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: rural credit cooperative examination:
1. The examination of rural credit cooperatives is generally the basic knowledge and professional knowledge of the public. The basic knowledge of public affairs covers a wide range, including philosophy, literature, history, science and technology, geography and so on.
2. Professional knowledge includes: finance, economy, accounting, basic knowledge of rural credit cooperatives, accounting audit, economic management knowledge, legal knowledge, computer knowledge, official document writing, etc. Some provinces will also involve current affairs and politics. Jiangxi Province, Liaoning Province and some other provinces have exams. Basic knowledge of civil servant recruitment examination in Guizhou Province.
3. Other provinces generally have comprehensive knowledge and professional knowledge. Specific to the local recruitment policy shall prevail. There is no certain rule in the assessment of rural credit cooperatives. In some provinces, the content of exams changes greatly every year. Therefore, candidates must carefully read the local recruitment notice before preparing for the exam. If the contents of the exam are not reflected in the announcement, you can refer to the exam questions in previous years and master the scope of the exam.
Contents of recruitment subjects of rural credit cooperatives:
1. Knowledge of economy, secretarial management, finance, accounting, statistics, auditing, marketing, computer and law. Professional knowledge: the questions are basically objective questions. The main test is related to the banking industry.
2. The professional knowledge of banks mainly includes two aspects: one is the basic knowledge of banking finance; Western economics, finance, monetary banking, management, marketing, accounting foundation, etc.
3. Part of it is related knowledge of banks (such as the development history, main products and business philosophy of banks). 1. Vocational ability test: numerical reasoning, speech understanding and expression, common sense judgment, analogy reasoning, understanding judgment, data analysis II. Economics: organism cost, inflation, perfectly competitive market, factor theory, macroeconomic policy, etc. 3. Finance: interbank lending market, five-level classification of loans, commodity structure, central bank, currency, etc. 4. Law: administrative litigation.