According to official statistics, the number of applicants for the 2024 postgraduate examination will reach 4.38 million, a decrease of 360,000 from last year, and the number of applicants for the 2024 civil service national examination will be 29140,000, an increase of 410,000 over 2023.
In 2024, the number of national exams will exceed 3 million for the first time, while in contrast, the number of postgraduate students will decline for the first time after 8 consecutive years!Many students began to think: is everyone giving up the "academic qualifications", is it not so important to upgrade to a bachelor's degree, and is there a need to upgrade to a bachelor's degree?
Today, I'm going to analyze it with you
There are many reasons behind the increase and decrease in the number of people taking the national examination and the postgraduate examination, and the main reason for the formation of this phenomenon has a lot to do with employment.
Undergraduate students do not take the postgraduate examination, but they can also be directly employed and take the public examination；ButIf you don't upgrade your junior college students, you will have a lot fewer choices.
In recent years, the scale of recruitment for the national examination has gradually expanded, showing an expansion trend, and the number of recruits in 2024 will be 39,561, an increase of 2,461 over last year, an increase of 67%；There were 18,948 positions, an increase of 1,293 over last year, an increase of 73%。
In the 2024 national examination, there are only 56 positions that college students can apply for, and the number of recruits is 97, accounting for 0 of the total number24%, the opportunities for junior college students are getting fewer and fewer.
Everyone doesn't take the postgraduate entrance examination, not because academic qualifications are not important, but because they change tracks and continue to roll!The employment situation of junior college students is still not optimistic!Therefore,Academic upgrading is also the preferred path for junior college students.