Which is easier for institutions to get "A" or "B"?

Compared with Class B, Class A of public institutions is easier to test.

Generally speaking, it is almost the same for institutions to take exams for Class A and Class B, but the specific difficulty still depends on the recruitment of each position and the content of the exam. The test subjects, test difficulty, written test and oral test ratio are different in different positions, so the difficulty between different positions cannot be generalized.

Moreover, different personal background, knowledge level and preparation for exams will also have an impact on the difficulty of exams. Generally speaking, both A-type and B-type exams are relatively difficult, and candidates need to prepare carefully in preparation for exams and master exam skills and strategies in order to achieve excellent results.

The organization is introduced as follows:

Institutions refer to social service organizations established by the government using state-owned assets to engage in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Institutions accept the leadership of the government and are legal entities in the form of organizations or institutions.

The main functions of public institutions are to serve production, improve people's cultural life and promote social welfare. As a social service organization, it is different from organs, political parties and enterprises. It meets the needs of people's development and enjoyment by providing spiritual products and services.

Therefore, the service objects of public institutions are all fields and aspects of the whole society, which determines that the distribution areas of public institutions are also very extensive. Generally speaking, education, science and technology, culture and health are just a few main areas of public institutions.

A public institution refers to a social service institution organized by a government agency or other organization using state-owned assets and engaged in education (school), science and technology (scientific research), culture (media), health (hospital) and other activities for the purpose of social welfare (enterprises need to issue a business license for profit). Institutions do not belong to government agencies, but sometimes they perform certain duties on behalf of the government.