What is the difference between the joint examination of public institutions and the joint examination of public institutions?

The entrance examination for public institutions is conducted by several provinces at the same time, with a large number of applicants and great competitive pressure. The examination of public institutions is a separate recruitment of public institutions, and the time and subjects are not fixed, so the competitive pressure is relatively small. Whether it is unified examination or recruitment, it needs scientific methods and 100% efforts to successfully land. The differences are as follows:

The difference of examination time: the joint examination is organized by each province, and there are two examinations every year, which are May 1, 10/0; Individual recruitment, each province and city organization individual recruitment examination, the number is not limited, even a few times a month.

The content of the exam is different: the written content of the entrance exam is "Career Orientation Ability Test" and "Comprehensive Application Ability"; The content of the written examination for individual recruitment is the vocational orientation ability test, the basic knowledge of public affairs or the corresponding examination content stipulated by other units.

The types of examination papers are different: the entrance examination is divided into five types (comprehensive management A, social science B, natural science C, primary and secondary school teachers D, medicine and health E). The emphasis of each type of examination is different; For example, in Shanghai, the provinces and cities that recruit non-joint entrance examinations separately are not divided into ABC, while in Zhejiang Province, Class A refers to Class A and Class B in the joint entrance examination syllabus, and Class B refers to Class C in the joint entrance examination syllabus.

Different examination questions: the examination questions of the joint entrance examination vary according to different classifications; In provinces and cities that enroll students separately, such as Shanghai, the questions are case analysis, document correction and material writing. The A-type questions in Zhejiang Province are similar to those in Shanghai, and the B-type questions are the same as the C-type questions in the joint examination syllabus.