The scope of administrative professional ability test is relatively wide, including: quantitative relationship, judgment and reasoning, common sense judgment, speech understanding and expression, and data analysis, all of which are objective questions; The examination time is 2 hours, and the number of questions is about 1 10, which is relatively large.

The application is divided into volume A and volume B. Volume A: The application examination for comprehensive management positions at or above the provincial level (including sub-provincial level) mainly examines candidates' reading comprehension ability, comprehensive analysis ability, problem-solving ability and written expression ability. Volume B: The comprehensive management and administrative law enforcement post examination below the city (prefecture) mainly measures the candidates' reading comprehension ability, execution ability, problem-solving ability and written expression ability. Volume b is relatively simple than volume a, and it is only relatively speaking. Examination time 180 minutes, mainly writing, about 4-5 questions, but reading a lot of given materials.

Depending on what position you apply for, some positions need to be tested for "professional knowledge", such as doctors and judges, and need to be tested for medical and legal expertise.

Generally speaking, the exam and the application are held on the same day. Take the exam in the morning and apply in the afternoon. If you want to test professional knowledge, it will be the next day.

I suggest that you can buy two exams and apply first, but the training institution does not recommend it. One is expensive, and the other is unprofessional. I have seen any crash course, and the tuition fee for more than ten days is above five figures. I don't believe you can pass, and you may not be able to pass if you let lecturers from those training institutions take the exam. I suggest reading more materials and books.

Manual only. . .