Examination time of Enshi institutions

The examination time for Enshi institutions is April 2, 2023.

In order to achieve competitive selection, in principle, according to the number of job plans and the number of applicants who have passed the qualification examination, the examination shall be conducted at a rate not lower than that specified in the job table (the proportion of finalists in the interview).

After the registration, if the number of applicants is not up to the proportion stipulated in the examination, and it is necessary to cancel or reduce positions, or to reduce and retain high-level and short-term positions, the recruitment department (unit) shall apply for adjustment according to regulations, and after approval, the post plan adjustment will be announced through official website of Enshi Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. For the cancelled positions, the applicants who have paid the fees will be refunded in full.

Test the ability to solve problems

First, the exam is the most important.

Many candidates feel that they have a solid grasp of the basic knowledge when doing the questions. Simply look at the question and go straight to the answer. This often leads to some unnecessary points.

For example, multiple-choice questions often ask which of the following meets the requirements, which of the following statements is right or wrong, which of the following options belongs or does not belong, and so on. Many candidates often choose the ones that meet as non-conforming and the ones that are correct as mistakes because they examine the questions too quickly, resulting in unnecessary loss of points.

Second, the options depend.

After we see the topic clearly, we need to look at the options and use what we have learned to find out the options that meet the requirements of the topic. Many candidates here also choose the answer directly because they don't look at the options carefully, even without reading the options, which often leads to missing the correct options.

Third, the details are very important.

In the exam, many questions have "routines" and are good at language and text traps. Especially for the law exam in the exam now. For example, there is a big difference between "should" and "can" in law. "Should" refers to what must be done, while "Can" is optional, so this point is often examined in multiple-choice questions.