Politics · China · 1 hr ago
China plans to recruit 35,700 civil servants for 2027
China plans to recruit 35,700 civil servants for central government agencies and their directly affiliated institutions for 2027.
Applications will be accepted online from 8 a.m.
on October 14 until 6 p.m.
on October 24.
Applicants must use the dedicated website for the 2027 recruitment.
The process includes a written exam in public subjects.
That exam is scheduled for November 29.
It will take place at the same time in municipalities, provincial capitals, regional capitals and some other cities across China.
The announcement does not give further details about selection stages or when results will be released.
China plans to recruit 35,700 civil servants for 2027 through an examination for central government agencies and their directly affiliated institutions.
Online applications are scheduled to open on October 14 and close on October 24.
The public-subject written exam is scheduled for November 29.
The exam will take place in municipalities, provincial capitals, autonomous region capitals and some other cities across China.
- Who
- China’s central government agencies and their directly affiliated institutions.
- What
- They plan to recruit 35,700 civil servants through an examination.
- When
- Applications are scheduled from October 14 to October 24, 2026; the written exam is scheduled for November 29.
- Where
- The exam will be held in municipalities, provincial capitals, autonomous region capitals and some other cities across China.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Online applications are scheduled to open at 8:00.
Online applications are scheduled to close at 18:00.
The public-subject written exam is scheduled to take place across China.
- Planned recruitment
- 35,700 civil servants
- Recruiting institutions
- Central government agencies and their directly affiliated institutions
- Application period
- October 14–24
- Written exam
- November 29
Sources
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