Must the National Security Bureau be a civil servant?

To enter the city, the Ministry of National Security must be a civil servant. You must take the unified civil service examination to enter the National Security Bureau. The Ministry of National Security belongs to a national institution, so entering the Ministry of National Security must pass the unified examination for national civil servants.

The Ministry of National Security of People's Republic of China (PRC) is the anti-espionage organ and political security organ of the China government, and can exercise the functions and powers of public security organs in investigation, detention, preliminary investigation and execution of arrest as stipulated by the Constitution and laws. ?

Because the Ministry of National Security and the Ministry of National Public Security are both components of the people of China and the State Council, belonging to the same level; The highest department of the public security organs is the Ministry of Public Security, which guides public security work throughout the country, including public security bureaus at all levels. Therefore, the level of the Ministry of National Security is higher than that of the Beijing Public Security Bureau.

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Conditions for taking the civil service examination:

(1) Having China nationality.

(2) 18 is under 35 years old, and the age of graduate students and doctoral students (non-employed) can be relaxed to below 40 years old.

(3) Support the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC).

(4) Having good conduct.

(five) have the physical conditions to perform their duties normally.

(six) have the ability to meet the requirements of the post.

(7) Having a college education or above.

(8) Having other qualifications required by the central competent department of civil servants.

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