Public students need to study two subjects: the Administrative Vocational Aptitude Test and the Essay. The administrative vocational aptitude test mainly includes verbal comprehension and expression, common sense judgment, quantitative relationship, judgment and reasoning, and data analysis. These questions are objective multiple-choice questions that test the candidate's level of thinking logic, language expression and general knowledge.
The language comprehension and expression part mainly examines the candidates' comprehension and expression ability of language and writing, including reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and other topics. The general knowledge judgment part mainly examines the candidate's mastery of basic knowledge and common sense in various fields such as society, politics, economy, and culture.
The quantitative relationship part mainly examines the candidates' mathematical and logical reasoning skills, including mathematical calculations, data analysis and other topics. The judgment and reasoning part mainly examines the candidates' logical thinking and judgment ability, including questions on reasoning and judgment, logical deduction, etc. The data analysis part mainly examines the candidate's ability to analyze and understand charts, data, literature and other materials.
The essay subject is an important part of the public examination, which mainly analyzes, generalizes, refines and processes the given materials, and examines the candidates' reading comprehension ability, comprehensive analysis ability, problem-solving ability and writing ability. The essay questions involve issues in various fields such as politics, economy, society, and culture, and require candidates to be able to deeply understand the content of the materials and express their opinions and ideas clearly and accurately.
In addition, some civil service positions require the study of specialist subjects, which are mainly based on the requirements of different positions and cover knowledge in various professional fields.
To sum up, the public needs to learn two subjects: the administrative vocational aptitude test and the essay, of which the administrative vocational aptitude test examines the candidate's thinking logic and common sense level, and the essay examines the candidate's reading comprehension and writing skills. In addition, according to the requirements of different positions, it is also necessary to study the corresponding professional subjects. In the process of preparing for the exam, candidates should pay attention to the systematic study and comprehensive training of various subjects to improve their knowledge level and test-taking ability.