"Comprehensive Basic Knowledge" mainly examines candidates' mastery and application of politics, law, economy, management, history, humanities, science and technology, common sense of life and current affairs. There are mainly single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions and judgment questions, and some provinces also have subjective questions, including document correction and legal application. The main contents are philosophy, law and official document writing. In addition to the comprehensive basic knowledge mentioned above, the examinations in some provinces and institutions will also include speech comprehension and expression, quantitative relations, judgment and reasoning, data analysis, common sense judgment and so on.

To sum up, comprehensive basic knowledge is a comprehensive subject, involving many knowledge points, but it is not difficult for candidates to be afraid of their own exams. As long as they review carefully, they will get a good result.