Last Days to Enroll in the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Contest with 243 Positions, Initial Salaries, and Benefits Above R$ 10,000

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Applications Open Until January 25 Gather Opportunities for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels, with Exams in March 2026 and Result Expected in June.

Therefore, the public competition registrations for the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro are entering the final phase and end on January 25. Thus, the selection offers 243 immediate vacancies, in addition to a reserve list, for high school, technical, and higher education levels. Moreover, the opportunities include Rio de Janeiro, Macaé, and Duque de Caxias. Furthermore, the initial salaries range from R$ 3,029.90 to R$ 4,967.04, potentially exceeding R$ 10 thousand with benefits.

In this context, the benefits include a food allowance of R$ 1,175, pre-school assistance of R$ 484, transportation allowance, health assistance, and qualification incentives. Thus, the remuneration structure enhances the attractiveness of the competition. At the same time, the UFRJ maintains clear criteria for admission and progression.

Meanwhile, among the positions, Administrative Assistant stands out, which requires complete high school education and offers 100 vacancies. In addition, the standard work schedule is 40 hours per week. However, physician has 20 hours, and speech therapist, 30 hours. Thus, the work hours vary according to the role.

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Additionally, the registrations occur exclusively on the website of the Selecon Institute, the organizing body. Thus, the fee is R$ 90 for high school and technical levels and R$ 130 for higher education level. Therefore, the confirmation occurs after payment. Moreover, the regulation provides for the reservation of vacancies for people with disabilities, blacks, browns, quilombolas, and indigenous people.

Next, the selection process will consist of objective and essay tests for all positions. Moreover, there will be a practical exam for Laboratory Technician in the areas of Food, Clinical Analysis, Biology, Animal Facility, Geopaleontological Collections, Zoological Collections, and Chemistry. Therefore, all stages are eliminatory and classificatory.

Regarding the schedule, the objective tests will be held on different dates. Thus, higher education level will have the test on March 1, 2026. In contrast, high school and technical levels will have the test on March 8, 2026. Thus, the candidate can compete for more than one position, including different levels.

Finally, the objective test will have 50 questions, distributed among Public Administration, General Knowledge, Computer Science, and Specific Knowledge. Consequently, the final result is expected on June 24, 2026, according to the UFRJ. Additionally, the competition will be valid for two years, with the possibility of extension for the same period, at the discretion of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Regulation and Applications: www.selecon.org.br

Last Days to Enroll in the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Contest with 243 Positions, Initial Salaries, and Benefits Above R$ 10,000

Applications Open Until January 25 Gather Opportunities for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels, with Exams in March 2026 and Result Expected in June.

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