First, the deputy provincial level
Sub-provincial level is the highest category of national examination, and its recruitment departments and positions are generally the central organs and their directly affiliated institutions at the provincial level, such as the General Office of the Central Committee, the General Office of the State Council, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance. The post level of deputy provincial posts is generally higher, starting with the second-level chief clerk and reaching the highest level inspector.
Sub-provincial examinations are more difficult, and the requirements for candidates' comprehensive quality and theoretical basis are also higher. The content of the examination is mainly comprehensive knowledge, including politics, economy, law, management, humanities, science and technology, etc. In addition, the sub-provincial examination also requires higher academic qualifications for candidates, generally bachelor degree or above.
Second, prefecture-level cities
Prefecture-level cities are the largest category in the national examination, and their recruitment departments and positions are generally directly affiliated institutions of provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and district and county governments. The post level of prefecture-level city posts is generally low, starting from the second-level clerk and reaching the highest researcher.
The examination difficulty of prefecture-level cities is relatively low, but candidates are required to have comprehensive quality and theoretical basis. The content of the examination is mainly comprehensive knowledge, but compared with the sub-provincial examination, it pays more attention to practical operation ability and grassroots work experience. In addition, the requirements for candidates' academic qualifications in prefecture-level city examinations are relatively low, generally college or above.
Three. administrative enforcement of law
Administrative law enforcement is a special category in the national examination, and its recruitment departments and positions are mainly administrative law enforcement departments and institutions, such as public security, taxation, industry and commerce, environmental protection and so on. The post level of administrative law enforcement posts is generally higher, starting from the fourth-level chief clerk and reaching the highest level of the first-level senior sheriff.
The examination of administrative law enforcement is difficult, which requires candidates to have high comprehensive quality, theoretical basis and practical operation ability. In addition to comprehensive knowledge, the examination content also includes certain legal knowledge and practical knowledge related to administrative law enforcement. In addition, the administrative law enforcement examination also has certain requirements for candidates' physical conditions, which need to meet the relevant physical examination standards.
Generally speaking, although the sub-provincial national examination, prefecture-level cities and administrative law enforcement are all national civil service examinations, the differences are still quite obvious.
Candidates need to choose the category that suits them according to their actual situation and career planning when choosing the category. At the same time, in order to better prepare for the exam, candidates can prepare for the exam in combination with the exam outline, study and practice in a targeted manner, and improve their comprehensive quality and ability to take the exam.
In addition to comprehensive knowledge, the contents of sub-provincial and prefecture-level cities and administrative law enforcement in the national examination also include political, economic, legal, management, humanities, science and technology and other aspects of knowledge.
Therefore, when preparing for the exam, candidates should not only pay attention to the mastery of basic knowledge, but also pay attention to the improvement of practical operation ability and application ability. In addition, candidates also need to pay attention to physical conditions and physical examination standards to ensure compliance with relevant requirements.
In short, sub-provincial national examination, prefecture-level city examination and administrative law enforcement examination are all important categories in the national civil service examination, and candidates need to choose their own categories according to their actual situation and career planning.
Combined with the exam outline preparation, pay attention to the mastery of basic knowledge and the improvement of practical operation ability. At the same time, candidates also need to pay attention to physical conditions and physical examination standards to ensure compliance with relevant requirements.