Almost a month after the written exam, the CNU (Concurso Nacional Unificado) reaches the most anticipated stage by tens of thousands of registered candidates: the release of final results. Scheduled for this Friday, the final selection results will include rankings for both immediate vacancies and reserve lists, as the exam process will consist of three calls in total. Candidates eagerly await the results, as these determine their prospects for employment in public service roles.

As stated by the MGI (Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services), confirming interest is mandatory for all selected candidates, regardless of the type of position or vacancy. This applies to both roles requiring specific training and immediate openings, reinforcing the importance of the selection process in fulfilling public service staffing needs. The structure of the exam process reflects the government's commitment to transparency and due diligence in public sector recruitment.

Additionally, before the complete lists are published, CNU will share results regarding appeals submitted by candidates on Ash Wednesday (18). This initial disclosure will allow candidates to check the responses to their claims, offering a glimpse into the results prior to the formal announcement on Friday. Such procedural updates enhance candidates' understanding of their standing and the overall selection dynamics, as they brace for significant outcomes in the competitive public examination landscape.