Central Bank Releases Final Results of Analyst Exam – Initial Salary Is R$ 20,924.80, With a Weekly Workload of 40 Hours

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 12/03/2025 at 13:36

Updated on 12/03/2025 at 13:37

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The Public Career Continues to Attract Thousands of Candidates in Search of Stability and Good Salaries. The Central Bank, One of the Most Prestigious Institutions in the Country, Has Just Released the Final Results of Its Competition for Analyst, a Position That Offers High Pay and Attractive Working Hours.

The Central Bank (BC) Published on Wednesday (12) the Results of the Capacity Building Program (Procap) and the Public Competition for the Analyst Position. The List of Approved Candidates Was Released in the Official Gazette of the Union and Provides Details on the Classification.

Selection Results

The List of Candidates Contains Information Organized by Position and Area, Registration Number, Name in Alphabetical Order, and Final Score in the Procap Objective Exam. The Document Can Be Accessed on the Official Website of the Central Bank or on the Official Gazette Portal.

Vacancies and Positions

The Competition Provides for Filling 300 Vacancies for Analyst. Of These, 150 Are Allocated to the Economics and Finance Area and 150 for Information Technology (IT). Initially, One Hundred Candidates Will Be Called Immediately, with 50 for Each Area. The Remaining Candidates Will Compose the Reserve List.

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Organization of the Competition

Cebraspe Was Responsible for Conducting the Competition. The Registration Fee Was R$ 150. Approved Candidates Will Be Stationed in Brasília (DF), Where the Central Bank Maintains Its Headquarters.

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Central Bank Releases Final Results of Analyst Exam – Initial Salary Is R$ 20,924.80, With a Weekly Workload of 40 Hours

Selection Results

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