Is the civil service examination organized by Shanwei City a provincial examination?

The difference between national examination and provincial examination;

The main differences are the recruitment unit, the difficulty of the examination questions, the examination time and the application conditions. 1, the recruitment organizer is different. One is the National Civil Service Bureau, and the other is the Provincial People's Social Security Bureau (Civil Service Bureau). 2. The positions for recruitment are different. The national examination recruits civil servants of the central state organs and their organs, and the provincial examination recruits civil servants of organs at all levels in provinces, cities, counties and townships. 3. The difficulty of the topic is different. Comparatively speaking, the national examination is slightly more difficult. Compared with the provincial examination, the national examination is not only more difficult, but also a little larger in the number of questions than the provincial examination. For example, the test paper only has 120 questions, while the national exam has 135- 140 questions. In the application, the national examination papers are divided into sub-provincial and prefecture-level cities, and the requirements for candidates' answers are different, and the relative number of words will be higher. 4. The examination time is different. The general national examination is in June 65438+ 10, at the end of June165438+at the beginning of February 65438, and the national unified proposition examination. The provincial examination time is arranged by the provinces themselves, but now many provinces tend to take the joint examination, and the provinces with separate propositions are gradually approaching the joint examination time. 5. Different application conditions. Compared with the provincial examination, the overall conditions for the national examination are higher. Although the minimum requirements for the civil service examination are all junior college or above, the national examination requires fewer positions for junior college students and higher requirements for work experience or other conditions, such as party member. Due to the expansion of the proportion of township civil servants in recent years, relatively speaking, college students can apply for more positions.