Explanation:

The qualifications of the unified college entrance examination are recognized by the Ministry of Education. You can apply for the undergraduate positions required in the civil service examination, as long as your major meets the requirements. General civil service recruitment announcements will require full-time undergraduate courses. If the announcement and job list clearly state that full-time undergraduate courses are needed, there is no way for candidates who are promoted to part-time undergraduate courses to apply for the exam.

However, if the announcement or job list requires "undergraduate" and there is no clear requirement for full-time, then candidates can apply for this exam. If you are still not at ease, you can call the recruiting unit to confirm.

Civil service examination requirements:

1, character

We must have good political quality and moral character. Civil servants are the exercisers of public power. First of all, they should have good conduct, so that they can undertake heavy responsibilities.

2. Physical and mental quality

In terms of physical and mental quality, applicants are required to have physical conditions and good psychological quality to perform their duties normally. If the physical condition does not meet the requirements, or the psychological quality is too poor, you can't be hired.

3. Age and education requirements

Regardless of the national examination or provincial examination, the minimum education required is a junior college degree, and the age requirement is 18 or above and 35 or below.

Advantages of taking the civil service examination:

1, career prospects are relatively stable:

Civil servants are a relatively stable occupation, with stable jobs, stable wages and stable welfare benefits. Although there is not as high salary and flexible promotion mechanism as private enterprises, it also relatively guarantees employment and career development.

2, generous welfare benefits:

Civil servants enjoy generous welfare benefits, such as social insurance, housing subsidies, paid annual leave and holiday benefits. In addition, civil servants also have pension, medical security and other benefits, which can help civil servants better protect their lives.

3, improve personal social status:

Civil servants are the staff of state organs, engaged in public affairs, so they have a certain social status in society. In addition, the stable work and relatively high salary of civil servants also make civil servants have a relatively high reputation in society.