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Key Facts: Paraguay Judicial School Admission Exam

2026

Official pre-registration instructions and thematic outline published

Escuela Judicial — app.ej.edu.py

40 + 10 items

Constitution and Spanish reading split in the published regulation

Reglamento de Admisión, Article 9; year-label caveat applies

Five options

Official MCQ format in the published regulation

Reglamento de Admisión, Article 9

Castellano

Official assessment and reading language confirmed in the published materials

Reglamento de Admisión and Ejes Temáticos 2026

Review Paraguay's Constitution and practise reading Spanish passages with 50 independent MCQs. Instructions and explanations are in English. Reconfirm the current admission fee, timing, score rules, and places with the School.

Sample Paraguay Judicial School Admission Practice Questions

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1Which description of the Republic appears in Article 1 of Paraguay's Constitution?

A.A federal hereditary monarchy

B.A unitary, indivisible, decentralized social State governed by law

C.A confederation of sovereign departments

D.A centralized State with no democratic guarantees

Explanation: Article 1 defines Paraguay as a social State governed by law that is unitary, indivisible, and decentralized. It also adopts representative, participatory, and pluralist democracy founded on human dignity.

2Under Article 2 of Paraguay's Constitution, where does sovereignty reside?

A.Exclusively in the President

B.Exclusively in the Supreme Court

C.In the people, who exercise it as the Constitution provides

D.In the armed forces

Explanation: Article 2 places sovereignty in the people. Its exercise must follow the provisions of the Constitution rather than an institution's unilateral claim to supreme power.

3Which relationship among the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches is prescribed by Article 3?

A.Separation, balance, coordination, and reciprocal control

B.Permanent subordination of courts to Congress

C.Concentration of all public power in the Executive

D.Delegation of all powers to a single emergency authority

Explanation: Article 3 establishes separation, balance, coordination, and reciprocal control among the three branches. It also prohibits granting extraordinary powers or the sum of public power.

4What does Article 4 expressly provide regarding the death penalty?

A.It is available for every intentional offence

B.It may be introduced by an executive decree

C.It is mandatory during a state of exception

D.It is abolished

Explanation: Article 4 expressly abolishes the death penalty. The same article protects life and physical and psychological integrity.

5Which pair of offences is expressly included among the imprescriptible offences in Article 5?

A.Every breach of contract and tax delay

B.Genocide and torture

C.Every theft and traffic offence

D.Every procedural mistake and unpaid fine

Explanation: Article 5 expressly includes genocide and torture among the offences not subject to limitation periods. Its list also includes forced disappearance, kidnapping, and homicide for political reasons.

6Which principle is stated in Article 9 concerning an individual's conduct?

A.No one must do what the law does not order or be deprived of what it does not prohibit

B.Every act requires prior administrative permission

C.Only public officials have personal liberty

D.Unwritten official preferences automatically bind everyone

Explanation: Article 9 protects personal freedom and security through the stated legality principle. It prevents public authority from replacing legal requirements with unsupported commands or prohibitions.

7What is the constitutional status of religious denominations under Article 24?

A.Every denomination exercises State power

B.Only one denomination may function lawfully

C.No denomination has official status

D.Religious freedom exists only for public officials

Explanation: Article 24 recognizes religious, worship, and ideological freedom and states that no denomination has official status. It also protects the independence and autonomy of churches within constitutional and legal limits.

8Under Article 28, what remedy is expressly recognized for a person affected by false, distorted, or ambiguous information?

A.Automatic closure of every publication by that outlet

B.Loss of all access to public information

C.Compulsory acceptance of the information without reply

D.Rectification or clarification through the same medium and under the same conditions of dissemination

Explanation: Article 28 recognizes a right to rectification or clarification in the same medium and conditions in which the information was disseminated. This operates without prejudice to other compensatory rights.

9Which gathering fits the conditions expressly protected by Article 32?

A.A compulsory armed assembly for an unlawful purpose

B.A peaceful, unarmed gathering for lawful purposes

C.An armed gathering exempt from every legal rule

D.A gathering in which attendance is always compulsory

Explanation: Article 32 protects peaceful, unarmed meetings and demonstrations for lawful purposes without requiring permission. It also protects people from being compelled to participate, while allowing the specified regulation of use of public transit places.

10Under Article 46, how are protections addressing unjust inequalities characterized?

A.As necessarily discriminatory

B.As forbidden whenever they benefit a disadvantaged group

C.As measures of equality rather than discriminatory factors

D.As powers reserved exclusively to private organizations

Explanation: Article 46 rejects discrimination and directs the State to remove obstacles that maintain or encourage it. It expressly characterizes protections addressing unjust inequalities as equalizing rather than discriminatory.

About the Paraguay Judicial School Admission Exam

The Escuela Judicial del Paraguay admits law graduates to the Programa de Formación Inicial para la Función Judicial through its admission process. Official 2026 pre-registration instructions and thematic materials confirm the exam identity and current study scope. OpenExamPrep offers 50 independent English-language MCQs: 40 on Paraguay's Constitution and 10 using original Spanish passages for reading practice. This is an English-language MCQ study adaptation with four options, not an official translation or a simulation of the official Spanish five-option assessment. It does not replace sustained Spanish reading, writing, speaking, or later professional training. Admission is distinct from selection or appointment to judicial office.

Exam sponsor: Consejo de la Magistratura — Escuela Judicial del Paraguay. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Published regulation: in-person, printed 50-item MCQ admission test, five options per item, 120 minutes, with Constitution and comprensión lectora en castellano. No separate oral, practical, assignment, or case-study component is listed for this admission assessment. The 2026 thematic outline continues the constitutional and Spanish reading study scope; verify logistical details with the School.

Time Limit

Published regulation: 120 minutes; 2026 duration not separately confirmed

Passing Score

Published regulation: 60% threshold plus ranking within sede vacancies; confirm the exact-60% wording and current-call conditions

Exam / Certification Fees

2026 amount not confirmed; G. 100,000 in the published 2025-labelled regulation. No exemption verified.

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

2026 pre-registration instructions — eligibility and process · Source checked 2026-10-09
2026 thematic outline · Source checked 2026-10-09
Published admission regulation — 2025 text and filename, 2026 footer; logistics require current-call confirmation · Source checked 2026-10-09
Constitution — official School-hosted text · Source checked 2026-10-09
Escuela Judicial — normative materials · Source checked 2026-10-09

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

16 of 50 study questions (32%); subdivision chosen for study

Constitutional foundations and rights

State model, sovereignty, separation of powers, fundamental rights, equality, and defence safeguards.

10 of 50 study questions (20%); subdivision chosen for study

Constitutional guarantees

Hábeas corpus modalities, amparo conditions and exclusions, hábeas data, normative hierarchy, and magistrate responsibility.

14 of 50 study questions (28%); subdivision chosen for study

Constitutional State organization

Judicial independence, budget, appointments, tenure, review, removal, Ministerio Público, and other constitutional institutions.

10 of 50 study questions (20%)

Spanish reading comprehension

Original Spanish passages testing literal reading, vocabulary, structure, references, causation, inference, irony, attribution, and authorial intention.

Preparing for the Paraguay Judicial School Admission Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Published regulation: 60% threshold plus ranking within sede vacancies; confirm the exact-60% wording and current-call conditions
Assessment: Published regulation: in-person, printed 50-item MCQ admission test, five options per item, 120 minutes, with Constitution and comprensión lectora en castellano. No separate oral, practical, assignment, or case-study component is listed for this admission assessment. The 2026 thematic outline continues the constitutional and Spanish reading study scope; verify logistical details with the School.
Time limit: Published regulation: 120 minutes; 2026 duration not separately confirmed
Exam / certification fees: 2026 amount not confirmed; G. 100,000 in the published 2025-labelled regulation. No exemption verified. Official sources

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Paraguay Judicial School Admission: Suggested Study Strategy

1Read the Constitution in Spanish alongside the English explanations and verify the precise qualifications in each article.

2Distinguish preventive, reparative, and generic hábeas corpus and the separate purposes of amparo and hábeas data.

3Compare the appointment routes of lower judges, Supreme Court ministers, and the Fiscal General rather than treating all appointments alike.

4Practise literal, inferential, and evaluative reading in Castellano, including vocabulary, references, irony, and reported arguments.

5Consult current official admission announcements for the fee, duration, threshold interpretation, vacancies, and documentary stages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is confirmed for 2026?

Official 2026 pre-registration instructions identify the law-graduate admission process, and the 2026 thematic outline provides the study scope. The accessible detailed regulation has inconsistent year labels: 2025 in the text and filename, 2026 in the footer. Its 50-item, five-option, 120-minute and G. 100,000 provisions should be reconfirmed for the current call.

What are the official study subjects?

Constitutional knowledge and comprensión lectora en castellano. The published regulation allocates 40 items to the Constitution and 10 to reading; the 2026 reading outline covers literal, inferential, and evaluative skills.

Does this bank simulate the official assessment?

No. It is independent English-language MCQ study practice with four options, whereas the published official format uses Spanish and five options. Spanish passages are preserved where reading is the skill being practised; English prompts and feedback remain an adaptation.

Does passing guarantee admission or judicial appointment?

Admission depends on the applicable score rules, available places, and required documents. Entering the training programme is distinct from being appointed to judicial or prosecutorial office.