State Grid second batch 2023 scores

The score line for the second batch of State Grid in 2023 is above 50 points.

The minimum score for Fujian Electric Power’s 2023 first batch of recruitment examinations for shortlisted interviews: 58 points for graduate students in electrical engineering, 50 points for undergraduate electrical engineering students (46 points for undergraduate electrical engineering students from 985, 211 colleges and universities affiliated to the former Ministry of Electric Power ); Accounting graduate students score 55 points, Accounting undergraduate students score 58 points; Computer graduate students score 44 points; Computer undergraduate students score 47 points; Communications graduate students score 45 points.

The minimum scores for Shanxi Electric Power’s 2023 first-batch recruitment examination are as follows: 56 points for graduate students in electrical engineering, 53 points for undergraduate students in electrical engineering; 52 points for postgraduate students in communications, 55 points for undergraduate students in communications; and 55 points for graduate students in computer science. 45 points, 48 ??points for computer undergraduate students; 54 points for financial accounting graduate students, 57 points for financial accounting undergraduate students.

State Grid’s campus recruitment is divided into batch one and batch two, both of which have written examinations and interviews. Among them, the second batch of candidates need to pass the "double hurdles" of written examination and interview before they have the opportunity to enter the interview stage. The written test includes three subjects: mathematics, English and vocational knowledge, and the test content is related to relevant professional knowledge.

Introduction to State Grid:

State Grid Co., Ltd. was established on December 29, 2002. It is a wholly state-owned company directly managed by the central government established in accordance with the "Company Law", with a registered capital of With an investment of 829.5 billion yuan, its core business is investment, construction and operation of power grids. It is an extremely large state-owned key enterprise related to national energy security and the lifeline of the national economy.

The company's business area covers 26 provinces in China, with power supply covering 88% of the country's land area and a population of more than 1.1 billion. In the past 20 years, State Grid has continued to set the longest safety record for ultra-large power grids in the world. It has built a number of ultra-high voltage transmission projects, becoming the power grid with the strongest power transmission capacity and the largest scale of new energy integration in the world. It has owned patents for 10 consecutive years. Ranked first among state-owned enterprises in 2016.

The company invests and operates backbone energy networks in 9 countries and regions including the Philippines, Brazil, Portugal, Australia, Italy, Greece, Oman, Chile and Hong Kong, China. It has won the approval of the State Council and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission for 17 consecutive years. It has an A-level performance assessment and has received national sovereign credit ratings from three major international rating agencies: Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch for eight consecutive years.

The above data comes from the State Grid Recruitment Network.