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FGV Takes Over CNU 2025 and Opens 3,652 Positions in Historic Contest with National Exams and Attractive Salaries

Written by Caio Aviz

Published on 05/06/2025 at 16:26

Fachada principal da Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), uma das principais instituições de ensino e pesquisa do Brasil.

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Discover Everything About CNU 2025: Defined Board, Detailed Schedule, and Distribution of Vacancies

The Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) was officially confirmed as responsible for organizing the Unified National Contest (CNU) 2025. The information was disclosed on June 5, 2025, through the National Public Procurement Portal.

The choice took place without a bidding process, as provided for in the legislation. Thus, the second edition of the CNU will have 3,652 vacancies, distributed among 36 federal agencies. There will be opportunities for both high school and higher education levels.

Contest Structure and Distribution of Vacancies

The organization of the contest will unify the notice and divide the content into nine thematic blocks. Two of these blocks will exclusively serve candidates with completed high school.

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Proposed Schedule for CNU 2025

The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services has already released the preliminary schedule. The department will publish the notice in July 2025, along with the opening of registrations.

The objective tests will take place on October 5, 2025. The written tests, intended only for those qualified in the first stage, will occur on December 7 of the same year.

The final results are expected in February 2026. The government will conduct the stages in 228 Brazilian municipalities, ensuring greater accessibility for candidates from different regions.

FGV’s Experience in Public Competitions

FGV has a tradition in organizing large-scale public competitions. The institution has already conducted, for example, the exams for the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) and the National Judiciary Examination (Enam).

Furthermore, it was also responsible for competitions for the Federal Public Ministry (MPU) and the Brazilian Hospital Services Company (EBSERH). Therefore, its selection as the board for CNU 2025 reinforces the pursuit of seriousness and quality in the selection process.

The expectation is that the foundation will maintain high standards of transparency and organization, just as it did in previous editions of federal competitions.

Importance of CNU for Public Administration

The Ministry of Management and Innovation created the CNU with the aim of unifying the public competitions of the federal government, thus expanding access.

The first edition, held in 2024, for example, offered 6,640 vacancies and attracted nearly 1 million registrants, which demonstrates great interest.

The 2025 edition marks a new phase, however, focused on reconstituting the workforce, in addition to promoting greater fairness in access.
Thus, the government hopes to ensure greater agility in filling the vacancies, as well as making the processes more equitable and swift.

On the other hand, the unified model also facilitates the logistics of the exams and, at the same time, reduces operational costs for the public agencies involved.

The expectation, therefore, is for a more transparent, efficient, and even more democratic process for all candidates.

FGV Takes Over CNU 2025 and Opens 3,652 Positions in Historic Contest with National Exams and Attractive Salaries

Discover Everything About CNU 2025: Defined Board, Detailed Schedule, and Distribution of Vacancies

Contest Structure and Distribution of Vacancies

Proposed Schedule for CNU 2025

FGV’s Experience in Public Competitions

Importance of CNU for Public Administration

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