There are still two months before the national examination. I don't know whether to take the national examination or choose to find a job.

There are still two months before the national examination. I don't know whether to take the national examination or choose to find a job. So if you have more confidence in yourself, that is, if you can pass the national examination, or if you may be able to pass it, I think you can spend two months reviewing and then strive for the national examination. Because if you pass the national examination, you may be able to change the fate of your life. If you look for a job, you may find a job, but if you don't take the national examination, you may regret it for a lifetime. Due to the different levels of party and government organs, the qualifications required by national civil servants are generally undergraduate or above (graduate students are about 1/4-3/ 1, and the rest are undergraduates), and 80%-90% of them are undergraduates at provincial and municipal levels, and the proportion of college students at county and township levels has obviously increased. College students can take the civil service exam, but there may be more restrictions, which means that some units and positions do not accept college students. There is no rule that secondary school students can't take the civil service exam, but because there are so many students now, the possibility of competition among secondary school students is greatly reduced. Once you pass the national examination, when you go to look for a job, it is equivalent to putting up a golden signboard and half stepping into many good jobs. It is much easier to find a job, and the job is better than before. Besides, it's not too late to come back and choose to find a job if you fail the exam. Even if it is delayed, it will be two months, not to mention charging myself for two months. What's more, there are still two months to face the national examination, and the time is not long. Let go of the decision to find a job for a while, calm down and concentrate on your studies, and do your homework to meet the national examination!