What position can a mineral processing engineering undergraduate apply for as a civil servant?

We can't handle civil servant positions with majors, but we should choose according to the requirements of civil servant recruitment positions in that year.

Prompt candidates: the civil service examination is not the major of the candidates, but the professional requirements for recruiting civil servants in that year.

For example, students majoring in mining and processing engineering may not want to study mining and processing engineering in their audit positions in those years. Other jobs, such as grass-roots agriculture and forestry, may require mining and processing engineering.

Therefore, I suggest that you take a good look at the professional requirements of civil servant recruitment positions in the past when you apply for the exam. Only when you meet the professional requirements of this position can you apply for this position.