Are there any requirements for majors in the civil service examination?

Whether it is the national examination or the provincial examination, more than 99% of the positions in the job list have professional requirements, and there are very few positions that are not limited to majors. Candidates who want to take the civil service examination must meet the professional requirements required in the job list before they can apply. Access to civil service preparation materials

How to find a job that matches your major, candidates can follow the following three methods:

Method 1: Search for a position with the same name as your major. Open the location table and find the "Professional" column. If you find a position with the exact professional name on your diploma, there is no doubt that you must meet the professional requirements of the position.

Method 2: Find the professional category of your major. Many positions in the job list have no specific professional requirements, but only indicate a certain category or categories, such as management, law, economic education, etc., and often these categories contain a dozen or even dozens of specific majors, so candidates can meet the professional requirements of positions as long as they know which category their major belongs to. Check the national civil service examination position table

Method 3: Consult the recruiting unit. I really don't know if my major meets the job requirements. The most direct way is to consult the recruiting unit. After all, these recruitment conditions are formulated by the recruiting unit, and their answers are the most correct.

In addition, if the professional requirements of a position are very close to or only one word apart from your own major, don't take it for granted that you can apply for the exam. Again, I don't know. It's best to consult the recruiting unit to avoid delaying the application.

For more professional questions, please consult the teacher