The number of successful applicants for this year's national civil servant "general employment" was announced, and the ratio was 7.8 times, the lowest ever, and the percentage of people from the University of Tokyo was 14%, setting a new record low for the sixth consecutive year.
The National Personnel Authority has announced that the so-called "career bureaucrats" of the national civil servant "general employment" have passed the employment examination this spring.
According to it, the number of successful applicants was 1834 and the magnification was 7.8 times.
The ratio was the lowest ever, with the number of applicants decreasing by more than 2,400 from last year, which was significantly lower than 9.6 times in 2019, which was the lowest in the current examination system two years ago.
The number of successful female applicants was 561, accounting for 30.6% of the total, the second highest number and percentage after 2019.
On the other hand, by university of origin, the largest number was 256 at the University of Tokyo, followed by Kyoto University at 115 and Hokkaido University at 80.
The percentage of people from the University of Tokyo accounted for 30% in 2012, when the current examination system was introduced, but it has continued to decline since then, and this year it was 14%, 0.5 points lower than last year, for 6 years. We have set a new record low in a row.