The MGI (Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services) and the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) released this Wednesday (12) the results of the objective tests of CPNU 2 (Unified National Public Competition).
The second edition of CPNU 2 was held on October 5th, in 228 cities throughout Brazil, to fill 3,652 vacancies in the Federal Public Administration.
How to check test results?
To access the content, candidates can access the final answer sheets for the objective tests on the page that brings together the ; responses to appeals against preliminary objective tests; the mirrors of your own answer card; the definitive individual results in the objective test; classification lists for all positions; and the table with the minimum grades for classification in each position.
Individual notes in detail
The competition organization will provide candidates with a detailed extract of their individual results.
The document, which aims to clarify the composition of the final grade, will allow each participant to understand exactly their performance in the objective test.
How is scoring by area done?
The extract will include the number of correct answers and the final grade obtained in objective tests of General Knowledge.
For candidates registered in thematic blocks 1 to 7which had different weights by area, the details will be even more specific:
- It will be possible to consult the total number of correct answers and the grade obtained in each thematic axis of Specific Knowledgereflecting the weighting applied.
Candidates from Block 8 (Medium Level) will see the score breakdown by with the number of hits in:
- Portuguese language
- Brazilian Reality
- Notions of Law
- Mathematics
- Health
- Total hits.
The participants of the Block 9 (Medium Level) will have access to hits in:
- Portuguese language
- Brazilian Reality
- Notions of Law
- Regulation and Regulatory Agencies
- Total hits.
Classification and next phases
In all individual results, in addition to detailed grades, candidates will be able to check the final grade of the objective testyour situation at the stage (pass/fail, for example) and, crucially, its classification for the next stages of the event: phases 2, 3 and 4.
This measure ensures that competitors not only know their result, but also the journey taken to achieve it, ensuring clarity in the selection process.
Furthermore, the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services highlights the the result of the objective test in the
