One is comprehensive knowledge, and the other is professional ability test, also called public basic knowledge, that is, it tests the necessary common sense of staff in politics, law, economy, current affairs politics, official documents and other institutions, while the professional ability test tests the administrative professional ability, which mainly includes quantitative relations, speech understanding and expression, judgment and reasoning, and data analysis.

Generally speaking, the examination content of this course is similar to that of civil servants, and the difficulty of the examination questions is slightly simpler than that of civil servants. Let's talk about the key points of the exam first. The focus of comprehensive knowledge lies in politics, law, official documents and other parts. These three parts account for a relatively large proportion, and the others are relatively small. Moreover, the review of comprehensive knowledge focuses on memory, and the four parts mentioned in the vocational ability test are the key points, and the scores are evenly distributed, so it is only difficult. More difficult to judge and reason (graphic reasoning).