PF Contest: Learn what to study for papilloscopista

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Registration for the PF (Federal Police) contest is open and a common question among concurseiros is in relation to the Papilloscopist programmatic content!

1,000 vacancies are offered for the careers of agent, criminal expert, clerk, papilloscopist and delegate. The starting salary is up to R $ 26,800.

Opportunities are distributed as follows:

• Federal Police Agent: 630 vacancies;
• Federal Police Registrar: 160 vacancies;
• Federal Police Delegate: 120 vacancies;
• Federal Police Papilloscopist: 21 vacancies;
• Federal criminal expert
  • Area 1: Financial Accounting: 16 vacancies;
  • Area 2: Electrical/Electronics Engineering: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 3: Forensic Informatics: 24 vacancies;
  • Area 5: Forensic Geology: 5 vacancies;
  • Area 7: Civil Engineering: 2 vacancies;
  • Area 11: Cartographic Engineering: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 12: Forensic Medicine: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 16: Forensic Physics: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 17: Minas Engineering: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 19: Forensic Genetics: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 20: Environmental Engineering: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 21: Forensic Anthropology: 1 vacancy;
  • Area 22: Environment: 14 vacancies.

Interested parties will be able to register for the organizing board of the event, from 10am of this May 26. The deadline will be closed at 6 pm on June 13, 2025. To approve the application, it is necessary to pay the following fees:

• Delegate and Federal Criminal Expert: R $ 250.00
• Registrar, Agent and Papilloscopista: R $ 180.00

The tests will be held in the capitals of all states and the Federal District, on July 27. See, in this matter, all the details about the syllabus of the PF Contest for Papilloscopista!

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What to study for PF contest papilloscopist?

PF contest candidates for papilloscopist should be aware of the following contents:

Bloco i

Portuguese

1. Understanding and interpretation of texts of various genres
2. Recognition of textual types and genres
3. Mastery of Official Spelling
4. Mastery of textual cohesion mechanisms
   4.1 Elements of reference, replacement, repetition, connectors and other elements of textual sequence
   4.2 EMPLOYMENT OF TIME AND VERBAL MODES
5. Domain of the morphosyntactic structure of the period
   5.1 Employment of Word Classes
   5.2 Coordination and subordination between prayers
   5.3 Employment of punctuation, agreement and conduct
   5.4 Use of the indicative sign of crase
   5.5 Placement of unstressed pronouns
6. Rewritten of phrases and paragraphs
   6.1 Word significance and replacement
   6.2 Structural reorganization of prayers
   6.3 Rewriting according to gender and formality
7. Official correspondence (Presidency Writing Manual)
   7.1 General aspects and purposes
   7.2 Language and format adequacy

Notions of Administrative Law

1. Administrative organization
   1.1 Centralization, decentralization, concentration and deconcentration
   1.2 Direct and Indirect Administration
   1.3 Municipalities, Foundations, Public Companies, Mixed Economy Societies
2. Administrative act
   2.1 concept, requirements, attributes, classification and species
3. Public agents
   3.1 Law No. 8,112/1990, CF/88 and doctrine
   3.2 Concepts: position, employment, public function
4. Administrative powers: hierarchical, disciplinary, regulatory and police
5. Bidding: principles, hypotheses of direct hiring, modalities, types and procedures
6. Public Administration Control
   6.1 Administrative, judicial and legislative
7. State civil liability
   7.1 Commitive and omissive act
   7.2 Requirements, exclusionary and attenuating causes
8. Legal-administrative regime and principles of administration

Notions of Constitutional Law

1. Fundamental rights and guarantees
2. Executive power
3. State defense and democratic institutions
4. Social order

Notions of Criminal and Criminal Law

1. Basic principles
2. Application of criminal law in time, space, territoriality
3. Typical fact, unlawfulness and exclusionary causes
4. Crimes: Against Person, Patrimony, Public Faith and Public Administration
5. Police inquiry: nature, purpose, shapes, guarantees
6. Proof: Requirements, Types, Nullities
7. Arrest in the act

Human rights

1. Federal Constitution of 1988
2. International system
3. Conventions and Treaties:
   – Genocide
   – Refugees
   – Racial discrimination and against women
   – torture
   – Forced disappearance
4. UN minimum rules
5. Use of Force: Law No. 13.060/2014 and Decree No. 12.341/2024

Special legislation

1. Private Security Statute – Law 14.967/2024
2. Law No. 10,357/2001 – Chemicals
3. Law No. 13.445/2017 – Migration
4. Law No. 11,343/2006 – Drug Trafficking
5. Law No. 9,455/1997 – torture
6. Law No. 8,069/1990 – ECA
7. Law No. 10,826/2003 – Firearms
8. Law No. 9,605/1998 – Environmental Infractions
9. Law No. 10,446/2002 – Crimes of repercussion
10. Law No. 13.444/2017 – National Civil Identification
11. Law No. 14,534/2023 – CPF as identification number
12. Law No. 7,116/1983 and Decree No. 10,977/2022 – ID card
13. Decree No. 11,797/2023 – Citizen Identification
14. Law No. 9,545/1997 – Single Identity Number
15. Decree No. 11,491/2023 – cyber crime

STATISTIC

1. Descriptive statistics and exploratory data analysis
   – Charts, diagrams, tables
   – Descriptive measures: position, dispersion, asymmetry and shortage
2. Probability
   2.1 Probability and conditional probability
   2.2 BASIC CONCEPTS
   2.3 Calculation of conditional probabilities
   2.4 Basic definitions and axioms
   2.5 Independence
   2.6 Random Variables: Discrete and Continuous
   2.7 Distributions of probabilities
   2.8 Probability functions
   2.9 Probability Density Function
   2.10 Hope and moments
   2.11 Special Distributions
   2.12 Conditional Distributions
   2.13 variable transformations
   2.14 LAW LAWS
   2.15 Central Limit Theorem
   2.16 Random Samples
   2.17 Sample Distributions
   2.18 Independence of events, bayes rule and total probability theorem
   2.19 CONCEPT OF INDEPENDENCE
   2.20 Application of the Bayes Rule
   2.21 Use of the Total Probability Theorem
   2.21.1 Random Variables: Definition and Examples
   2.21.2 Probability (discrete) and density (continuous) function
   2.22 Main Distributions:
   – Uniform
   – Bernoulli
   – Binomial
   – Normal
   2,23 Central trend measures
   – Average (arithmetic, weighted, geometric and harmonic)
   – Median
   – Moda
   2,24 Dispersion measures
   – Amplitude
   – Variance
   – Standard deviation
   – Coefficient of variation
   2.25 Pearson correlation coefficient
   – Concept and Calculation
   2.26 Central Limit Theorem
   – Importance for the sample distribution of the average
   2.27 Empirical rule (three sigma)
   – Dispersion in normal distribution
   2.28 Sampling Techniques
   2.29 Sampling: Simple, stratified, systematic, by conglomerates
   2.29.1 Determination of sample size
3. Statistical inference
   3.1 Punctual estimation
   – Methods, properties, sufficiency
   3.2 interval estimation
   – Intervals of trust and credibility
   3.3 Hypothesis tests
   – Simple and compound hypotheses, significance levels, test power
   -Student t test, chi-square test
4. Linear regression
   4.1 Minimum squares, maximum likelihood
   4.2 Models
   4.3 Inference on Parameters
   4.4 Analysis of variance
   4.5 Waste analysis
5. Sampling Techniques
   5.1 Sample size

Logical reasoning

1. Logical structures
2. Argumentation logic
   – Analogies, inferences, deductions and conclusions
3. SENTYING LOGIC (propositional)
   3.1 Simple and compound propositions
   3.2 Truth Tables
   3.3 equivalences
   3.4 with Morgan
   3.5 Logical diagrams
4. First order logic
5. Counting and Probability Principles
6. Operations with sets
7. Problems involving arithmetic, geometric and matrix reasoning

BLOCO II – PF Contest

COMPUTING

1. Internet e intranet
2. Technologies, tools and applications
   2.1 browsers, emails, forums, social networks, search engines
   2.2 Operating Systems: Linux and Windows
   2.3 Remote access, file transfer, multimedia
   2.4 Edition of texts, spreadsheets and presentations (Office and LibreOffice)
3. Computer networks
   3.1 Endereçamento IPV4 E IPV6
4. Information Security
   4.1 Viruses, Worms, Virtual Pests
   4.2 Security applications (antivirus, firewall, anti-spyware)
5. Cloud computing
6. General Systems Theory
   6.1 Layers of application, processes, frontand, backend
7. Information Systems
   7.1 Phases and Steps: Requirements, Tests, Approval, Production, Support
8. Information Theory
   8.1 Data, representation, knowledge, security
9. Database
   9.1 Concepts, documentation, prototyping
   9.2 Conceptual modeling
   9.3 Structured and unstructured data
   9.4 Relational: keys, relationships
   9.5 Data mining, machine learning
   9.6 Big data
10. Communication networks
    10.1 Fundamentals and layers
    10.2 Data transmission
11. Types of networks: LAN, man, wan
    11.1 Topologies, protocols, OSI/ISO and TCP/IP models
12. Programming: Python and R
13. File Metadata
14. Biometric exchange: NIST, XML, JSON
15. NIST.gov accuracy tests
    15.1 FPIR its FNIR
16. Artificial intelligence
    16.1 Machine Learning
    16.2 Tools: Copilot, ChatgPT, Goal
17. Remote operation and online collaboration
    17.1 Teams, Security, Cryptography (MD5, SHA, Digital Signature)
18. Network and Safety Concepts
    – VPN, SSL/TLS, protocolos (Ethernet, TCP, UDP, etc.)
19. Cloud computing
    – IAAS, Paas, Saas
20. Information Security
    – Malware, MFA, access control
21. Data:
    21.1 SQL, DataWarehouse, DataLake, DataMesh
22. Data analysis
23. Programming and interoperability
    – Python, API, ETL/ELT

BLOCO III

BIOLOGY

1. Cytology
   – Cell structure, cell division, cytoskeleton
2. Biochemistry
   – Metabolism, energy, enzymes, proteins
3. Embryology
   – Gametogenesis, human embryonic development
4. Genetics
   – Mendel laws, inheritance, sex chromosomes, genetic diseases
5. Evolution of human identification processes
   – Morphology, anthropometry (Bertillon), typewriter (vucetich)
6. Epithelial histology
   – Types, functions, glands, body coating

PHYSICAL

1. Oscillations and waves
2. Electricity
   – load, field, current, resistors, capacitors, circuits
3. Optical
   – Reflection, refraction, polarization, interference
4. Spectroscopies
   – Absorption and molecular emission (fluorescence)

CHEMICAL

1. Material classification
2. Atomic-molecular theory
3. Periodic table
4. Radioactivity
5. Chemical connections
6. Mixtures, solutions, coalition properties
7. Mixture
8. Inorganic functions
9. Gases
10. Properties of Solids
11. Stoichiometry
12. Thermochemistry
13. Chemical kinetics
14. Chemical equilibrium
15. Electrochemistry
16. Organic chemistry: structure, nomenclature, properties

Summary

• Banking: Cebraspe
• Vacancies: 1,000
• Charges:
  • Delegate
  • Scribe
  • Papilloscopista
  • Agent
  • Expert
• Schooling: Higher Level
• Initial salaries: from R $ 14.1 thousand to R $ 26,800
• Registrations: 26/5 to 13/6/2025
• Registration Fee:
  • R $ 250.00 (Delegate and Expert) and
  • R $ 180.00 (Registrar, Agent and Papilloscopist)
• Evidence: 7/27/2025