Many students will be entangled in the examination or the examination for graduate school at the time of graduation, is it directly after graduation? Or do you get a graduate degree and then take the exam? In this way, it seems that regardless of whether you choose to go to graduate school or not, you will eventually have to apply for the civil service examination. Then some people will say, why not step in place and directly apply for the civil service examination?
In fact, in the long run, it is still necessary to get a postgraduate degree first, and the chances of winning in the examination will be greater. According to the news currently released by state civil servants on the official website, it can be seen that the number of applicants for civil servants is rising in a straight line, which also invisibly increases the difficulty of the examination. In fact, it is not difficult to understand, as far as the current employment environment is concerned, the work in the system is easier and the treatment is better, no wonder everyone is squeezed out and wants to be a civil servant.
If you want to stand out from the crowd of candidates, a graduate degree can add a lot to the exam. Considering the actual situation, for students who want to apply for civil service, they can choose to study part-time graduate school for two years, which can not only increase the success rate of landing, but also have an additional master's degree.
Then some students will worry, will the two years I went to graduate school cause a lack of work experience, but lose the competitive advantage? The answer, of course, is no. After obtaining the master's degree, compared with the undergraduate graduates of the same year, it not only has the advantage of academic qualifications, but also can help future appreciation and promotion.
The current Civil Service Law clearly stipulates that the academic requirements for the fourth-level section members are master's degree students, while undergraduate graduates can only be first-level section members. This means that once you get a master's degree, you will be directly designated as a fourth-level chief clerk after successful examination.
The difference between undergraduate and graduate students is also reflected in the choice of opportunities. Postgraduate qualifications increase candidates' chances of job selection. Although the civil service examination sets an academic threshold, it is not possible to apply for any major after meeting the academic requirements. Many undergraduate graduates in the examination, because the professional requirements can not be met, so they can only passively choose the number of applicants is very high three unlimited positions, the number of full applicants, greatly increase the difficulty of success in the examination. This headache can be solved with the expertise of graduate students.
Graduate students can apply for important party and mass organs, while undergraduates cannot, and graduate students can apply for master's degree and undergraduate positions, but undergraduate students can only apply for undergraduate and above academic positions. Even in many places, in order to introduce talents, graduate students are exempted from written examinations, which greatly reduces the difficulty of the examination.
Although both undergraduate and graduate students use the same exam paper at the written test stage, during the interview stage, the postgraduate degree can win you more opportunities. Under the same conditions, examiners will give priority to candidates with postgraduate qualifications, while undergraduates will regret not being selected.
In terms of salary and treatment, master's degree is much higher than undergraduate, not only that, in the workplace competition master's degree is also more advantageous, whether it is provincial or municipal cadre training, are more willing to choose personnel with graduate degrees, so graduate students can get more promotion opportunities.
In the face of so many advantages, of course, choose to take the exam first and then take the exam.
Then since you have decided to go to graduate school first, you must pay attention to the choice of major. Suitable for public examination and research majors, including finance and economics majors, law majors, Chinese majors, computer majors and management majors, these majors are popular recruitment majors for civil servants.
Of course, whether you choose to go to graduate school or take the exam, you must choose a path that suits you, as long as you decide to insist. At this stage, candidates who decide to apply for graduate school should collect as much information as possible, decide on the institutions and majors to apply for as soon as possible, formulate a reasonable and scientific and detailed review plan, and implement it in an orderly manner according to the plan, so as to make sufficient preparations for the examination and research.