As an important way for many young people to move towards a new stage of life, the postgraduate entrance examination attracts a large number of candidates every year. However, the competition is fierce and not everyone can make it through. Don't be discouraged if you don't make it to the graduate school entrance exam, because there are still five precious opportunities waiting for you to grasp. Next, we will ** these five opportunities one by one to help you find the right direction for you.
1. Examination for selection and transfer.
The selection and transfer of students means that the organization departments at all levels systematically select and transfer fresh college graduates from institutions of higher learning to work at the grassroots level, and focus on training them as reserve candidates for party and government leading cadres and high-quality staff candidates for party and government organs at and above the county level. For students who are not ideal for the graduate school entrance examination, the selection and transfer examination is a good choice. Compared with civil servants, the selection and transfer students are promoted faster and have more opportunities for promotion. If you excel in your university years, you may want to consider taking the Selective Placement Test to lay a solid foundation for your future development.
2. Recruitment of central state-owned enterprises.
As the backbone of the country's economy, central state-owned enterprises conduct large-scale recruitment every year. The recruitment examination of central state-owned enterprises generally includes two parts: written examination and interview, and the content of the examination involves many aspects such as practical test, application, and professional knowledge. If you fail to show your strength in the postgraduate entrance examination, you can turn to the arms of central state-owned enterprise recruitment. In the process of preparing for the exam, we should pay attention to the learning of professional knowledge and the accumulation of practical skills, and improve our comprehensive quality in order to stand out in the fierce competition.
3. Examination of public institutions.
Public institutions refer to social service organizations established by the use of state-owned assets and engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. The recruitment examination of public institutions generally includes written examinations, interviews and practical assessments. Different from the postgraduate entrance examination, the examination of public institutions pays more attention to the comprehensive quality and practical ability of candidates. If you have a strong comprehensive quality and practical ability, you may wish to consider the public institution examination and contribute to the development of public undertakings.
4. Civilian recruitment in the military.
Civilian personnel of the armed forces refer to non-active personnel engaged in management and professional and technical work in positions in the military establishment that are common to both the military and the civilian population, do not directly participate in combat, and are not suitable for socialized support. The military civilian recruitment examination generally includes a written examination, an interview, and a physical examination. If you are interested in civilian jobs in the military, you can actively prepare for war by learning about relevant policies and application conditions. In the process of preparing for the exam, you should pay attention to mastering the content and format of the exam and improve your test-taking skills.
Fifth, three branches and one support examination.
The three branches and one support refer to the fact that college students go to the rural grassroots level after graduation to engage in agricultural support, education, medical support and poverty alleviation work. The three-branch and one-support examination generally includes two parts: written test and interview, and the content of the test involves many aspects such as practical test, argument and comprehensive knowledge. If you are interested in rural grassroots work, you may wish to consider taking the Three Branches and One Support Exam. In the process of preparing for the exam, we should pay attention to understanding the relevant policies and application conditions, and at the same time strengthen our comprehensive quality and practical ability training.
In short, going to graduate school is not the only way out. If you fail to do so in the graduate school entrance examination, you may wish to seize the above five opportunities and choose the development direction that suits you. In the process of preparing for the exam, we should pay attention to the learning of professional knowledge and the accumulation of practical ability, and improve our comprehensive quality and test-taking skills. I believe that as long as you work hard, you will be able to find your own path to success.