The scores of civil servants can't be determined until the exam is over and the scores come out. There are two decisive factors in the score line. At first glance, whether the position you are applying for is provincial or municipal. This is the fractional line stipulated by the state. For example, if you apply for the municipal level or below, the national score is 90 points (except for preferential policies, which are subject to the policies of the year), that is to say, it cannot be lower than 90 points, even if you are not satisfied, it cannot be lower than this line; Second, the admission ratio. If two people are recruited, 10 people have already crossed the national line. According to the interview ratio of one to three, the top six can participate in the interview, and finally two people are admitted. The scores of two middle and low scores are the admission scores of the position in this unit that year.