What courses should I take to test the power grid?

Have the comprehensive ability and professional knowledge of the national grid examination subjects.

First, the national grid examination subjects (by major)

1, electrical specialty. The key contents of exams with different academic qualifications are different. For example, candidates with undergraduate and junior college degrees will focus on the following professional knowledge: circuit principle, relay protection, power system analysis and so on.

2, computer professional subjects. The focus is on operating system, network, database, data structure and so on.

3, telecommunications professional subjects. The main contents are communication principle, signal, computer communication and network.

4, financial accounting professional subjects. The focus is on financial management, auditing, tax law and so on.

5, management professional subjects. The main contents are human resource management system, salary management and performance management.

Second, the State Grid exam preparation tips

1, remember the policy of 16: stick to the outline, take root in the teaching materials, lay a solid foundation and consolidate the topics.

2. The first place is circuit, because circuit is the foundation of all courses. Only by laying a good foundation can we find a good state of gradual progress.

3. Learn to use the series method in preparing for the exam, one is to enhance the memory effect, and the other is to make the review more efficient.

The registration conditions for the State Grid Examination are as follows:

First, academic requirements

The most basic requirement for the registration conditions of the State Grid Examination is that it must be a fresh graduate (Tibet also recruits previous graduates with excellent conditions, and remote areas are relatively relaxed). State Grid mainly recruits candidates with bachelor degree or above, and the electrical major can be reduced to a junior college.

Second, the age requirement.

1. The applicant is an undergraduate, generally not more than 25 years old.

2. If the applicant is a graduate student, the age is generally not more than 28 years old.

3. If the applicant is a doctoral student, the age is generally not more than 33 years old.

Third, the professional requirements

The State Grid Recruitment Examination has clear requirements for candidates' majors, and mainly recruits 13 categories of candidates, namely graduates majoring in electrical engineering, computer, communication, finance, accounting, law, management science and engineering, recycling materials, mechanical power, economics, human resources, civil construction and automatic control.

Four, computer level 2 and English level 4 and 6 requirements

1. Undergraduate students must obtain CET-4 certificate to apply for State Grid, and graduate students must apply for CET-6 certificate, and other languages must reach corresponding qualification levels. In addition, this item is not required in the registration conditions for international students.

2. Graduates who apply for the State Grid must obtain a computer grade certificate of Grade II or above, but this is not required in the registration conditions for international students and computer graduates.