Is the second batch of State Grid easy to test, and is the second batch of State Grid more difficult

In general, the State Grid examination is quite difficult, the amount of questions is large, and the time is tight, but compared with the difficulty of the first batch of examinations of the State Grid, the second batch of exams is slightly simpler, and the recruitment conditions for the second batch will also be reduced.

Therefore, the difficulty of the second batch of exams of the 2018 State Grid is much smaller than that of the first batch. Fresh graduates of ordinary colleges and universities are eligible for reference.

However, compared to the exam time, it may be less than three months, and it is already in full swing to prepare for the exam, so I wonder if you have already started to prepare. It is recommended that the preparation for the exam is roughly divided into three steps: the first cycle is mainly used to familiarize yourself with the syllabus, understand the test center, and go through it as a whole; In the second cycle, look for high-frequency test centers for focused review; In the third cycle, check and fill in the gaps and summarize the wrong questions.

The second batch of recruitment of the State Grid in 2017 is on February 23, the online application time is from February 23rd to March 25th, the qualification review time is March 25th, and the written test time is March 25th.

China Public Enterprise Recruitment Network reminds: February 16, 2018 Spring Festival, that is to say, a week after the Spring Festival will be released recruitment announcements, such a tight preparation time, you must know in your heart!

The difficulty is reduced, but time is of the essence! Prepare for the exam and find the right way!

It's a good test, and the main review is in place, and you can basically enter the interview.

The second batch of State Grid has greater competitive pressure, but it is easier to go ashore than the first batch.

The State Grid has a large number of applicants for a batch of examination plans, and the competition is fierce, but the application ratio is relatively high. Due to some conflicts in the time of a batch of examinations and postgraduate examinations, some students have prepared for the postgraduate examination and a batch of examinations of the State Grid, and under the condition of insufficient preparation in the early stage, they gave up the postgraduate examination in the later stage and concentrated on preparing for a batch of examinations of the State Grid, which caused a large number of applicants in various provinces.

The number of recruits in the second batch of the State Grid examination plan is less than that of the first batch of examinations, the number of applicants is also small, the application ratio is low, and it is easier to go ashore than a batch. However, there are some students who have not succeeded in the postgraduate entrance examination, and their ability level is very high, and they participate in the second batch of exams, so participating in the second batch of exams of the State Grid does not mean that it is easy.

Two batches of recruitment requirements (academic qualifications and majors) The recruitment requirements of the first batch of examinations of the State Grid require a bachelor's degree or above, and basically do not recruit junior colleges. A group of students who need two or more degrees are also mainly concentrated in this batch. At the same time, if it is an engineering school or one of the six high-efficiency schools directly under the former Ministry of Electric Power, its competitiveness will increase a lot.

The recruitment of the second batch of examinations of the State Grid requires a college degree or above, but the number of junior college recruits is relatively small compared to that of undergraduates. In the two batches of examinations, one batch of examinations is mainly for electrician candidates, a small number of non-electrician candidates are recruited, and the second batch of examinations is mainly for non-electrician candidates. 3. The syllabus of the first and second batches of examinations is the same.

It is mainly divided into eight categories (electrician, computer, communication, other engineering, accounting, finance, others, and management). The written test is divided into professional knowledge + public knowledge. General expertise accounts for 80 per cent and public knowledge for 20 per cent.

However, other categories are more special, with professional knowledge accounting for 20% and public knowledge accounting for 80%, so special attention should be paid to it. There is a syllabus for each professional category, and only the electrical engineering category has a different syllabus for graduate, undergraduate and junior college students, and the other professional categories are the same.

The State Grid exam is difficult.

The second batch of applicants for the State Grid unit is not large, and the quality of the students is not ideal, it is difficult to complete the recruitment plan, the State Grid may be selected from the first batch of exams but not hired, and select the best candidates to participate in the second batch of exams.

The second batch is spring recruitment, and many students who get admission notices in autumn recruitment do not necessarily sign them, so many admission notices are just sent down and not signed. After all the recruitment, there is another opportunity for the society to recruit fresh graduates, but there are fewer people recruited.

The State Grid examination is more difficult. The first batch of examination units of the State Grid is better, most of them are city bureaus, and the remaining few are county bureaus, and the second batch basically only leaves the county bureaus that are not very economically developed, the township power supply stations and the power transmission and transformation engineering companies, and the county bureau posts are not many. The academic requirements of a batch are higher, and the application conditions are two or more electrical majors and graduate students or above non-electrical majors.

The application conditions for the second batch are lower, which are non-electrical majors with junior college degree or above and non-electrical majors with bachelor's degree or above.

Precautions and key points for the State Grid Examination:

Generally speaking, the State Grid examination is difficult, the amount of questions is large, the time is tight, compared with the difficulty of the first batch of examinations of the State Grid, the second batch of exams is slightly simpler, and the recruitment conditions for the second batch will also be reduced, a large number of electrical college students are recruited, as well as ordinary undergraduate college graduates. Therefore, the difficulty of the second batch of exams of the State Grid in 2020 is much smaller than that of the first batch, and fresh graduates of ordinary colleges and universities are eligible for reference.

Exam times are different:

The first batch of exams will be held around December of each year, and the second batch will be examined in March or April of the following year.

Recruitment majors are different:

Generally, the first batch is mainly recruited for electrician candidates, and the second batch is mostly announced to recruit other professional categories. Among them, electricians are the only major category that recruits junior colleges, and the rest of the professional categories do not accept junior college students and generally relax the academic requirements in the second batch of recruitment.

Recruitment positions are different:

Some of the students in the first batch were hired to the city bureau, and some were hired to the county bureau;

In the second batch, according to the enrollment plan of different provinces, most of the students are hired to the county bureau or township, but some are hired to the city bureau, but the number of places in the city bureau is smaller.

Hello, the second batch of the Sig Education State Grid Recruitment Examination has the same test content as the first batch, the distribution of the test papers is the same, but the test questions are different, and the papers will be re-released.

The State Grid examination is more difficult, the number of questions is large, and the time is tight, but compared with the difficulty of the first batch of State Grid examinations, the second batch of exams is slightly simpler, and the recruitment conditions for the second batch will be reduced.

The first batch is difficult, the second batch is easy. The first batch of positions is good and the competition is fierce, and the second batch is of a supplementary nature with simple questions.

The first batch and the second batch of the State Grid Campus Recruitment Examination are relatively independent, and the majors recruited in each batch will be different.

Under normal circumstances, a batch of exams will have some advantages. A group of recruits will be more people, and the positions will be better. If you can't pass the test, you can still take the second batch.

In the second batch in March of the next year, the number of places recruited will be much less, and the results of the postgraduate examination will be announced, the autumn recruitment of major banks will end, and the group of people who have not been admitted will all come to the national network examination.

It doesn't make much of a difference in terms of wages. Time arrangement: The State Grid recruitment examination has two exams a year, which are the first batch and the second batch.

In terms of exam time, the registration time for a batch is generally at the end of October or early November, and the exam time is at the beginning of December.

The registration time for the second batch is generally in March of the following year, and the examination time is at the end of March or the beginning of April.

Note: As an important part of the company's business, the industry directly under the State Grid is an important force for the company to serve economic and social development. The business areas include electrical equipment manufacturing, information communication and e-commerce, energy conservation and electric energy substitution, overseas investment and operation, engineering general contracting, etc.

It has 16 industrial companies and 6 listed companies.

The financial business of the State Grid Corporation of China, an important part of the company's business and an industrial financial portfolio platform company, strongly supports the construction and development of the power grid of the company by strengthening the company's system of management, insurance protection, asset management, etc. Financial businesses include banking, insurance, and asset management.

The difference between the first batch and the second batch of State Grid: 1. The favored units are different: the first batch focuses more on electrical, communication, and computer majors, and the second batch tends to recruit majors in accounting, engineering, finance, management, etc.; 2. The quality of the post is different

The quality of the second batch of posts is worse than that of the first batch, it can be said that a batch of remaining posts is selected for the second batch, the first batch of posts is large and there are more urban units, and the second batch of posts is few, the number of county units is larger, and some provinces even have almost no urban posts; 3. Different competitors: those who fail to take the postgraduate examination or fail in the autumn recruitment will choose to prepare for the first batch of the State Grid.

Legal analysis: The second batch of State Grid is worth testing, and after being admitted, he is also a formal employee of State Grid.

Difference Between First and Second Batch:

The timing of the announcement is different.

The first batch of recruitment of State Grid is generally announced in November, and the second batch of recruitment is generally announced in March of the following year. For example, the announcement time of the first batch of recruitment of State Grid in 2020 is November 4, 2019, and the announcement time of the second batch of recruitment is March 31, 2020.

The number of recruits varies.

In contrast, the number of recruits in the first batch of State Grid is more than the number of recruits in the second batch. For example, in 2020, the State Grid will recruit about 14,354 people nationwide in the first batch and about 7,636 people in the second batch. All units under the State Grid generally recruit more people in one batch than in the second batch.

Recruitment majors are different:

For example, the first batch of Jilin and Liaoning only recruits electrician majors, and the second batch only recruits non-electrician majors; The first batch of electric power in eastern Inner Mongolia not only recruits electrician majors, but also recruits non-electrician majors such as accounting, communications, and other engineering majors, and the second batch also recruits electricians and non-electrician majors.

The place of work is different.

If a certain unit recruits a certain major in both the first and second batches, under normal circumstances, the working places of part of the recruitment quota in the second batch are more remote than those of the first batch. As far as a certain unit is concerned, for this major, the first batch can generally go to provincial-level units, provincial capitals, prefecture-level cities, county-level cities, and counties, while most of the work places in the second batch are county-level cities and counties, and only a small number of prefecture-level cities. Taking Jilin Province as an example, the first batch only recruits electricians, and electrician graduates can choose many job locations, but when it comes to the second batch, there are many fewer job locations to choose from.

Educational requirements are not the same.

For electrical engineering majors, most units require a bachelor's degree or above in the first batch, and only a college degree or above is required in the second batch.

Legal basis: "State Grid Corporation of China Technical Standards Management Measures (Trial)".

Article 2 The basic tasks of the company's technical standard management are: to implement the relevant national laws and regulations on standardization; Participate in the formulation and revision of relevant national standards and relevant standards in the power industry; Organize the formulation and revision of the company's technical standards; Supervise the implementation of technical standards.

Article 3 The company's technical standards are the standards formulated for the technical requirements that need to be coordinated and unified within the company, including technical regulations, technical specifications, technical requirements, technical conditions, technical regulations, technical guidelines, etc. International standards, national standards, power industry standards and company standards are the technical basis for the company to organize production and business activities.

Article 4 In the process of engineering design, construction, production and operation, product manufacturing, etc., there is no national standard and industry standard to follow, or the national standard and industry standard can not meet the company's technical management needs, the company's technical standards should be formulated.

Generally speaking, the difficulty of the national group home grid examination is quite large, the amount of questions is large, and the time is tight, but compared with the difficulty of the first batch of examinations of the State Grid, the second batch of exams is slightly simpler, and the conditions for the second batch of recruitment will also be reduced, and a large number of electrical college students are recruited, as well as graduates of ordinary undergraduate colleges.

Recruitment conditions for the second batch of power grid examinations.

1. Educational requirements:

Major in electrical engineering: college degree or above.

Non-electrical engineering major: bachelor degree or above.

2. Professional requirements:

There are 8 categories of electrical, computer, communication, finance, accounting, management, other engineering, and other majors.

3. Exam question type:

Both the first and second batches are computer-based and share a syllabus, so it's hard to say which batch is more difficult in terms of question types.

The difference between the number of applicants and the number of admissions.

There are more people recruited by the State Grid in the first batch of examinations, so the number of people admitted is also more, and the application ratio will be higher than that of the second batch. Moreover, a batch of exams are held in the second semester of the third year, and the candidates are all people who want to find a job after graduation, and at the same time, some students choose to take the postgraduate examination, or laugh at this means that there are fewer competitors, so the exam will be relatively easy at this time.

The number of recruits and applicants for the second batch of State Grid examinations is relatively small, but this does not mean that the competitive pressure will be less! Because the application ratio is also relatively lower, and at this time, the results of the graduate examination are also out, and some students who fail the graduate school entrance examination will also join the State Grid examination, so the competitive pressure will be greater. A group of provincial power companies mainly take electrical, communications, and computer as the preferred recruitment objects, while the second batch can be said to be a supplementary recruitment for a group of under-the-enlarged people, of course, there will be a recruitment of other majors, and the recruitment of majors is more than that of the source group.

If the number of applicants or the application requirements do not meet the expected target, the cut-off score may be changed to ensure the smooth progress of the recruitment task.

Therefore, what has changed is not the difficulty, but the fluctuation of the score line caused by the change of the examination situation, which makes everyone feel that the score line of the second batch is different from the first batch and thinks that it has changed the difficulty of the question.