The objective test for the Aracaju Municipal Guard public examination is scheduled for Sunday, September 13, 2026, in the afternoon. Under the official notice, the test runs from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Brasília official time, and candidates must arrive at their assigned venue at least 60 minutes before the start. In practical terms, 1:00 p.m. is the latest reference time for being at the venue, without leaving the trip until the last minute.
The test address is not one single location for all candidates. It must be checked through IDECAN, the examination organizer, using the candidate's details and reviewing the Registration Confirmation Card (CCI). The official schedule set September 4 as the expected date for venue disclosure. The City of Aracaju also gathers the official documents on its public examination notices page.
How to check your Aracaju Municipal Guard test location
- Go to the IDECAN website.
- Find the City of Aracaju Municipal Guard examination page.
- Open the candidate follow-up or consultation area using the information requested by the system.
- Open the CCI or the individual consultation available for the objective test.
- Check the full address, building or room information when provided, and any specific instructions.
- Save the document and preferably take a printed copy so you do not have to rely on your phone at the entrance.
Knowing that the test is being held in Aracaju is not enough: the official notice also allows venues in the metropolitan area. Plan your route using the address assigned to your own registration rather than another candidate's location.
What time is the September 13 test?
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | Sunday, September 13, 2026 |
| Session | Afternoon |
| Test time | 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Brasília official time |
| Duration | 4 hours |
| Minimum advance arrival | 60 minutes |
| Gate closing | At the scheduled test start time |
The notice states that the venue gates will be closed at the scheduled start time and late candidates will not be admitted. Because the stated minimum arrival margin is one hour, the safest plan is to be there before 1:00 p.m., allowing extra time for traffic, parking, public transport and finding the correct room.
What to bring to the test
- An original identity document that meets the requirements of the official notice.
- The Registration Confirmation Card (CCI).
- A blue or black ballpoint pen made of transparent material with a thick tip.
These three items are expressly listed in the attendance rule. The CCI is especially useful because it confirms the registration and the test details. Before leaving home, compare your name, registration number and venue address with the document you saved.
Practical checklist so you do not miss the test
- Check your venue on IDECAN in advance and save or print the CCI.
- Check the route to the exact address and add a buffer beyond the usual travel time.
- Set aside your original ID the night before; do not rely only on copies or photos of it.
- Take more than one pen that matches the official specifications.
- Plan to arrive before 1:00 p.m., since the test begins at 2:00 p.m. and the notice requires a 60-minute advance arrival.
- Once there, confirm the building, room and staff instructions before settling in.
What to check again before leaving home
Because the venue is assigned individually, the decisive information is what appears for the candidate in IDECAN's system. If a location shared in a group, social network or third-party website differs from your CCI, use the official channels to verify it. It is also worth checking the City of Aracaju's official notices page and the IDECAN portal on the day before and on test morning for any new notice.
The essential checklist is straightforward: confirm your individual venue, arrive one hour early, and bring your CCI, original ID and a transparent thick-tip blue or black ballpoint pen. The opening notice is available in the official version published by the City of Aracaju.
