after engineering? If I have to study for UPSC exams should I quit my job for preparation? Can't I manage preparation on weekends?

Hello.i finished my 3year engg.and i am yet to go to 4year.i am really confused to either take up upsc exams or do a job after my 4year. if i have to study for upsc should i quit my job stay at home and prepare or can i manage?my dad has a service of another 4 years in his bank.so financial we are strong.my only cause of concern is should i quit my job stay at home and prepare or can i manage going for tuitions in the weekends at the same time pursure my job.but i am really interested in taking up civil services.at the same time in a dilemma to give up a job in my hand.please suggest.
Thank You.

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Dear Aspirant
As you describe yourself that you are string from family and you are interested
in IAS so I must suggest you that you must quit the idea of job and try your luck
in IAS because IAS you don't study with your job or in weekend classes.
basically these are not proper ways to prepare for IAS exam.
so must suggest you to read daily newspaper and also read books from NCERT
books of classes 6-10.
All The Best.