New Deadline! MPRS Contest Extends Applications Until July 7 and Offers Salaries Up to R$ 9,200

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Published on 24/06/2025 at 17:14

Updated on 24/06/2025 at 17:16

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Public Prosecutor’s Office Contest in RS Offers 69 Positions in Various Areas and Extended the Registration Deadline Until July 7

The contest of the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Rio Grande do Sul (MPRS) has extended the registration period. Now, interested candidates can register until 2 PM on July 7 on the AOCP Institute website. The payment of the fee must be made by the same date.

The fee is R$ 150 for the position of Technician and R$ 200 for the position of Analyst.

Available Positions and Job Titles

In total, the contest offers 69 positions for high school and higher education levels. For MP Technician (high school), there are 42 positions for general competition, 12 for black or mixed-race candidates, and 6 for people with disabilities (PwDs).

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Exam Details

The objective test will be held on August 17, 2025, in Porto Alegre, in the morning shift. For the Technician position, the assessment will have 60 questions covering subjects such as Information Technology, Logical Reasoning, Portuguese Language, and Legal Knowledge.

For Analyst, the content includes Information Technology, Legal Knowledge, Portuguese Language, and Specific Knowledge of the area.

Successful candidates will have attractive starting salaries: R$ 4,843.65 for Technicians and R$ 9,226.03 for Analysts. The announcement of accepted registrations is scheduled for July 15.

Access here the extension notices and here to access the selection process opening notices with further information.

New Deadline! MPRS Contest Extends Applications Until July 7 and Offers Salaries Up to R$ 9,200

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