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Key Facts: ABIN Oficial de Inteligência Exam
150 Items
Official Objective Items (Certo/Errado)
Edital Oficial ABIN / Cebraspe
4 Hours
Written Phase Duration
Edital Oficial ABIN / Cebraspe
R$ 210,00
Official Registration Fee
Edital Concurso Público ABIN
50% Net
Minimum Passing Score (Cebraspe Scoring)
Edital Concurso Público ABIN
Lei nº 9.883/1999
Statutory Creation of ABIN and SISBIN
Presidência da República do Brasil
4 Phases
Selection Process Stages (Exam, TAF, Vetting, CFI)
Escola de Inteligência (ESINT) / ABIN
The ABIN Oficial de Inteligência examination is the elite federal civil service competition for intelligence officers in Brazil's national intelligence service. Testing Portuguese, Intelligence Legislation & SISBIN (25%), Applied Public Law (20%), International Politics (20%), and Intelligence Methodology & Cybersecurity/Cryptography (20%), this OpenExamPrep module provides 100 verified practice questions with deep doctrinal explanations.
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1In the context of textual cohesion in official administrative and intelligence texts, anaphoric references are essential for maintaining discursive continuity without unnecessary repetition. Which of the following sentences correctly illustrates an anaphoric referential mechanism?
2According to the Manual de Redação da Presidência da República (MRPR), which fundamental principle mandates that official communications must be free from subjective impressions, personal biases, and partisan expressions, speaking exclusively on behalf of the Public Administration?
3Under the current rules of the Manual de Redação da Presidência da República regarding pronouns of treatment (pronomes de tratamento) and closings (fechos para comunicações), which guideline is strictly compliant with federal standards?
4Regarding the rules of verbal agreement (concordância verbal) in standard Portuguese, identify the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT according to normative grammar.
5Nominal agreement (concordância nominal) requires precise inflection of adjectives, participles, and pronouns. Which of the following sentences adheres fully to standard prescriptive grammar?
6Verbal regency (regência verbal) governs the relationship between verbs and their complements. Which sentence uses regency correctly according to normative Portuguese grammar?
7The use of the grave accent indicating crasis (crase) is strictly regulated in Portuguese syntax. In which of the following sentences is crasis applied correctly?
8Punctuation in formal administrative and intelligence texts must ensure unambiguous syntactic parsing. Which of the following sentences exhibits completely CORRECT punctuation according to standard rules?
9Regarding pronominal placement (colocação pronominal) in standard Brazilian Portuguese, which sentence correctly applies the rules of proclisis, enclisis, or mesoclisis?
10In the analysis of complex discourse, coordinating and subordinating conjunctions establish specific logical-semantic relationships between propositions. In the sentence 'Conquanto houvesse fortes indícios de espionagem cibernética, a equipe optou por aprofundar a coleta passiva antes de deflagrar medidas ativas', the connective 'Conquanto' introduces a semantic value of:
About the ABIN Oficial de Inteligência Exam
The public tender for the position of Oficial de Inteligência at the Agência Brasileira de Inteligência (ABIN) is one of Brazil's most prestigious and demanding federal civil service examinations. Administered by Cebraspe in coordination with ABIN and the Presidência da República / Casa Civil, the competition selects intelligence officers responsible for planning, executing, coordinating, and supervising intelligence activities and the production of strategic knowledge necessary to advise the President of the Republic and high-level decision-makers. The official examination features 150 objective Certo/Errado items (with negative scoring where incorrect answers penalize correct ones) along with 4 complex discursive items evaluating intelligence case analysis, statecraft, and applied legal doctrine. Testing areas encompass Portuguese and Official Writing (Manual da Presidência), Intelligence Activity & Legislation (Lei nº 9.883/1999, SISBIN, PNI, ENINT, DNI, Counterintelligence), Constitutional and Administrative Law (Fundamental Rights, LAI - Lei nº 12.527/2011, State Secrecy, Lei nº 8.112/1990), International Politics & Strategic Security, and Intelligence Analysis Methodology paired with Information Security & Cryptography.
Assessment
Primeira etapa: (P1) prova objetiva de Conhecimentos Gerais com 60 itens e (P2) prova objetiva de Conhecimentos Específicos com 90 itens, ambas CERTO/ERRADO com desconto de 1,00 ponto por item errado (4 horas), e (P3) prova discursiva (5 horas). Segunda etapa: prova de capacidade física, avaliação médica, avaliação psicológica e investigação social e funcional. Terceira etapa: Curso de Formação em Inteligência (320 horas/aula) na ESINT.
Time Limit
4 hours for the objective papers; the discursive paper is applied separately in a 5-hour session
Passing Score
Minimum 45.00 net points of 150.00 across the two objective papers, with at least 12.00 in P1 (Conhecimentos Básicos) and 27.00 in P2 (Conhecimentos Específicos)
Exam Fee
R$ 230,00 (Oficial de Inteligência, Edital nº 1/2017 – ABIN) (ABIN / Cebraspe)
ABIN Oficial de Inteligência Exam Content Outline
Língua Portuguesa e Redação Oficial
Evaluates advanced reading comprehension, textual argumentation, grammatical standard norms (verbal and nominal agreement, regency, crasis, punctuation, clitic pronoun placement), morphosyntax, and official drafting rules mandated by the Manual de Redação da Presidência da República for state communications and intelligence dissemination.
Atividade de Inteligência e Legislação Correlata
Addresses the statutory, institutional, and doctrinal framework of Brazilian State Intelligence: Federal Law nº 9.883/1999 (establishing ABIN and SISBIN), Decree nº 4.376/2002 (SISBIN organization), the National Intelligence Policy (PNI), the National Intelligence Strategy (ENINT), the National Intelligence Doctrine (DNI), the distinct branches of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, Organic Security (human, physical, communications, document security), Active Counterintelligence (counterespionage, countersabotage, counterterrorism), and democratic oversight mechanisms (CCAI).
Direito Constitucional e Administrativo Aplicado
Encompasses the 1988 Federal Constitution (individual rights, inviolability of domicile and communications, Habeas Data, State of Defense and Siege, Armed Forces under Art. 142, Public Security under Art. 144), the Access to Information Law (Lei nº 12.527/2011 - LAI) and classification levels (Ultrassecreto, Secreto, Reservado), General Administrative Principles (LIMPE), administrative acts, federal civil servants legal regime (Lei nº 8.112/1990), state civil liability, and the Administrative Improbity Law (Lei nº 8.429/1992 as amended by Lei nº 14.230/2021).
Política Internacional e Segurança Global
Covers Brazilian Foreign Policy (PEB), South American strategic geopolitical dynamics (Amazon basin, South Atlantic / Amazônia Azul, border security, bilateral and multilateral defense agreements), international security regimes (UN Security Council, NPT, TPNW, OPCW), transnational organized crime (narcotics, illicit arms trade, money laundering), global terrorism and violent extremism, cyber conflict, and hybrid warfare.
Metodologia de Análise de Inteligência, Raciocínio Crítico e Segurança da Informação / Criptografia
Focuses on the Intelligence Cycle and Knowledge Production Methodology (MPC: Planning, Collection, Processing, Analysis, Dissemination), intelligence products (Informe, Informação, Apreciação, Estimativa, Relatório de Inteligência), Structured Analytic Techniques (Analysis of Competing Hypotheses - ACH), cognitive biases (Heuer), information collection disciplines (HUMINT, OSINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, MASINT), and Information Security / Cryptography (symmetric/asymmetric encryption, hashing, digital signatures, PKI-Brasil, secure protocols, cyber defense architecture).
How to Pass the ABIN Oficial de Inteligência Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Minimum 45.00 net points of 150.00 across the two objective papers, with at least 12.00 in P1 (Conhecimentos Básicos) and 27.00 in P2 (Conhecimentos Específicos)
- Assessment: Primeira etapa: (P1) prova objetiva de Conhecimentos Gerais com 60 itens e (P2) prova objetiva de Conhecimentos Específicos com 90 itens, ambas CERTO/ERRADO com desconto de 1,00 ponto por item errado (4 horas), e (P3) prova discursiva (5 horas). Segunda etapa: prova de capacidade física, avaliação médica, avaliação psicológica e investigação social e funcional. Terceira etapa: Curso de Formação em Inteligência (320 horas/aula) na ESINT.
- Time limit: 4 hours for the objective papers; the discursive paper is applied separately in a 5-hour session
- Exam fee: R$ 230,00 (Oficial de Inteligência, Edital nº 1/2017 – ABIN)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABIN Oficial de Inteligência exam and what does the position entail?
The ABIN Oficial de Inteligência examination is a high-level public tender (concurso público) administered by Cebraspe for the Agência Brasileira de Inteligência. Officers of Intelligence are responsible for strategic planning, gathering and evaluating information, producing intelligence knowledge, carrying out counterintelligence operations, and advising the President of Brazil and state leadership on national security, sovereignty, and strategic threats.
What are the structural format, scoring system, and negative marking rules of the official exam?
The Cebraspe written exam comprises 150 objective Certo/Errado items (typically 60 General Knowledge and 90 Specific Knowledge) plus 4 Discursive items completed in a 4-hour sitting. In Cebraspe's scoring methodology, each correct answer adds +1 point, each incorrect answer subtracts -1 point, and blank/unanswered items score 0 points. Candidates must achieve a minimum net score of 50% without falling below minimum regional or module cutoffs.
What are the subsequent phases of the selection process after the written exam?
Candidates passing the written phase advance to: (1) Physical Fitness Test (Teste de Aptidão Física - TAF), (2) Medical and Toxicological Examination, (3) Psychological Assessment, (4) Social Vetting and Security Clearance Investigation (Investigação Social), and (5) the mandatory Intelligence Training Course (Curso de Formação em Inteligência - CFI) at the Escola de Inteligência (ESINT) in Brasília, which carries its own qualifying and ranking evaluations.
What key statutes govern the Brazilian Intelligence System (SISBIN) and state secrecy?
Key legislation includes Lei nº 9.883/1999 (which created ABIN as the central body of SISBIN), Decreto nº 4.376/2002 (defining SISBIN structure and member agencies), the Access to Information Law (Lei nº 12.527/2011 - LAI) regulating public transparency and security classifications (Ultrassecreto - 25 years, Secreto - 15 years, Reservado - 5 years), and Decreto nº 7.724/2012.
What is the National Intelligence Doctrine (DNI) and how is knowledge categorized?
The DNI defines intelligence as the activity that obtains, analyzes, and disseminates knowledge regarding facts and situations of immediate or potential influence on statecraft and national security. It categorizes intelligence products into four core types: Informe (raw collected facts), Informação (confirmed past/present facts), Apreciação (analytical assessment of current situations and causal factors), and Estimativa (prospective forecasting of future scenarios and probabilities).
Why is this practice bank adapted into English with 4-option multiple-choice format?
This OpenExamPrep module adapts the Portuguese Certo/Errado format into standard 4-option multiple-choice questions in English to provide an interactive, pedagogy-rich study bank for intelligence analysts, national security professionals, and academic scholars. It meticulously preserves all official Portuguese statutory citations, intelligence doctrines, and terminology.