The Getulio Vargas Foundation rectified the objective test gabarito for Block 4 of the National Unified Public Contest 2 on Friday (21/11), fixing a material error that affected candidate classifications. The change excluded 197 and included 214 in the second stage. In total, 4,761 candidates advance to the next phase.
The National Unified Public Contest 2 (CNU 2), organized by the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), saw its definitive objective test results for Thematic Block 4 rectified on Friday (21/11). The block covers engineering and architecture positions. A material error was found in a question from Thematic Axis 3, leading to the republication of notices in an extra edition of the Official Gazette of the Union.
With the correction, 139 participants reached the minimum number of correct answers required for approval, while 120 no longer did. This led to the exclusion of 197 candidates from the previous list and the inclusion of 214 new names for the next stages. In total, 4,761 candidates from Block 4 were classified for the second exam stage.
The 214 newly included will be summoned still on this Friday for the second test, scheduled for December 7, and can begin submitting documents for the titles exam. They will have an additional deadline due to the short notice. The FGV released new documents, including the rectified definitive gabarito, the updated definitive objective test results, the Minimum Necessary Scores Relation (NMN), and summons notices for phases 2, 3, and 4. These are available on the official contest page.
The link for individual consultation of the rectified results will be updated on Monday (23/11), from 4 p.m. In a statement to the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI), the FGV reiterated "its commitment to transparency and the proper conduct of the contest".