Can I apply for an examination if the recruitment major of a public institution does not match?

Not necessarily, it depends on whether the applicant has strict professional restrictions. There are three requirements for professional recruitment in general institutions.

In the first case, the professional names of undergraduate and graduate students are strictly stipulated. In this case, those who do not meet the professional requirements will be eliminated in the qualification examination.

In the second case, the professional direction is probably limited, and the experience or certificate of related majors and related industries can also meet the requirements.

In the third case, the major is not limited, and any major can apply.

Generally speaking, the more restrictive conditions, the higher the corresponding requirements, the fewer people who can pass the qualification examination, the less competitive pressure and the greater the admission probability. The fewer restrictions, the lower or no requirements for the corresponding conditions, the more people who can pass the qualification examination, the greater the competitive pressure and the lower the admission probability.

Therefore, when applying for a public institution, you should read the application conditions carefully in advance, see each requirement clearly, and learn how to inquire about your own professional classification to avoid being rejected because the major is not right.