I am working now, but I want to take the civil service exam. Not really. How should I start studying?

First, make sure you know something about the civil service examination subjects.

The subjects of the civil service examination are testing and application.

All line tests are single choice and multiple choice. What do you mean by "application"? Don't write until you have read the materials.

Are you sure you know the above two subjects? Do you know how much? Then you can determine how you want to study.

1. If you know the exam subjects and have done a lot of corresponding questions with a good foundation, then congratulations, do more questions, whether it is real questions, simulation questions or practice questions, do more, do well and do well. While ensuring the speed of doing the questions, ensure your correct rate.

2, the foundation is general, then cooperate with some counseling materials, while doing the theory and doing the problem, if you don't understand the problem, read more theories and slowly integrate. If you know the theory, do more questions and draw inferences.

3, I don't know at all, then reading will not be effective, and it is definitely impossible to do problems. Personally, I suggest you train first, at least know what different sections each subject will have and which sections you will be familiar with or confused, and plan how to review according to your own understanding.