Roraima will have 33 places to take tests for the National Public Competition; Consult your

On May 5th, the Unified National Public Competition (CPNU) test will be held, a new selection model for federal public servants. With 6,640 vacancies available in 21 bodies of the Federal Public Administration, the CPNU promises to be a milestone in the search for more efficient and innovative public management.

To ensure the transparency and safety of the process, 33 application sites and 622 rooms were defined throughout the state. The Federal University of Roraima, in Boa Vista, leads as the test site with the largest number of candidates, totaling 4,314 registered. In total, 17,882 people signed up to participate in the contest in the state.

To maintain the safety and fairness of the test, safety guidelines were defined inside and outside the application sites. Inside the classrooms, inspectors were instructed not to allow candidates to leave with the test booklet or to make notes on the answer sheet on the confirmation card. These actions aim to reinforce the security of the competition and prevent possible gangs from accessing the questions and, consequently, sending the answers to applicants who are taking the competition.

How to check the test location:

Candidates can now check their test locations using the Registration Confirmation Card, available at Candidate Area on the website where they registered. The card contains important information, such as registration number, date, time and location of the test, in addition to specifying whether the candidate requires specialized assistance or use of their social name. To access, you must log in with your GOV.BR account details.

It is essential that candidates verify all the information on the admit card. If there is an error or the test location is too far away, you can contact Fundação Cesgranrio to request corrections.

The CPNU will be held in 228 municipalities across the country, seeking to democratize access to public service vacancies. This scope reflects the commitment to increasing the representation of the workforce, considering socioeconomic, demographic and territorial criteria since the application of the contest.