Can automation major apply for State Grid?

You can apply.

1. The enrollment major of State Grid requires that the State Grid campus recruitment examination be aimed at fifteen majors: electrical, communication, computer, accounting, mechanical power, civil construction, automatic control, cyclic materials, management science and engineering, human resources, economics, finance, law, literature and philosophy, and mathematics. Although there are many majors, most of the candidates who apply for the National Grid Campus Recruitment Examination every year are electrical majors.

2. Education requirements for State Grid Enrollment

The State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination is conducted in two batches each time. The first batch of 219 State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination was registered in December 218, and the second batch of 219 State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination was held at the end of March 219. Besides the difference in time, the education requirements are also different. Moreover, different majors have different academic requirements. The first batch: electrical majors need two undergraduate degrees or above, and non-electrical majors need graduate degrees or above. The second batch: electrical majors need a college degree or above, and non-electrical majors need two or more degrees.

3. Age requirements for State Grid enrollment

To apply for the 219 State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination, the age requirements are generally: junior college students are no more than 23 years old, undergraduates are no more than 25 years old, master students are no more than 28 years old, and doctoral students are no more than 33 years old.

4. Requirements for the National Grid Enrollment Certificate

Some provincial power companies also require some relevant certificates for candidates. Generally, the requirements for certificates are CET-4 and CET-6 certificates and computer grade certificates.