What are the contents of ABC classification in Shaanxi civil service examination?

ABC Classification Content of Shaanxi Civil Service Examination

1 Class and Class A focus on comprehensive analysis ability and writing and expression ability. In short, they pay attention to rational thinking, dialectical thinking and abstract thinking ability, express them in standardized and accurate language, and express their views on facts and opinions.

2. Class B focuses on the ability to execute and solve problems. Compared with Class A, it will be slightly more specific, and the facts and viewpoints involved will be more specific, mainly reflected in the selection of given materials and the ability to carry out. Simply put, it is the ability to "upload and distribute" the plans, ideas, principles and policies of superior units and leaders.

3. Class C focuses on the practical working ability of the township grassroots, such as executive ability, mass work ability, and applied writing ability. On the proposition, it will be more inclined to the reality of grass-roots work, and will focus on solving the actual livelihood work and problems of the people.

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In the recruitment positions of public institutions, there are professional and technical positions in social sciences, and the positions they are engaged in are professional and technical positions in humanities and social sciences (such as newspaper editors and reporters in radio and television stations), so they are classified as Class B. Candidates in Class B should have more knowledge of culture and social sciences, and they will focus on these knowledge in the examination questions.

In the open recruitment of public institutions, some positions are comprehensive management, and this position is mainly to do administrative, transactional and business management work of public institutions, so it is classified as Class A. Candidates in Class A should be familiar with administrative regulations, business or business management processes, and there are relatively many papers on comprehensive public knowledge.