What subjects are tested in the State Grid Examination?

The State Grid written test mainly includes two contents: 20% public and industry knowledge and 80% professional knowledge. The specific examination contents of company and industry knowledge include: verbal understanding, mathematical thinking, judgment and reasoning, data analysis, China's power and energy strategy, corporate culture, etc. Professional knowledge mainly tests professional theoretical knowledge and professional skills knowledge that meet the requirements of the position. It has a heavier score, and the professional content of the test is also different depending on the position.

Supplementary information:

State Grid takes the exam twice a year. The first written test for State Grid Campus Recruitment is held in early December every year, and registration is in early November. The second exam is written in late March every year, and registration is in early March.

It is worth noting that the new examination syllabus has undergone major changes. The majors recruited have changed from 13 major categories to 8 major categories, namely: electrical engineering, communications, computer, and financial accounting. , finance, management, other engineering, and other majors. Majors such as automatic control, civil engineering, and mechanical power are classified into other engineering categories, while law and economics majors are classified into other majors.

The written test lasts 180 minutes and contains 165 questions. The question types are single-choice, multiple-choice, and judgment. The full score is 100 points. The written test results are generally released within 3 working days after the written test. The State Grid Test generally determines the list of candidates to be recruited based on the ratio of 65% in the written test and 35% in the interview.