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1.3mn Chinese to compete for 18,000 government jobs
Saturday November 26, 2011 02:53:19 PM,
IANS
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Beijing: As many as 1.3 million people in China are
all set to contest for 18,000 civil servant posts over Saturday
and Sunday, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
On Saturday, candidates will take exams for posts in the China
Banking Regulatory Commission and for vacancies requiring foreign
language efficiency. On Sunday, they will take the general exam.
Of these 1.3 million contestants, about 88,000 applicants belong
to Beijing.
Various measures to prevent cheating in the exams are being
adopted by the administration.
For the first time, devices have been installed near the exam
sites to block mobile phone signals so that candidates should not
be able to use them for cheating while undertaking the exams.
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