State Government Jobs 2026 — All States PSC & Subordinate Services
State governments recruit through State Public Service Commissions (UPPSC, BPSC, MPPSC, RPSC, etc.) and Subordinate Services Selection Boards / Commissions (SSSB, UPSSSC). Posts include Deputy Collector, Deputy SP, Block Development Officer, Naib Tehsildar, Police Inspector / Sub-Inspector / Constable, Forest Range Officer, and several subordinate clerical and technical roles.
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Official Syllabus & Previous Year Papers
Each State Public Service Commission publishes its own syllabus and previous-year papers. Direct links to the four largest state commissions are provided below.
Official Syllabus
Previous Year Papers
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Frequently Asked Questions about State Government Jobs
Is the state PCS exam easier than UPSC?
State PCS syllabi overlap heavily with UPSC for the General Studies portion, but each state adds a regional language and state-specific GK paper. Competition is high but the conversion ratio is usually better than UPSC.
Can I apply for any state's PCS exam?
Most state PCS exams require domicile of that state or proficiency in the state language. Check the specific notification — some posts are open to non-domicile candidates with relaxed conditions.
What is the salary of a state Deputy Collector?
Pay level 10 (₹56,100 basic) at the entry grade. Gross monthly: ₹80,000-95,000 depending on the state's allowance structure.
Are state government jobs eligible for central pay commission?
States usually adopt central pay commission recommendations with state-specific modifications — there is typically a 6 to 18 month implementation lag.