Can I draw pictures on scratch paper for public institution exams?

It's okay, you can mark it on the test paper, because only the answer sheet is used to determine the results of the test, and no one will look at your test paper.

Public Institution refers to a social service organization organized by state agencies or other organizations using state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare, and engages in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Public institutions accept government leadership and take the form of legal entities of organizations or institutions.

Public institutions are generally institutions set up by the state with a certain public welfare nature, but they are not government agencies, and their staff are different from civil servants. According to the spirit of the national public institution classification reform, public institutions are no longer divided into fully-funded public institutions and differentially-funded public institutions, but are divided into public welfare first-class public institutions and public welfare second-class public institutions. There are also new public institutions that use state-owned assets. Public institutions run by social capital are not funded by the state.

The obvious characteristics of public institutions are the words ending in center, meeting, institute, station, team, hospital, society, stage, palace, museum, etc., such as accounting center, health supervision institute, judicial institute, bank Insurance Regulatory Commission, Quality Supervision Station, Work Safety Supervision Brigade, Housing Provident Fund Center, etc. Public institutions are divided into public institutions and general public institutions. Participating public institutions refer to personnel using public institutions and are managed with reference to the Civil Servant Law. Public institutions after the public participation reform recruit candidates in the provincial civil service recruitment, and ordinary public institutions recruit candidates in the public sector recruitment.