Can Fujian Police College take an examination of civil servants for non-police majors?

I am a law major of Fujian Police College in Grade 09.

Due to the reform of the recruitment system in China's public security colleges, the public security major in our school no longer recruits high school graduates, but only graduates from junior college or above, with a two-year academic system. But non-public security majors continue to recruit high school graduates. At present, non-public security majors only have two majors: public security management and law. In fact, graduates of any regular university can take the civil service examination, but it is best to be a public security major if you want to take the public security examination. Of course, non-public security majors can also take the public security exam, as long as the major meets the recruitment requirements or is not limited to majors. At the same time, eyesight, height and other physical qualities are also very important hard indicators. However, the Public Security Bureau also has non-public security professional posts, such as the legal department of the economic investigation department, which needs some talents from the economic and legal departments.

In short, civil servants not only work in the public security bureau, but also include all government departments, such as civil courts, procuratorates, state taxation and finance. Any graduate of National Education University can take the civil service examination. Only if you want to work in the public security system, the reformed method is to take the examination for police officers in politics and law as a college student after graduation from non-public security major, and to become a police officer directly after two years of training after the examination, including distribution.