Not necessarily. Rural commercial banks are finally admitted according to the ranking order. Generally, there is no fixed score line, and more than 60 points is not enough. If candidates generally perform well in a certain year, the written test scores will naturally be high. If the written test scores of candidates were generally low in that year, then the written test scores would be low. Moreover, it is difficult for rural commercial banks to have a unified score line because of different exam difficulties and different recruitment numbers.