What is the unified examination for public institutions?

The unified examination for public institutions refers to the form of joint examination for public institutions with the same time, the same content and the same scoring standard in many provinces.

This work is entrusted by the personnel department of each employer to the personnel department of the province or prefecture-level city and the personnel examination center affiliated to the bureau (institutions and examination centers propose and organize registration and examination, submit the results list of employers, and some units organize their own implementation).

There is no unified recruitment for the whole country, province and city. Many county-level units are unified enrollment. Generally, large-scale enterprises register online, and a small number of them register on site.

Extended data

Institutions are institutions established by the state with certain public welfare nature, but they do not belong to government agencies, and civil servants are government agencies. Under normal circumstances, institutions are mainly engaged in medical, educational and cultural work.

Institutions do not take profit as their main purpose, which is very different from enterprises. Enterprises are generally responsible for their own profits and losses. The finance of public institutions is usually subsidized by the state. However, there are two ways to grant subsidies. One is to fully allocate funds to institutions, such as schools, and the other is to balance the allocation of funds to institutions, such as hospitals.