How difficult is the civil service exam? Is it really as difficult as the legend?

But it's not that hard.

A civil servant who has been ashore for 6 years and knows a little about the public examination will tell you about his understanding of the public examination.

In my opinion, public exams are divided into two categories, hard exams and clever exams.

First of all, a difficult test.

The hard test means that candidates go directly by feeling and know nothing about the system. When they saw the job lists of the national and provincial examinations, they screened a circle. Those who meet the requirements can directly sign up for the exam. In a word, they follow their feelings and hold hands with their dreams. Every year, millions of people sign up for the national examination, and finally about 20 thousand people are admitted. So in short, millions of people ended up as cannon fodder. Take the national examination in 2020 as an example, as shown below.

The most popular position 1700 people, and finally one person is admitted, which is extremely difficult. It's like a fairy fight. And the average ratio is 5 1: 1, it seems that the exam is not difficult! But the average cannot be taken seriously. It is normal for us ordinary people to work with 100: 1. In other words, the civil service examination is really one in a hundred. This is the national examination, and the provincial examination, except the popular Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Pearl River Delta, Sichuan and Chongqing, Tianjin, Beijing and other regions, the proportion of competitive interviews for most examinations is also around 80: 1.

Take the latest data in 2020 as an example, the popular fairy fight post, and the upcoming Zhejiang provincial exam.

The more economically developed areas, the more popular positions with a large number of applicants appear, and Hangzhou and Ningbo are undoubtedly the hottest.

Take a closer look at the hottest jobs in Hangzhou.

To sum up: in good departments and places, the competitive pressure is particularly great, and it is easy to have fairy fights. But the competitive pressure of some remote areas and departments is actually ok, but you don't want to go. For example, the scores of Tibetan civil servants are much lower than those of ordinary civil servants every year. Would you be interested?

Civil service examination is different from postgraduate entrance examination and judicial examination, and it is a merit-based examination. The border is of little significance. You have to get into the top three in the written test before you can get into the interview. It's a bit like when you were in high school, everyone took part in the competition, and only the highest score could win the prize. It is the same reason, so the exam is very difficult.

Moreover, many professional candidates, such as civil engineering and mechanical engineering, are very unfriendly to them in public examinations, and they also have college degrees. Many civil servants at the urban level need a bachelor's degree or above, so they can only apply for three majors or major enrollment if they want to take the exam. Therefore, every year, three majors are prone to produce great gods and get extremely high scores, which is also forced by reality.