Can military college graduates participate in the recruitment of local civil servants and institutions?

1, yes, those who graduate from the national unified recruitment colleges can take the examination of public institutions and civil servants;

2. The recruitment requirements for civil servants are as follows:

(1) Having China nationality;

(2) 18 is under 35 years old, and the age of 20 15 graduate students and doctoral students (non-employed) can be relaxed to under 40 years old;

(3) Supporting the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC);

(4) Having good conduct;

(5) Having the physical conditions to perform their duties normally;

(six) have the ability to meet the requirements of the post;

(7) Having a college degree or above;

(8) Having other qualifications required by the central competent department of civil servants.

In addition to some special positions and professional positions, the central authorities and their directly affiliated institutions at the provincial level should also recruit people with more than two years of grassroots work experience. About 10% of the positions in institutions directly under the central government at the city (prefecture) level, county (district) level and below (including institutions managed with reference to the Civil Service Law) are used to recruit college student village officials who have passed the service examination, the "three supports and one support" plan, and special posts for school teachers in rural compulsory education.

If the recruitment position clearly requires grassroots work experience, the applicants must have corresponding grassroots work experience. Grassroots work experience refers to his working experience in party and government organs, state-owned enterprises and institutions, village (community) organizations, other economic organizations and social organizations below the county level. I have worked in a military regiment or equivalent units below the regiment, which is considered to have grassroots work experience. Working experience in local (city) organs directly under the central authorities can also be regarded as grassroots work experience.

Servicemen, non-fresh graduates, civil servants with less than 2 years' service (including probation period) and staff of organs (units) who refer to the management of the Civil Service Law are not allowed to apply for the exam.

Persons who have received criminal punishment for crimes and those who have been dismissed from public office, those who have been found to have serious violations of employment discipline such as fraud in the recruitment of civil servants at all levels, those who have been dismissed from civil servants and staff of organs (units) managed according to the Civil Service Law for less than five years, and those who are not allowed to be employed as civil servants according to laws and regulations are not allowed to apply for the examination. Candidates are not allowed to apply for the job in avoidance relationship.