The central and national test questions are generally 130 at the prefecture level and 135 at the provincial level (there are 5 more quantitative questions at the provincial level than at the prefecture level), and the answer time is 120 minutes. The examination time for civil servants in Jiangsu is the same as that for national civil servants, which is 120 minutes.
Registration time for the national civil service examination 180 minutes, three hours. The perfect score is 100. The time limit for Jiangsu civil service examination is 150 minutes, with a full score of 100. However, there is a difference between the number of words and the title of the application materials. Since 2004, the number of words in the national civil service examination materials has basically increased, from 3000-4000 words to 6000-8000 words. In recent years, it has been stable at around 8000 words. Jiangsu civil servants apply for fewer words, about 6000 words.
In previous years, the "application" generally included 4-5 major topics, which were divided into "administrative law enforcement and comprehensive management posts below the city (prefecture)" and "comprehensive management posts above the provincial level (including sub-provincial level)". More attention should be paid to the different abilities of these two tests, and candidates must pay special attention to this. However, Jiangsu civil service examination is based on four topics (refer to the 20 16 examination), and the subjects of the examination are not divided into two situations: "administrative law enforcement and comprehensive management positions below the city (prefecture)" and "comprehensive management positions above the provincial level (including sub-provincial level)", that is to say, all the examinations taking the examination do the same topic.
In addition, in recent years, the topic of applying for the civil service examination in our country has become more and more new and difficult, and more new questions have appeared in front of us, such as noun explanation questions, countermeasure analysis questions, error correction questions, and other official documents, such as letters, investigation reports, speeches, etc. Many candidates here are not fully prepared, so their scores are very low. Generally speaking, Jiangsu civil servants apply for exams mainly based on materials. Generally, the first question is an overview, the second question is about the examinee's views on a certain problem, and the third question is to let the examinee substitute the identity in the material to solve the problem. The fourth topic is to write an argumentative essay. (The above Jiangsu application questions are based on the 20 16 application questions. In recent years, the national civil service examination has paid more attention to speculative investigation, and Jiangsu civil service examination has also paid more and more attention.
The Difference of Three Questions, Quantity and Difficulty in Jiangsu Civil Servant Examination ABC
The difficulty of three kinds of test papers
Judging from the difficulty coefficient of test questions in recent years, the difficulty of test questions in class A papers is generally higher than that in class BC papers. However, the difficulty of type B test paper is in the middle of the three categories; The difficulty coefficient of class C test paper is relatively lowest.
Three types of examination papers
There is a great difference in the number of ABC three questions in Jiangsu Province's "Administrative Professional Ability Test". Among them, Class A 105, Class B 155 and Class C 100 all include three modules: speech comprehension and expression, quantitative relationship and data analysis, and logical judgment. Among them, 60 questions in Class B belong to the speed and accuracy of perception (cancelled on 20 14), and candidates need to complete them within 10 minutes.
The test questions are all objective questions; Examination time limit 100 minute, full mark 100 minute.
In recent years, the test questions of "Public Basic Knowledge" have been stable at 70 objective multiple-choice questions in Class A, plus subjective questions; Class b is maintained at 60 objective questions, plus the final subjective questions; Class C, like Class B, is preceded by 60 objective multiple-choice questions, followed by subjective questions.
"Public Basic Knowledge" mainly tests candidates' mastery of public basic knowledge, their ability to analyze and solve practical problems with knowledge, and their necessary abilities and qualities to fulfill their obligations as civil servants.
From the above, there are differences in time arrangement and problem-solving skills in reviewing A, B and C. Candidates need to focus on review, but the category of positions will only be marked in the latest position table. At present, many candidates don't know which category to take. Before the job list is published (expected in February next year), time is definitely not enough. Therefore, it is recommended that candidates choose a difficult review when reviewing, and refer to the real questions. Review questions are the biggest and most difficult.
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