1. Make a reasonable study plan: Make a detailed study plan according to the examination subjects and time schedule, reasonably allocate the daily study time, and ensure that each subject has enough review time.

2. Consult textbooks and reference books: Select authoritative textbooks and reference books for study, and systematically master the knowledge points and skills required for the exam.

3. Brush questions and mock exams: Through a large number of brush questions and mock exams, get familiar with exam questions and problem-solving ideas, and improve the speed and accuracy of answering questions.

4. Participate in training courses or tutoring classes: sign up for professional training courses or tutoring classes, and be guided and explained by experienced teachers to help understand and master the examination content.

5. Make notes and summaries: In the learning process, make notes and summaries in time, and sort out key knowledge points to facilitate review and review.

6. Organize study groups or participate in seminars: form study groups or participate in seminars with other candidates to exchange learning experiences and experiences and make progress together.

7. Pay attention to policies and current affairs: Civil servant exams often involve policies and current affairs, pay attention to relevant policies and news in time, and increase your ability to understand and analyze current affairs.

8. Adhere to a healthy lifestyle: maintain good work and rest habits, reasonably arrange rest and exercise time, maintain physical and mental health, and improve learning efficiency.

9. Do more real questions and simulation questions: By doing real questions and simulation questions, you can understand the difficulty of the exam and the law of the questions, and improve the ability and psychological quality of the exam.

10. Review and adjustment before the exam: conduct a comprehensive review and adjustment before the exam, consolidate knowledge points, enhance confidence, and be mentally prepared.