What's the difference between Class A institutions and Class C institutions?

The differences between AC classes in public institutions are:

1, the job applicability is different: Class A is comprehensive management: it is suitable for posts focusing on administration, affairs and business management; Class B is a social science major: suitable for general social science researchers and art majors; Class C is a natural science major: suitable for general natural science researchers.

2. The content of the examination is different: Class A is an examination subject set for the staff of public institutions to openly recruit management positions; Class B is an examination subject set for public institutions to openly recruit professional and technical staff in humanities and social sciences; Class C is an examination subject for open recruitment of staff for natural science professional and technical posts in public institutions.

Public institutions

A public institution refers to a social service organization organized by state organs or other organizations with state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare and engaged in activities such as education, science and technology, culture and health. ? [ 19]? Institutions accept the leadership of the government and are legal entities in the form of organizations or institutions.

Institutions are generally public welfare institutions established by the state, but they do not belong to government agencies and their staff are different from civil servants. According to the spirit of the classification reform of state institutions, institutions are no longer divided into fully funded institutions and balance allocation institutions, but into public welfare institutions and public welfare institutions? [ 1]? It also includes emerging institutions that use state-owned assets and social capital, that is, non-state-funded institutions.