Will civil servants be required to pay social security when they pass the exam?

Hello, Chinese public education is at your service.

From the current system:

1, there is no need to make up, and it is not easy to make up. Even if it is made up, it doesn't make sense for you to retire in the future, because social security is mainly used for providing for the elderly, but civil servants will get retirement wages when they retire, and there is no such problem as endowment insurance. 2, determine your length of service, one is to look at social security, the other is to look at your graduation time and file, to prove that you can work, not necessarily according to social security. 3. As for why it is difficult to make up? Because civil servants don't have to pay social security themselves, they are all coordinated by the state. In the future, there will be no deductions for medical insurance and social security in your salary, so you will retire and receive a pension.

But it does not rule out future system reform. Of course, from the perspective of stakeholders as system makers, the foreseeable future will not change much. If in doubt, please consult the public education enterprises in China.