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The Examination Yuan originally announced that 134 places were needed for the special examination for indigenous peoples, and then 55 were added for the first time, for a total of 189. Since various agencies still have employment needs, the Executive Yuan's Personnel and Administration Office once again reported vacancies, so 24 more positions were added for the second time.
The examination board meeting today approved that 24 more admission vacancies will be added to the Aboriginal Special Examination, bringing the total number of students needed to 213. (Provided by the Examination Yuan)
This year, there are more opportunities for admission to the special examination for indigenous peoples. The Examination Yuan meeting today (1) approved that the 2026 Civil Service Special Examination for Aboriginal Peoples has added 24 places for the second time. Together with the original announcement of 134 people and the first addition of 55 people, the total number of places needed has increased to 213, including 119 for the third-class exam, 82 for the fourth-class exam, and 12 for the fifth-class exam. The results are scheduled to be released on October 19.
The Examination Yuan said that this year's original announcement of the required quota for the Aboriginal Special Examination was 134, and then 55 were added for the first time, for a total of 189, including 105 for the third-class exam, 74 for the fourth-class exam, and 10 for the fifth-class exam. Since various agencies still have employment needs, the Executive Yuan's Personnel and Administration Office once again reported vacancies, so 24 more positions were added for the second time.
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Among the 24 new places this time, 14 will be added for the third-class exam, 8 will be added for the fourth-class exam, and 2 will be added for the fifth-class exam. After two additions, the number of places required for the special examination for indigenous people this year has been increased from the initial 134 to 213, a total of 79 people, an increase of nearly 60%, which will increase the opportunities for indigenous candidates to enter the public sector service.
The Examination Yuan stated that this year’s special examination for indigenous peoples has been held from September 5th to 6th, and the results are scheduled to be announced on October 19th. Candidates can go to the Global Information Network of the Examination and Selection Department to check the second increase in required quotas for various subjects.
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