Which is more difficult, the provincial examination or the national examination?

The provincial civil service examination is relatively simpler than the national examination. As a competitive examination, it is very important to choose a position. Generally speaking, positions with low competition ratio are often easier to be admitted, so it is necessary to choose suitable positions at the registration stage. In order to improve the chance of winning, we must first clarify our own conditions and choose positions that meet our own conditions and have many restrictions. This can reduce the number of people who meet this condition, that is, choose positions with low competition and increase the chances of success.

(1) Judging from the applicants, the scope of the national examination is that residents of all provinces and regions in China who meet the requirements of the national civil service examination can apply for it. Except for a few positions, most of them have no household registration restrictions. In the provincial examination, some provinces and cities have household registration restrictions.

(2) Geographically, the national examination is held for the whole country, and the provincial examination is held in the province.

(3) As far as the examination itself is concerned, as far as the examination content is concerned, both of them include written examination and interview, and the written examination is generally a closed book. As far as the form of proposition and the difficulty of examination are concerned, the national examination has its own proposition group, and the provincial examination is different. The number of questions in the national examination is more than that in the provincial examination, and the number of words in the application reading material is also more than that in the provincial examination, which is more difficult.

Extended data:

Civil service positions are divided into two major sequences: central and local. The examination of central sequential positions is called "national examination", and the examination of local sequential positions is called "provincial examination".

In terms of preparation and welfare, the national examination belongs to the sequence of national civil servants, while the provincial examination belongs to the local sequence. Central and local civil servants are managed in accordance with unified laws, systems and wage systems, but the specific wage standards vary according to industry categories, regions and levels.

There are more or less differences between national examination and provincial examination in examination time, examination content, examination place and examination difficulty.