Overview
- Individual preliminary scores and the scanned correction mirror are available in the FGV candidate area from 18:00, showing per-item criteria such as content, argumentation, clarity, organization and command of the theme.
- Appeals on discursive-test scores must be filed exclusively through the FGV system on January 26–27, with access via Gov.br login.
- On February 18 authorities will publish the outcomes of appeals, the definitive discursive scores, academic title evaluations and verifications for reserved-vacancy applicants.
- Classification lists for immediate and waiting-list placements will be released on February 20 alongside the first convocation, and only candidates who answer “SIM” will keep a guaranteed spot.
- MGI reports over 42,000 eligible candidates for the discursive phase with about 8,500 no-shows, while CNU 2 offers 3,652 federal vacancies, including 2,480 for immediate hiring.