What are the requirements of the civil servants of the Food and Drug Administration and what are the contents of the examination?

In order to meet the registration conditions of civil servants, the Food and Drug Administration needs to recruit pharmacy, biology, chemistry, medical equipment, food and other majors, and the examination content is the same as that of normal civil servants.

Civil servants who take the SFDA exam are the same as ordinary civil servants, but they need to major in pharmacy, biology, chemistry, medical equipment, food and so on. The content of the examination is the same as that of the civil service examination, including two parts: the test and the application.

Extended data

Civil servants who normally sign up for open selection shall meet the following conditions:

1, with good political and professional quality, good conduct, outstanding performance, recognized by the masses;

2. Have more than 2 years working experience in grassroots work experience and more than 2 years working experience as a civil servant;

3. The annual assessment of civil servants is above competency;

4. Have the working ability and work experience required for open selection of positions;

5. Those who sign up for the open selection of central and provincial organs shall have a bachelor's degree or above, and those who sign up for the open selection of municipal (prefectural) organs shall have a college degree or above;

6. Good health.

National Civil Service Bureau-Measures for Open Selection of Civil Servants