
Exams rescheduled for December 20, 2026; Registration continues until November 30th
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The Cuiabá City Council opened a public competition with 26 vacancies for mid-level and higher-level positions, with starting salaries of R$5,518.91 to R$11,629.67. The tests were initially scheduled for December 13th and were moved to December 20th, 2026 following requests from candidates.
The Cuiabá Chamber's public competition had the test application date changed. The announcement was made by the president of the House, Paula Calil (PL), this Tuesday (3). Initially scheduled for December 13th, the tests were transferred to December 20th, 2026. Registration has been open since October 29th and continues until November 30th, 2026.
According to the president, the change occurred following requests from candidates interested in participating in the competition. The new date will be made official through a rectification of the notice, with the schedule updated by the organizing committee.
“Due to the numerous requests from contestants, from people who intend to take part in this competition, we contacted the company, asking that the date be ratified for December 20th. The notice with the new date will be published soon”, he stated.
🔍 Check the distribution of vacancies:
Legislative Technician: 11 vacancies, eight for broad competition, one reserved for people with disabilities (PwD) and two for black and indigenous people;
Legislative Technician – Sound: two vacancies for broad competition;
Legislative Technician – Ceremonial: two vacancies for broad competition;
Legislative Analyst: a vacancy for broad competition;
Legislative Analyst – Information Technology: five vacancies, four for broad competition and one for black and indigenous people;
Legislative Analyst – Occupational Safety: a vacancy for broad competition;
Legislative Analyst – Psychologist: a vacancy for broad competition;
Legislative Analyst – Social Worker: a vacancy with broad competition;
Legislative Analyst – Journalism: a vacancy for broad competition;
Accountant: reserve registration, no immediate vacancies;
Internal Controller: a vacancy with broad competition.
For Accountant and Internal Controller, the starting remuneration is R$11,629.67. For the positions of Legislative Analyst and Legislative Technician, the starting remuneration is R$7,070.51 and R$5,518.91, respectively. The notice establishes that approved and nominated candidates will be classified at the initial level and class of their respective careers.
📌 See the main contest data
Body: Cuiabá City Council
Vacancies: 26 vacancies and Reserve Registration
Education: secondary and higher education
Positions: Legislative Technician, Legislative Technician in the areas of Sound and Ceremonial, Legislative Analyst, Accountant and Internal Controller
Starting salaries: from R$5,518.91 to R$11,629.67 + benefits
Working hours: 30 hours per week
Registration fee: R$90 and R$120
Registration: until November 30, 2026
New exam date: December 20, 2026
✍️ What the tests will be like
The competition will be held in Cuiabá and will have an eliminatory and classificatory nature, consisting of an objective test and a discursive test. For higher-level positions, title evaluation will also be carried out. If there are not enough or suitable locations, they can also be applied in neighboring municipalities.
The objective and discursive tests for the positions will be carried out in two shifts, in the morning for the positions of Legislative Analyst (all specialties) and in the afternoon for the positions of Legislative Technician (medium level), Internal Controller and Accountant.
The Registration Confirmation Card (with test locations and times) will be published on the official website of the examination board.
📝 How to sign up
Interested parties must register online, in accordance with the rules established in the notice. To register, you must:
Access the organizing committee’s website;
Enter the page on the official competition website (access here);
Register in the system;
Complete the Electronic Registration Form;
Issue the invoice and make payment within the due date.
The Cuiabá City Council competition foresees reserving 10% of vacancies in each position for people with disabilities (PwD). To participate in this modality, the candidate must inform the condition on the registration form and send a medical report in accordance with the requirements of the notice.
The new date will be made official through a rectification of the notice, with the update of the entire competition schedule by the competition organizing committee.
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The notice with the new test date will be published soon by the organizing committee.
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