What do college students take in the bank recruitment exam?

The bank campus recruitment examination is divided into written examination and interview. The written test consists of four sections: professional ability test, English, comprehensive knowledge and computer. Campus recruitment interview mainly examines the comprehensive quality and ability of candidates, including manners, verbal expression, clear logic and adaptability.

Among them, the professional ability test mainly involves speech comprehension and expression, quantitative relationship, judgment and reasoning, data analysis and trial judgment, that is, the performance test among civil servants accounts for about 50%, and ICBC accounts for 90%. This module has a large number of questions, so candidates need to improve the accuracy and speed in the preparation process; English includes reading comprehension, word selection, cloze and so on. The difficulty coefficient of English in bank recruitment is equivalent to TOEIC English, accounting for about 20% of the whole exam. Comprehensive knowledge includes current affairs, politics and banking-related knowledge. For the students who take the bank exam, this piece only needs everyone to pay more attention to the current political news and get to know it. Computers mainly study C language programming, operating system, computer network and so on. Although the proportion of computer examination knowledge is not large, it takes time for non-computer majors to prepare for the exam.