What is the bank exam?

The written examination subjects of bank recruitment are: line test, application, comprehensive knowledge, English and personality test. The written test subjects of commercial banks mainly include business test, economy and finance, comprehensive knowledge and English. China People's Bank's written examination subjects mainly include "Examination of the Bank of China", "Shen Lun" or "Examination of the Bank of China" and "Economics and Finance".

The specific content of the bank recruitment examination needs to be determined according to the recruitment announcement and the requirements of the position reported.

The professional knowledge of bank campus recruitment examination mainly includes economic, financial and accounting knowledge.

Economics includes microeconomics and macroeconomics. In microeconomics, market theory, supply and demand theory, elasticity theory and firm equilibrium are often hot spots in previous years. In macroeconomics, national income accounting, multiplier theory, IS-LM model, etc.

Different banks have different written test contents. The following are some typical written test contents.

1. Bank of China has the largest number of written test questions among the six major banks. In the autumn of 20 18, the number of questions reached 260. As for the specific content, BOC investigated two types of English questions: word selection and reading comprehension. In the part of comprehensive knowledge, there are fewer subjects, and the most questions are financial and encyclopedia knowledge, as well as a small amount of economic, computer, current affairs and politics, China Bank's characteristic knowledge and comprehensive questions.

2. Agricultural Bank of China has the largest proportion of English among the six major banks. Specifically, the EPI questions of ABC are multiple-choice questions, and the proportion of liberal arts is low, accounting for 32% of EPI; The subjects investigated in the comprehensive knowledge part are very miscellaneous, including finance, law, management, economy, accounting, computer, marketing, encyclopedic knowledge, current affairs politics and ABC's characteristic knowledge, totaling 10 subjects, among which finance, computer, encyclopedic knowledge and current affairs politics have a large number of questions; The English part of the survey questions are all multiple-choice questions.