First classification list will be released on January 30, 2026; Objective test is scheduled for October 5, 2025
Registration for the already open, offering a total of 3,652 vacancies in 36 different federal agencies. The salaries can reach R $ 16,413.35, and only five careers have this initial remuneration range. The main opportunities are at the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) and Na. Positions that offer the highest salaries include that of an Oil and Gas Regulation expert at ANP, with specializations in Geology, Geophysics, Engineering and Economics. At Ancine, the position of expert in regulating film and audiovisual activity also stands out for its high compensation.
The attractiveness of these positions is due to a combination of technical and historical factors, with regulatory agencies structuring their careers to attract qualified professionals in areas considered strategic to the country. This structuring is fundamental to ensure the quality and efficiency of the services provided. For those interested in ANP vacancies, training requirements vary according to the specialization blocks. Candidates must choose between Geology and Geophysics, Engineering, and Economics, as well as a general specialty. Block 6 test will be standardized for all participants, regardless of the organ for which they are signing up.
Regulatory expert positions are quite crowded, not only for the attractive remuneration, but also for the stability and technical complexity involved. Performance in specific disciplines is a determining factor, representing two thirds of the note in the objective test. The CNU 2025 schedule establishes the following important dates: Registration runs from July 2 to 20, 2025, the objective test is scheduled for 5 October 2025, while the discursive test will take place on December 7, 2025. The first classification list will be released on January 30, 2026, allowing candidates to be properly scheduled.
Posted by Sarah Paula
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