Yes, I will definitely take the exam. The bank exam generally involves three parts: line test, comprehensive knowledge and personality test. Walking test includes five modules: speech comprehension, quantitative relation, logical reasoning, data analysis and common sense judgment. Comprehensive knowledge includes economy, finance, accounting, marketing, management, law, current affairs, English, market history and so on. A wide range of knowledge, but not too difficult, is basically basic knowledge. Personality tests don't count towards scores, so don't be too extreme in your answers. China Bank focuses on English in the campus recruitment examination, and the overall number of questions is odd. Take the autumn exam in 2020 as an example. The written test time 180 minutes is divided into four parts: the first part: 100 questions, English; The second part: 70 questions, line test; The third part: 80 questions, comprehensive knowledge; The fourth part: four questions, behavioral cognitive ability (stability, memory ability, rough machining and finish machining). Although the Bank of China has done a lot of questions in English module, it hardly tests the common sense of humanities and technology, and focuses on the investigation of economic and financial expertise. I hope my answer is helpful to you.