Do you have any suggestions for taking the civil service exam?

Advice 1: Pay attention to recruitment information.

Many public exams, Xiao Bai, usually don't pay attention to the recruitment information, thinking that public exams are provincial exams and national exams, and then concentrate on preparing for provincial exams and national exams. This is wrong. The public examination is just a broad concept, which refers to all the examinations that refer to the civil service examination, including but not limited to provincial examinations and national examinations, as well as recruitment examinations of various institutions, banks, state-owned enterprises and central enterprises. The written content of this kind of examination is also an extension of the examination and application. If you are proficient in line test and application, you can cope with most civil service exams. In this way, the annual landing opportunities can be increased a lot, and the recruitment information is scattered in various channels. For example, the independent recruitment of public institutions is basically an independent proposition. At this time, we must pay more attention to all kinds of recruitment information. For a public exam, every reference is a rare exercise opportunity.

Recommendation 2: Practice real questions a lot.

Civil service examination (except selection) is essentially a model examination. Since it is a model test, there must be its routines, so how to master these routines? The best way is to practice real questions more, and never question the function of real questions. Every year, the questions in the provincial and national examinations are the essence of the essence, which is worthy of repeated practice by every candidate. Assuming that you have brushed the real questions completely for more than three times in the past five years, you can cope with most public examinations instead of reciting the answers. Practicing a lot of real questions can subtly cultivate your problem consciousness, thus improving the speed and accuracy of doing the questions. The civil service exam pays great attention to the speed of answering questions, and it is difficult to get high marks without a sense of questions.

Recommendation 3: Try to take the exam in a big city.

The conditions of work, education and medical care in big cities can never be replicated by towns and villages. There is a saying that even if you don't go to a big city to struggle, your children and your descendants will still choose to go to a big city in the future. This is fate and reality.

The same is true of the road to public examinations. If you can do it in one step, some people will say that the rural examination is simple, and you can take the rural examination first and then choose the selection. This is a detour after all. On the one hand, the minimum service life of many township units is five years. How many five years of youth can you squander? On the other hand, the selection is much more difficult than the national examination and the provincial examination, and it is indispensable for both the right time and the right place. As the old saying goes: once assembled, once failed, once exhausted. When you have the strongest test ability and the best preparation, there is a great probability that when you just leave school, once you have worked for several years, few people can keep your study and test ability. Don't waste your great youth in a place you don't want to fight for.

Recommendation 4: Try to take the exam in your hometown.

You can't have your cake and eat it. If you can go to a big city, you will naturally bring bear's paw, so you will bring fish when you go home. If you find it difficult to directly lock in big cities in one step, and you don't want to suffer the decline in the quality of life caused by high housing prices, and you don't want to go to towns near big cities, then take an examination of a position close to home. The environment here is familiar, so you can take care of your parents. If you have children, your parents can also help you. Basic food, clothing, housing and transportation can stay at home, and the quality of life will not be bad. More importantly, your family is reunited and happy.

Advice 5: there is no end to learning

Stay on the boat in the flat sand, never bow your head when you are hungry, travel all over the world, and have an oasis in your heart. Whether it is the examiner's exam or the civil service, it is a protracted war. You have to have the endurance of a camel and the concept of lifelong learning. No matter whether you take the exam or not, you should keep studying. If you don't pass the exam, you must keep studying. There are many opportunities for civil servants to take exams. Stick to it, and there will be results in the end. People around you will eventually go ashore without exception. You can't give up studying after the exam. Civil servants don't have that much work intensity. Staying in the system for a long time will make you tired. Stick to long-term study and spend some time exploring and managing what you like. It is best to develop a sideline to supplement your low income, but this sideline must not be related to your work. This is illegal.