By CHEN XIN (
China Daily)
08:13, October 25, 2012
A reader selects books in preparation for the national civil servant examination at the Wangfujing Book Store in Beijing on Wednesday. [Photo/China Daily]
More people have successfully applied to take the national civil servant examination in 2013 than did the year before.
As a result, the number of test takers next year is expected to reach a record high after falling for two straight years.
Nearly 1.37 million qualified applicants had registered to take the 2013 exam by the time the application period closed at 6 pm on Wednesday, according to Zhonggong Education, a provider of private training for those who want to take the exam.
Li Yongxin, president of the organization, said that figure was calculated by adding up the number of applicants in the official application system.
The State Administration of Civil Service plans to release a final figure after it finishes examining the qualifications of last-minute applicants on Friday.
"The number is expected to surpass 1.6 million," Li said. "Past experience tells us that the final figure will always be about 20 percent higher than what the number was when the application period closed."
The exam has attracted some 1.3 million qualified applicants this year. In 2011, the number was 1.41 million and it was 1.46 million in 2010.
【1】 【2】 【3】 【4】 Recommended News
Elderly people in pictures Same-sex wedding performed in Fujian ProvinceApple unveils iPad mini2012 China (Shengyang) Int'l Automobile Fair opens Snow sweeps some parts of China Low floor light rail train starts operation Email|
Print|
Comments（Editor：黄蓓蓓、梁军）
Increases the bookmark
twitterfacebookSina MicroblogdiggGoogleDeliciousbuzzfriendfeedLinkedindiigoredditstumbleuponQzoneQQ MicroblogRelated Reading
More than 7,600 applicants compete for one job'Iron rice bowl' ban served up in another cityDistrict civil servants' finances made publicFive punished over civil servant application scandalChina targets irregular staff recruitment, arbitrary chargesOfficial refutes exaggerated number of civil servantsRules issued to curb nepotism among China's civil servantsCivil servants in Xi'an must learn EnglishConcerns arise for 'manipulated' exam resultsHot NewsLegislature convenes bimonthly session, deliberates draft lawsCommentary: U.S. should learn to co-exist peacefully with rising ChinaJapan should treat blue water training of PLA navy rationallyGuangdong bans cosmetic surgery on minors Property rich Guangzhou official disciplined, investigation ongoingRussia may build rocket to destroy Earth-threatening asteroidsChina Jan-Sept tax growth slows sharplyChina's cultural industry reform pays offFinal contest of of tea ceremony in Asia Tea ForumExperts call on a Double Ninth Festival holiday for young people
本站仅提供存储服务，所有内容均由用户发布，如发现有害或侵权内容，请
点击举报。
