The written examination of civil servants' public subjects is divided into three categories: A, B and C. What is going on? Are these three categories randomly selected during the examination, or are t

The written examination of civil servants' public subjects is divided into three categories: A, B and C. What is going on? Are these three categories randomly selected during the examination, or are they selected according to the types of civil servants reported? Classes A, B and C of the civil service examination are set according to different recruitment positions.

Class a is mainly the provincial authorities,

Class B mainly refers to positions with professional restrictions.

Class c is mainly township organs.

Receiving national examination materials

The examinations for civil servants in central and state organs include written examinations (public and professional subjects) and interviews. In the past, written examinations of public subjects were conducted according to positions A and B respectively.

The public subjects of written examination for Class A positions are "Administrative Professional Ability Test" (1) and "Application"; The public subject of the written test for Class B positions is "Administrative Professional Ability Test" (b); The written test and interview time of professional subjects shall be notified by the recruitment department itself.

Since 2006, both Class A and Class B have to take the same subjects, namely "Administrative Professional Ability Test" and "Shen Lun", but the proposition of "Administrative Professional Ability Test" is different.

The written examination of civil servants' public subjects is divided into three categories: A, B and C. What is going on? Are these three categories randomly selected during the examination, or are they selected according to the types of civil servants reported?