Go for it, Cheelu! After much arm-twisting from my (then) line manager, I did a 3 year Post Grad degree & graduated when I was 44. After an interval I went back & did a 4 year MSc, graduating at the age of 51. Having now retired from my proper job, I lecture part-time at a local University Business School.
Apart from my family, these qualifications are the achievements of which I am the most proud. I think that this is because when you study as an older, more experienced person, you value it more - and certainly don't take it for granted. Academic study is always a challenge (be prepared for some 'why on earth am I doing this?' moments along the way) but it's good to discover new ways of thinking and to engage with (younger) fellow students. Plus you get an NUS card - which my kids thought was hilarious!