The preliminary results for the much-anticipated public servants exam conducted by the Tribunal de Justiça de Rondônia (TJRO) were released on February 26, 2025, by the Instituto Consulplan, which organized the examination. Candidates who participated can now check their results through the official website of the Instituto Consulplan, where individual scores can be viewed via a specific link provided for the competition.
This examination has attracted significant attention, with over 50,000 candidates vying for positions as either Técnico Judiciário (judicial technician) or Analista Judiciário (judicial analyst). The contest has seen unprecedented interest, marking it one of the largest hiring efforts for public servants within the state’s judicial system.
For those who wish to contest their results, the Instituto Consulplan has set aside specific dates for challenges, which can be made from February 27 to 28, 2025. It’s important for candidates to note these dates and to submit any appeals exclusively through the Instituto Consulplan website. The final results of the objective tests are expected to be released by the first half of March, with the preliminary outcomes for the subsequent subjective tests following suit later in the month.
The exam was conducted at multiple locations throughout Rondônia, including but not limited to Porto Velho, Ariquemes, and Ji-Paraná, offering candidates the opportunity to take examinations at different times throughout the day. This logistical strategy was implemented to accommodate the high volume of applicants. Despite the extensive turnout, observations noted significant absenteeism, particularly among those vying for the role of Técnico Judiciário, where more than 28% of the 18,234 registered candidates did not show up.
The available positions come with attractive remuneration packages. The salary for the Técnico Judiciário role is set at R$4,289.99, with additional health, transportation, and food allowances, totaling approximately R$7,533.99. The position of Analista Judiciário, particularly for those specializing as system analysts, commands a basic salary of R$7,715.82, which can rise to around R$17,132.48 with associated benefits. Others within the Analyst Judiciary roles earn similar basic salaries, which can increase, depending on additional allowances.
While the results are preliminary, they have already stirred considerable anticipation among candidates anxiously awaiting their scores and the chance of securing one of the highly sought-after positions within the judicial system. The bulk of candidates registered for the exam have shown commitment, as reflected by the enormous participation figures, highlighting the increasing public interest in securing stable careers as civil servants.
Given the stakes, it remains imperative for candidates to stay informed by regularly visiting the Instituto Consulplan website for updates and communications related to the competition. Engaging with the official site can provide additional insights and necessary information for moving forward, especially concerning the final results and any procedural matters related to appeals.
This year's exam serves as both a significant opportunity for job seekers and as reflection of the demand for public service roles within the judiciary. Candidates are reminded to act quickly if they wish to challenge their scores, ensuring their voices are heard as the organization navigates the results process.