Compared with the difficulty of Zhejiang Provincial Examination Papers and the National Examination Papers

Hello, I just passed the Zhejiang Provincial Civil Service Examination this year and entered the interview circle. I have also studied the test papers of Zhejiang in previous years. Generally speaking, the test is similar to the national examination and slightly better than the national examination. The test is a bit more difficult, and the number of questions is smaller than the national test. The scores of the national test are about the same as those of Zhejiang. The math part of Zhejiang is more difficult than the national test, and the language is not as difficult as the national test. This year, the national test has a wider range of common sense than Zhejiang, and the logic part is about the same.

One characteristic of Zhejiang's application is that it imitates the form of the national examination that year or the year before. It is equally difficult, but the points are looser than the national examination. This year, both Zhejiang and the country took exams on topics related to the financial crisis. My performance was similar, but Zhejiang’s scores were more than ten points higher than those in the national exam. Last year, Zhejiang’s application score was more lenient. You would be embarrassed if you didn’t get 60. You must know that the score in the national exam was Above 60 is an absolutely high score.

It is enough to sign up for one tutoring class. In fact, I recommend not to sign up, because I feel that it will not be the same if I sign up. . . . .

I was admitted to the local civil service in Shanghai this year. If you are interested, you can give it a try. Shanghai focuses heavily on common sense and law, and will also test some spatial thinking and mechanical reasoning.