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Summary

Eduardo Cambuí presents a detailed overview of the recently published Ministry of Public Union exam, providing essential information for candidates. He covers key aspects such as the number of vacancies, remuneration, exam structure, and preparation tips. The video highlights the importance of the written test, with a strong emphasis on the 33% weight it holds in the final score. Cambuí shares specific details about the distribution of exam topics for various positions and suggests how to effectively divide study time. He also reminds candidates of the critical registration deadlines and offers advice for exam preparation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Public Ministry of the Union has published its new exam announcement, offering over 100 days to prepare for the exam.
• 😀 There are 152 vacancies plus a reserve list, with the potential for more due to the historical trend of large numbers of convocations.
• 😀 The salary for the analyst position is approximately R$16,245, while the technician position offers around R$10,000, with future raises expected.
• 😀 The exam is divided into multiple stages, with the first being an objective test administered by FGV. The test contains 80 questions, split between two modules.
• 😀 For the technician role, 25% of the test (20 questions) will focus on Portuguese, while other subjects include sustainability, human rights, and specific knowledge for the position.
• 😀 The written exam (discursive test) is mandatory for all roles except the police position. It is worth 40 points, making up 33% of the total score, and candidates must score at least 50%.
• 😀 The written test could focus on relevant and timely topics such as judicial activism, public ministry functions, fake news, and environmental law.
• 😀 The exams for both the analyst and technician positions will be held on May 4th, with specific times for each position: analyst in the morning and technician in the afternoon.
• 😀 The registration period is from January 13th to February 27th. Applicants need to ensure they pay the registration fee (R$95 to R$120) to avoid losing the opportunity.
• 😀 The announcement also includes reserve spots for people with disabilities (10%), black or mixed-race people (20%), and other minority ethnic groups (10%), totaling 40% of the available spots.
• 😀 Candidates need to plan their study schedules carefully, as the exam date is fast approaching, and proper preparation is key to success.

Q & A

What is the main focus of this video?

The video focuses on providing information about a recently published public competition (edital) for the Ministry of Public Affairs (Ministério Público da União), including details on vacancies, remuneration, exam structure, and other key points for applicants.

How many vacancies are available in the competition?

There are 152 vacancies available in the competition, with additional spots in a reserve list. The Ministry of Public Affairs often calls hundreds or even thousands of candidates, so the number of vacancies may increase.

What is the remuneration for the positions in this competition?

The remuneration varies depending on the position. For analysts, it is around 16,245 BRL, while for technicians, it is approximately 10,000 BRL.

What is the structure of the exam for the competition?

The exam consists of two main parts: an objective test and a written test (discursive). The objective test is divided into two modules, with 30 questions in module 1 (mostly Portuguese language) and 50 questions in module 2 (specific knowledge related to the position).

What is the significance of the discursive test in this competition?

The discursive test is very important, accounting for 33% of the total score. It is crucial for candidates to perform well in this test as it can significantly affect their overall ranking.

What should candidates expect from the discursive test?

Candidates should expect a written test requiring them to write 20 to 30 lines on a topic, which could be related to current legal issues, the role of the Ministry of Public Affairs, or specific themes like sustainability, environmental law, or the Ministry’s activities in ensuring justice and transparency.

Are there any exemptions for the discursive test in the competition?

Yes, candidates applying for positions in the police force (polícia) are exempt from the discursive test. Other positions, however, require candidates to take it.

What is the minimum passing score for the discursive test?

The minimum passing score for the discursive test is 50% of the total points available for the test, which is a more reasonable requirement compared to other competitions where the minimum can sometimes reach 60-70%.

When is the exam scheduled to take place?

The exam is scheduled for May 4th, with the analyst positions taking place in the morning (8:00 AM to 12:30 PM) and the technician positions in the afternoon (1:50 PM to 7:30 PM).

What are the registration details for the competition?

Registrations for the competition open on January 13th and close on February 27th. Candidates should ensure that they pay the registration fee, which ranges from 95 to 120 BRL depending on the position. It's essential to complete the payment on time to avoid losing the opportunity.