What's the legal institution exam like?

Law schools generally take Class A, that is, comprehensive management.

Law is generally divided into class A in the recruitment of public institutions, that is, comprehensive management. This kind of examination includes the basic knowledge of public affairs and the test of professional aptitude, focusing on the comprehensive literacy of candidates in politics, economy and current affairs. Although it will also involve legal professional knowledge, the examination pays more attention to the comprehensive ability of candidates, including the ability to analyze and solve problems and the ability to express words.