The written examination of national civil service examination subjects is divided into public subjects and professional subjects. Public subjects include line test and application, and professional subjects are determined according to candidates' positions. So, how much do you know about the distribution of national civil service examination results? Do you know how many points you got in the national civil service exam? The following is a small series of Gao Dun public examinations explaining the distribution of the national examinations and the scores of the examinations.

First, the distribution of national examination results

There is a well-known "three non-announcements" principle in the civil service examination: no questions, no answers and no scores of each question (except for the scores of each question in Guangdong, Liaoning and other minority areas, local civil service examinations follow this principle), and the scores of each question are all on the test paper.

The following are some common test scores for reference only.

1, language understanding and expression

***40 questions, each with 0.8 points, with a total score of 32 points.

2. Quantitative relationship

*** 15 questions, each with 0.8 points, and the total score 12 points.

3. Judgment and reasoning

Graphic reasoning: ** 10 questions, each with 0.6 points, with a total score of 6 points.

Definition and judgment: ** 10 questions, each with 0.7 points, with a total score of 7 points.

Analogical reasoning: ** 10 questions, each with 0.5 points, with a total score of 5 points.

Logical judgment: ** 10 questions, each with 0.8 points, with a total score of 8 points.

4. Data analysis

***20 questions, 65438+ 0 point for each question, with a total score of 20 points.

5. Common sense judgment

***20 questions, each with 0.5 points, with a total score of 10.

Total: ** 135 questions, total score 100.

Second, the distribution of scores in the national examination

According to the different requirements of the positions of institutions above the provincial level (including sub-provincial level) and institutions below the city (prefecture) level, the national civil servants set up two sets of papers for the examination.

The score distribution of the national examination questions is as follows:

1, sub-provincial level or above (including sub-provincial level)

Summary of the first question (10); Comprehensive analysis of the second question (15); The third question puts forward countermeasures (20 points); The fourth question (25 points); Discussion on the fifth topic "Application" (30 points).

2. Below the city (prefecture) level

Summary of the first question (10); The second question puts forward countermeasures (15 points); The implementation of the third question (20 points); Summary of the fourth question (25 points); Discussion on the fifth topic "Application" (30 points).

The above is the Gao Dun public examination Bian Xiao's introduction of the national civil service examination scores and the relevant content of the application. You can refer to it and review it in a targeted manner.