What is the written test of State Grid?

The written test content of State Grid consists of professional knowledge, public knowledge and industry knowledge (including general ability, corporate culture question bank, situation and policy).

State Grid takes the exam twice a year. The first exam for campus recruitment of State Grid is written every year at the beginning of 65438+February, and is registered at the beginning of 165438+ 10. The second exam is written in late March and registered in early March every year.

It is worth noting that the new examination syllabus has changed greatly, and the enrollment majors have changed from 13 to 8 categories, namely: electrician, communication, computer, financial accounting, finance, management, other engineering and other majors.

Among them, automatic control, civil construction, mechanical power and other majors are divided into other engineering majors, while law and economics majors are divided into other majors.

According to the 2020 National Grid Recruitment Examination Outline for College Graduates issued by State Grid, the proportion of these two parts will change according to different professional categories-the division of professional categories will be divided according to the first-level disciplines of the majors with the highest academic qualifications.

For example, electrician, communication and computer expertise account for 80%, and professional knowledge accounts for 20%.

The written test time is 180 minutes, and the number of questions is 165. The questions are single choice, multiple choice and judgment, and the full score is 100.

The written test results are generally released within 3 working days after the written test. Generally, the list of candidates to be hired is determined according to the proportion of 65% written examination and 35% interview.