How do you know whether you have passed or not after the results of the written national examination are released?

How do you know if you have passed the written test after the results of the national examination come out? I believe this is a question that some candidates want to know, especially those who are preparing to take the civil service examination. The teacher from the Civil Service Examination Network specially explained it to you for the candidates who need to ask such questions to understand. Let's take a look!

(1) How do you know if you have passed the national written examination after the results are released?

After the results of the National Civil Service Written Examination are announced, candidates can enter the official score query system to check their written examination scores for each subject, and the official will announce the passing score for the written examination. Candidates can first find out whether their written examination scores meet the passing score for the written examination. requirements.

Secondly, after the results of the written test of the national examination are released, the official will announce the first batch of interview lists, from which candidates can find out whether they have entered the interview. Candidates who do not make it to the interview can consider taking the national examination to make up for the admission.

(2) Calculation method of the written test scores of the national examination

The written test scores for general positions (only taking public *** subject examinations) will be calculated according to the Administrative Occupational Ability Test and the application essay, which will account for 50 and 50 respectively. Proportional composition.

For the 8 non-common language positions, the written test scores are combined according to the administrative vocational ability test, application essay, and foreign language proficiency test scores (the test scores are all converted on a hundred-point scale, the same below) accounting for 25, 25, and 50 respectively.

For positions at the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission and its dispatched offices and for positions at the China Securities Regulatory Commission and its dispatched offices, the written test scores are combined according to the proportion of administrative professional ability test, application essay, and professional subject written test scores accounting for 25, 25, and 50 respectively.

For the position of people's policeman in the public security organ, the written test scores are combined in the proportion of 40, 30 and 30 points respectively in the administrative professional ability test, application essay and professional subject written test.

The above are all the answers to how to know whether you have passed the national written test after the results are out.