TJ MG Exam: Careers and Confirmed Exam Boards

Preparing for the TJ GO public service exam requires focus, discipline, and careful planning. 

Tracking your study progress and reviewing practice results helps ensure you stay on target. 

Using the right tools and resources allows you to approach the exam with confidence and clarity.

About TJ MG

The Tribunal de Justiça de Minas Gerais (TJ MG) is the state’s top judicial authority, responsible for ensuring justice and upholding the law throughout Minas Gerais.

It operates through courts in all regions of the state, handling both first- and second-level jurisdiction cases. 

The institution values transparency, efficiency, and public service, offering long-term careers in various legal, administrative, and technical fields.

Careers and Available Positions

The TJ MG exam offers several career paths suited to different education levels and professional backgrounds. 

Each position has specific duties within the court system, from administrative support to legal analysis. Below are the main careers available:

• Oficial Judiciário (High-School Level): Handles administrative and clerical work, assists in hearings, and supports case management.
• Analista Judiciário (College Degree): Performs legal, technical, and administrative analysis in areas such as Law, IT, Accounting, and HR.
• Judicial Substitute (Judge Trainee): Entry-level role for magistrates responsible for presiding over hearings and issuing legal rulings.
• Support and Technical Roles: Include professionals in logistics, communication, health, and building maintenance to ensure daily operations run smoothly.

Application Requirements

These are the main eligibility conditions candidates must satisfy to apply for the TJ MG exam.

• Be Brazilian—either by birth, naturalization, or Portuguese with reciprocity rights.
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Be up to date with electoral obligations; men must also fulfill their military duties.
• Be fully engaged in the exercise of civil and political rights.
• No criminal record or legal impediment incompatible with public office.
• Be physically and mentally fit to perform the functions of the chosen position.
• Have the required education, degree, or technical qualification specified for the role.
• For some posts, hold registration in professional councils when needed (e.g. OAB, CRC).
• Present all required documents (identity, diplomas, certificates) at the time of posse (appointment).

Salaries and Benefits

TJ MG offers competitive base salaries, career progression, and a range of allowances and perks for public servants.

• Base Salaries: For Oficial Judiciário (high school level), initial pay begins at about R$ 3,661.03.
• Top-Level Salaries: At higher career levels, remuneration can reach R$ 26,335.15 for senior positions.

Benefits / Allowances:

• Meal allowance (auxílio alimentação) — a monthly stipend
• Transportation aid (auxílio transporte)
• Health allowance (auxílio saúde), varying by age bracket
• Childcare support (auxílio-creche)
• Performance bonuses after a few years of service

Exam Stages

The TJ MG exam typically involves multiple steps to filter and evaluate candidates for eligibility and performance. 

Below are the common stages used in past and projected contests:

• Objective Test (Multiple Choice): applies to all positions; meant to eliminate and rank candidates.
• Discursive / Essay / Written Exam: for higher-level roles; tests analytical writing and subject mastery.
• Practical or Skills Test: typing tests or practical simulations when duty requires it.
• Evaluation of Titles: awards extra points for academic degrees, certifications, or professional practice.
• Definitive Registration / Verification: candidates approved in earlier phases are vetted via medical, psychological exams, background checks, and document validation.
• Oral Exam (for Judicial / Magistrate roles): public oral test of legal knowledge and argumentation.
• Final Classification & Awards of Posts: combining scores from previous phases, ranking, and appointment decisions.

Preparation Tips

To succeed in the TJ MG exam, you must combine smart planning, focused study, and regular practice. Below are key tips you should follow:

• Set clear goals and make a study plan: define daily, weekly, and monthly targets to guide your work.
• Prioritize exam material over generic content: use the edital’s syllabus and focus your time on high-yield topics.
• Master the “lei seca” (raw laws): highlight, annotate, and revisit relevant statutes constantly.
• Solve many past questions and take timed mocks: this builds speed and familiarity with exam style.
• Review periodically: don’t just read—quickly revisit older topics to keep your memory fresh.
• Control distractions and preserve focus: choose a quiet study place, turn off media notifications, and take short breaks.
• Mix formats and resources: use PDFs, video classes, audio lessons, maps, and summaries to diversify learning experiences.
• Adjust your plan as you progress: identify weak spots and adapt your schedule to strengthen them.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Below are common doubts candidates have about the TJ MG exam. These questions cover aspects not discussed earlier:

When is the next edital expected to be published?

• The project for a new TJ-MG exam is underway, and the banca selection may occur in early April.

How much is the registration fee?

• The projected fee is around R$ 90,00 for the next contest.

Can I check my ranking and results online?

• Yes — you can view classification results by year, comarca, or overall on the official TJ MG public service portal.

What if I lose my boleto or need to correct registration data?

• The banca page offers options for a second copy (2ª via) of the boleto and correction of personal data.

Are there reserved quotas or special categories?

• Yes — past exams included quotas for blacks (negros) and people with disabilities (PcDs).

What’s the salary for magistrate positions in TJ MG?

• The starting salary for a judge (Juiz Substituto) is projected at R$ 35,877.27 or more, depending on the level.

Is prior legal practice required for the magistrate track?

• Yes — for magistrate posts, candidates must have at least three years of legal experience after the law degree.

What happens if the edital changes after I start preparing?

• You need to track retificações (edital changes) via the official tribunal and banca websites. Constantly adjust your study plan when changes are announced.

How to Apply for the TJ MG Exam

These are the usual steps you’ll need to follow when applying for a TJ MG public service exam:

1. Go to the site of the organizing banca indicated in the edital (for example, IBFC for past exams).
2. Find the “Inscrição” (Registration) section.
3. Fill out the registration form with your personal data, education, contact info, etc.
4. Choose the position (Oficial Judiciário, Analista, etc.).
5. Generate the payment slip (boleto) and pay the registration fee before the deadline.
6. If you qualify, request a fee exemption (isenção) during the period set in the edital.
7. Save your registration confirmation receipt.
8. Monitor the edital and the banca site for any updates, proof locations, and exam schedule notices.

The Bottomline

The TJ MG public service exam offers valuable opportunities for those seeking a stable and rewarding career in the judiciary of Minas Gerais. 

With confirmed bancas, competitive salaries, and clear career paths, the exam remains one of the most anticipated in the state. 

Start preparing today — follow the official TJ MG website, review the latest edital, and take the first step toward joining the state’s judicial system.