The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) republished notice 300/2026 for the classification of approved candidates to fill the vacancies left over from the second edition of the Unified National Public Competition (CNU 2), applied in 2025.
The waiting list – organized by the National School of Public Administration (Enap) – is for higher-level and intermediate-level positions among the bodies and entities participating in the event.
The reprocessing of the results replaces Enap Notice 260/2026, published in September 2026 and annulled in its entirety, on October 6, for legal certainty.
The new notice follows the same provisions and parameters as the previous CNU 2 call notices, such as classification criteria, vacancy reservation rules and deadlines.
Vacancies
The new document provides the number of vacancies for broad competition and for the reserves provided for by law: people with disabilities (PWD); black, brown, indigenous and quilombola people.
The vacancies are distributed from CNU 2 and cover intermediate and higher level positions.
Cause for republication
The federal government informed, in a note, that the Ministry of Management identified that three of the 544 vacancies reported by the agencies contained incorrect data.
After canceling the notice, the September list became invalid. The MGI then consulted all participating federal agencies again about the remaining available vacancies, and reprocessed the lists.
As, in the CNU model, each candidate competes for several positions at the same time, the correction of these three vacancies affected, in a domino effect, the list of candidates for other positions.
What changes in practice?
As the information in the current notice (300/2026) is only valid, successful candidates who are on the waiting list may have changed positions or even been left out of this new list.
The MGI warns that even candidates who had not been called before can be called up now.
Therefore, the general guideline is for all those registered on the waiting list to check the Official Gazette of the Union, even if they have already been called up previously.
Remaining vacancies
The remaining vacancies had already been authorized, but remain open for reasons such as:
previously called candidates who did not take office or did not enter into office within the legal deadline.
civil servants who took office, but resigned after entering the federal public service.
Subjudice candidates
Additionally, the MGI informs that notice 301/2026 was also published, which provides the new classification of subjudice candidates.
The injunctions granted and communicated to Enap until September 30, 2026 were included in the new general classification.
Candidates in this condition are those who obtained a court decision to review their results and, therefore, continue participating in the competition due to a court decision (injunction), and not through the common flow of the selection process.
The MGI explains that judicial decisions cover the following situations:
review of results with an increase in test scores or evaluation of candidates’ titles;
inclusion in the reserve lists of candidates in the quota for people with disabilities (PWD) who had been disqualified or rejected in the medical examination/biopsychosocial assessment
inclusion of candidates who were not confirmed in the hetero-identification procedure to confirm the self-declaration of the status of black, brown, indigenous or quilombola people.
Next steps
Each body participating in the second edition of the so-called Enem dos Concursos will individually publish its own rules, deadlines and procedures for the inauguration of its candidates. Those classified must follow the notices.
Anyone applying for positions with phases 5 and 6 (social and functional investigation procedure; and oral exam, respectively) or second stage (such as training courses), of an eliminatory nature, will only have the final result consolidated after finishing these phases.
Finally, the vacancies not filled due to lack of candidates on the main list are detailed in Annex II of the same notice published this week.
