Government & Defence Entrance Exam

You don't need to attend college every day, there are many people who prepare for competitive exams like UPSC with their college degree, You can apply at any college which do not require you to attend classes everyday like at IGNOU kind of open UNIVERSITY) here, you don't require to attend classes everyday but you have to give exams only, Many institutions provides courses in distance mode which even working person can apply for. You may choose any college as per your convenience
in your nearby places where you can complete your
Degree and for exams of college you don't require to study too much because UPSE is tougher than college exams so you would easily pass the exam. Best wishes.

Opportunities of Promotion for Sub Divisional Magistrate:
Promotion is granted to officers recruited by the Bihar Public Service Commission through the Departmental Promotion Committee, which is headed by the Chairman of the Commission, in accordance with the rules framed by the State Government. The Bihar Public Service Commission will consider the Officers for the first promotion after 89 years of service and the Officers usually retire after one or at the most 2 promotions. Though the promotion is slower in comparison to the ones that the Union Public Service Commission entrants get, the Bihar Public Service Commission promotes its Officers.

The Basic pay of a BPSC officer is INR 53,100 (Pre-revised Pay band: 9300-34800; Grade pay: INR 5400). In addition, DA (Dearness Allowance), HRA (House Rent Allowance), and TA (Transport Allowance) are payable as per extant rules. BPSC Posts and Salary:
Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM): INR 61,500 - INR 72,000
Anchal Padadhikari: INR 43,400 - INR 47,800
Range Officer (Forest Department): INR 43,400 - INR 47,800
Excise Inspector: INR 43,400 - INR 47,800
Block Minority welfare officer: INR 43,400 - INR 47,800
ASI: INR 52,500
Sub Inspector: INR 49,800
Inspector rank officers: INR 61,400
Assistant Superintendent- Jail: INR 35,500 - INR 39,900
Deputy Superintendent: INR 61,500 - INR 72,000
Police Constable: INR 26,500
Assistant Engineer: INR 64,300
Assistant Operators: INR 36,000
I hope this will help you.

Students must be understood that even though the syllabus of the Bihar Public Service Commission and Union Public Service Commission exams is similar to each other, at the core level the two exams are very different. The Union Public Service Commission exam is focused more on in-depth knowledge of General Studies as well as Current Affairs while in the Bihar Public Service Commission exam, the question paper is more focused on factual data. While preparing students to find it difficult to cover both kinds of Data. That being said, if you have the determination and you want to prepare for both exams at the same time, it is very much possible. They can manage your time in such a way as to cover both factual and conceptual Current Affairs and for Bihar Public Service Commission due time should be allotted for the Bihar special General Knowledge. There are many online websites and YouTube channels where you can find daily quizzes, free lectures, etc. For state-specific and Union Public Service Commission-specific content.

A list of the best books for the BPSC prelims Exam.
1- History:
1- Ancient Indian History: India's Ancient Past by RS Sharma (Old NCERT)
2- Medieval Indian History: A History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT)
3- Modern Indian History: Struggle for Independence by Bipan Chandra or Spectrum Modern History by Rajiv Ahir
4- Art and Culture: Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania
5- Spectrum modern India
6- Lucent's General Knowledge: Can also be used for factual information, especially for Ancient, medieval, and Art & Culture.
7- NCERT History Books of Classes 6th to 12th.
2- Geography:
1- Oxford Student Atlas
2- Comprehensive Geography by Khullar
3- Certificate Physical Geography G C Long
4- Geography NCERT books of Class 6th to 12th
3- Polity:
1- Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth
2- NCERT books of Classes 9th to 12th
4- Economy:
1- New Economy NCERTs
2- Indian Economy by Shankar Ganesh
3- Indian Economy by Nitin Singhania
4- Economic Development & Policies in India Jain & Ohri
5- General Science:
1- NCERT textbooks of Classes 6 to 12
2- Lucent General Science
6- Current Affairs:
1- Daily Current Affairs of Bihar
2- Yearly Current Affairs by Odisha Publications
7- Aptitude:
1- Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
2- Quantitative Aptitude by Rakesh Yadav. I hope this will help you.

No, both syllabus are different from each other. The SSC JE syllabus is based on Diploma level and the UPSC ESE syllabus is based on Graduation level. Paper 1: Objective Multiple Choice
1- General Intelligence and Reasoning
2- General Awareness
3- Part-A General Engineering (Civil & Structural) or
Part-B General Engineering (Electrical) or
Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical)
Exam mode: CBT Online
Paper 2: Descriptive Test
1- Part-A General Engineering (Civil & Structural)
2- Part-B General Engineering (Electrical)
3- Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical)
Exam mode: Pen and Paper Mode. UPPSC AE Paper 1 Exam Pattern:
Total duration of the examination: 2.5 hours
Total number of questions: 125
Marking scheme: 3 marks for every correct answer and 1 mark deduct for every wrong answer. The questions will be from General Hindi and Technical Domain of particular engineering branch (Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical) of the appearing students. UPPSC AE Paper 2 Exam Pattern:
Total duration of the examination: 2.5 hours
Total number of questions: 125
Marking scheme: 3 marks for every correct answer and 1 marks for every wrong answer. The questions will be from General Knowledge and Technical Domain of particular engineering branch (Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical) of the appearing students.

The PCS-J exam in Uttar Pradesh is one of the most challenging exams. It is carried out in three stages and takes about a year to complete. You can follow the given expert tips to prepare for this exam:
1. Check the exam pattern and syllabus to understand overlapping concepts in the prelim and main stages.
2. The law sections form an important part of the preliminary stage. It dominates with 300 marks, and hence you need to prepare this section well.
3. Finalize the study material for both stages with the help of the syllabus and previous year's papers.
4. Prepare short notes for important topics like IPC, judgments, and bare acts to revise during the exam.
5. You can take the help of a monthly Current Affairs magazine and NCERTs to prepare the GK section.
6. For the Mains, you need to focus on answer writing and an in-depth understanding of law.
7. You can take the help of your law coursebooks from graduation to score well in the law papers of the main stage.
8. Initially, you need to prepare for both stages together; later on, you can focus on separate stages before two months of exams.
9. In the final two months, concentrate on revision and mock exam practice to improve accuracy.
10. You can join a test series in the final month to do well in the main stage. You have to build command over the law and communication skills over time to qualify for the interview stage.