2026年，国考更“难”了吗？
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-10-15 02:27

Core Points - The 2026 National Civil Service Examination (国考) has reduced its recruitment scale for the first time in eight years, planning to recruit 38,119 candidates, down from 39,700 in the previous year, indicating a decrease of nearly 2,000 positions [1][3] - Despite the overall reduction, there is a structural differentiation in job supply, with the tax system continuing to be the main recruitment area, accounting for 25,004 positions, which is 65.6% of the total and an increase of 6 percentage points from last year [3][4] - The age limit for applicants has been historically relaxed, with the upper age limit raised from 35 to 38 years, and for master's and doctoral graduates, it is now 43 years [6][10] Recruitment Structure - The tax bureau remains the dominant sector in recruitment, with a significant increase in positions compared to last year [4][5] - Other departments, such as the railway police, have seen substantial reductions, with positions dropping from 1,719 to 479 [4][5] - The overall recruitment scale has decreased, but the demand for specialized talent has intensified, with only 4 positions not requiring specific majors out of 38,119 [8][10] Age and Educational Requirements - The relaxation of age limits aims to attract more experienced candidates, particularly master's and doctoral graduates, to enhance the diversity and expertise within the civil service [6][10] - The proportion of positions requiring a bachelor's degree has increased to 73.3%, while the demand for master's and doctoral candidates has slightly decreased [10][11] - The examination format continues to follow a tiered classification system, with the largest recruitment numbers in administrative enforcement positions [11] Regional Distribution - Guangdong, Shandong, and Sichuan are the top three provinces in terms of recruitment numbers, with Guangdong leading at 3,310 positions [11] - Beijing has seen the most significant reduction in positions, dropping by 462 to fall to the twelfth position in recruitment numbers [11]