Is the National Grid Campus Recruitment Examination Difficult?

The national grid campus recruitment examination is not very difficult, but the difficulty is relative. I think it is difficult because the State Grid has certain threshold restrictions on candidates who apply for the exam, and it is highly professional. It is not difficult to say that the national grid examination, as one of the top 500 enterprises in the world, has a very low threshold, and all electrical college students can apply for it. And the pass rate is relatively high compared with other units.

As far as the examination itself is concerned, the written examination includes public knowledge, industry knowledge and professional knowledge. Public knowledge and industry knowledge include general ability (verbal understanding, mathematical thinking, judgment and reasoning, data analysis), corporate culture, situation and policy, and electric energy strategy (including basic knowledge such as UHV, smart grid and energy Internet), accounting for about 20%. Professional knowledge accounts for about 80%, and the investigation of professional knowledge varies from specialty to specialty. So let's take a look at how candidates learn.

In terms of competition, the proportion of competition is still relatively large. But after all, the State Grid Corporation of China can't recruit more than three volunteers in each batch, and each secondary unit can choose two tertiary units (prefecture-level units) or four-level units (county-level units), so in general, it is necessary to fully prepare for the exam, so the chances of being admitted will be greater.

State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination Conditions:

1, education:

The first batch is slightly different from the second batch. The first batch must have more than two academic qualifications to apply for the exam. The second batch of electrical majors allows students with college degree or above to register, and other majors except electrical majors still need to have two or more degrees before they can register. It is also very important that most of the recruitment of State Grid is aimed at full-time graduates who are included in the national unified recruitment plan.

2, professional requirements:

Applicants must meet the recruitment professional requirements in the recruitment announcement. Take the 20 19 State Grid Recruitment Announcement as an example: Electrical, Communication, Computer, Accounting, your major must belong to this category, otherwise you can't apply for the State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination.

3, age beyond the prescribed requirements:

State Grid stipulates that junior college students are generally under 23, undergraduates are generally under 25, master students are generally under 28, and doctoral students are generally under 33. The deadline for calculating the age of graduates is June 30th of the year of recruitment. If the students who are going to apply for the exam are over a few months old, they can also apply for the State Grid. Students who are over the age limit but have excellent qualifications also have the opportunity to be hired.

4. Certificate requirements:

Certificates are divided into four or six grades and computer grade certificates. For certificates, different regions have different requirements. The specific requirements are subject to the regional recruitment announcement issued by the State Grid recruitment platform.