Accurately speaking, State Grid recruits talents through school recruitment and online registration, but the above two methods are aimed at fresh graduates. Every year, thousands of candidates come to ask questions about State Grid, and there are indeed many candidates who miss the recruitment opportunities on the State Grid campus and ask if they can take the exam after graduation.
The social recruitment requirements of State Grid are relatively high, and I'm afraid only one out of 100 people meets the requirements for applying for the exam. Because in addition to the age limit, the social recruitment of State Grid must also have the experience of serving as a large-scale project, generally more than five years, and also need to have relevant practice certificates, such social recruitment information is very scarce. Therefore, if you want to enter the State Grid through social recruitment, you will be lucky if you can meet qualified recruitment opportunities.
Many people who want to enter the State Grid through social recruitment are mostly people who have missed the campus recruitment opportunities before. Many students majoring in electrical engineering or college students from electric power university will not miss the campus recruitment opportunity of State Grid, but non-electrical students in ordinary universities or some comprehensive universities such as 985, 2 1 1 can easily miss the campus recruitment and unified recruitment, because many non-electrical students don't know that their majors can actually sign up for the State Grid exam.