Which class ab of public institutions is easy to test?

There is no obvious difference in ab difficulty of public institutions. Class ab refers to the comprehensive management class A and the social science professional knowledge class B, which is divided by the written examination of public subjects in the open recruitment classification examination of public institutions. No matter which type, you have to take two subjects, namely "Occupational aptitude test" and "Comprehensive application ability".

The difference between the contents of class A and class B exams in vocational series;

Class A vocational aptitude test tests common sense judgment, speech understanding and expression, quantitative relationship, judgment reasoning and data analysis; "Comprehensive application ability" mainly gives three materials and four questions, and the number of words answered is about 1200 words. Topics include opinion induction, data classification, letter drafting, meeting arrangement, emergency handling, contact notice, etc.

The content of Class B vocational aptitude test is similar to that of Class A test, but the comprehensive application ability is quite different. There are five types of questions: conceptual analysis, proofreading and correcting mistakes, and argumentation and evaluation.

Competitive pressure of occupational series A and B;

In fact, the competitive pressure of professional series A and B is similar.

In our study and life, no matter what kind of exam, there will be a majority or a few people competing. Similarly, there will never be fewer people competing for jobs. However, in the institutions of Class A and Class B, there may be relatively more people who choose Class A. Because Class A pays more attention to administration and career, while Class B pays more attention to professional ability, there may be stricter requirements for candidates' professional ability in a certain aspect.