Concurso Público para Justiça abre inscrições; iniciais de R$ 7 mil

Public Competition for Court of Justice Opens Applications; Salaries of R$ 7,000!

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 15/02/2024 at 13:48

Updated on 15/02/2024 at 13:49

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The registration for the public competition of the Court of Justice of Mato Grosso do Sul, the TJ MS Competition, is already underway. It is possible to register until March 18, at 4 PM (official State time). To do so, it is necessary to access the website https://conhecimento.fgv.br/concursos/tjms24.

The purpose of the competition is to form a reserve list (CR) for the staff of the Court of Justice and the districts of the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, covering the positions of Judicial Analyst and Higher Level Technician.

The salary for the position of Judicial Analyst will be R$ 7.148,63, as well as for the position of Higher Level Technician.

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The Phases of the TJ MS Public Competition

The competition will have only one phase and will consist of an objective multiple-choice test, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature, to be held in the city of Campo Grande. It is scheduled to take place on May 12.

The test, for all vacancies, will be divided into 60 multiple-choice questions, which will be ordered in sequence, with five alternatives and only one correct answer. Each question will be worth one point, totaling 60 points as the maximum score in the objective test.

A candidate will be considered approved in the Objective Test of the TJ MS Public Competition if, cumulatively, they answer at least 20 questions correctly in Specific Knowledge and at least 30 questions overall in the test.

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Public Competition for Court of Justice Opens Applications; Salaries of R$ 7,000!

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