Civil Service Administrative Aptitude Test · Study Guide

Author: Xu Songtao
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: For over a decade, the civil service examination system has been implemented with increasingly institutionalized, standardized, and normalized organization and question-setting processes, leading to heightened competition. Particularly in recent years, with the sharp increase in the number of candidates applying for civil service positions, both central and local government civil service examinations have significantly raised the difficulty of questions to truly achieve the goal of selecting the best candidates. This poses new challenges for candidates in their preparation. However, many reference books currently available on the market still follow outdated question-setting approaches, greatly misleading candidates and ultimately affecting their preparation efficiency and success rates in passing the exam. In response to this situation, Xu Songtao, former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, organized scholars from Renmin University of China, the Central Party School, and the National School of Administration who specialize in the theoretical research of civil service examination question-setting, along with experts from the Ministry of Personnel and central and local government agencies dedicated to civil service examination practice, to meticulously compile this authoritative and practical nationwide standardized textbook series, consisting of 18 volumes. Compared to similar reference books, this series has the following distinctive features:
Comprehensive Coverage: The entire series covers all content and scope of civil service examinations for both central and local government agencies, from theory to practice. It provides systematic guidance in four levels: "Key Exam Topics," "Question Analysis," "Enhanced Training," and "Simulated Tests," aiming to help candidates accurately master relevant knowledge, quickly grasp key points, and develop correct problem-solving approaches and scientific study methods.
Up-to-Date Content: The series strives to select the latest materials in its content preparation. Based on the 2006 exam syllabus and the 2005 civil service examination questions from central and local government agencies, it provides in-depth analysis of all question types and key points. Additionally, it focuses on explaining new hot topics such as "Scientific Development Concept," "Governing Capacity," "Building a Socialist Harmonious Society," and "Resource-Saving Society."
Concise and Targeted: The series distills essential knowledge, accurately grasping the latest trends in question-setting. It helps candidates study more effectively and enhances preparation efficiency by focusing on key areas.
Thorough Analysis: The series offers detailed and in-depth analysis. Scholars involved in its compilation are committed to rapidly improving candidates' scores, approaching their work with a responsible attitude. They not only incorporate a wealth of new materials but also share their latest insights on study methods, memory techniques, and problem-solving strategies.
Practical and Comprehensive: The series strictly follows the civil service examination syllabus set by the Ministry of Personnel, thoroughly explaining foundational knowledge and key points, analyzing question-setting characteristics and trends in an accessible manner. It concisely dissects past exam questions and provides comprehensive answer strategies and methods. Through varied exercises, it emphasizes practical training, while offering precise predictions and simulated tests to help candidates overcome difficulties, identify gaps, and strengthen their preparation.
We sincerely hope this series will provide substantial assistance to candidates in their preparation and also welcome valuable feedback from readers regarding any shortcomings or inaccuracies.
Finally, we wish all candidates success in their exams and early entry into the civil service!