#CPPE2610454V2027 Professional Exam Announced for Public Finance Inspectors
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This notice sets up the 2027 professional exam for promotion to inspector of public finances in France. It matters for eligible finance ministry staff, especially controllers and geometer-surveyors, because it defines who can apply, when to register, when the written and oral tests will take place, and how to request exam accommodations or video interview access. The main action for candidates is to register between 4 May and 5 June 2026 and lock in their exam option at that time. Those needing disability accommodations, medical-related adjustments, or video conferencing for the oral test must meet separate deadlines and submit medical proof on time.
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Key Changes
- Sets the eligibility rules for the 2027 promotion exam to inspector of public finances.
- Opens registration from 4 May 2026 to 5 June 2026, with a hard deadline for paper, email, and online submissions.
- Fixes the exam calendar and special arrangements, including disability accommodations and video conferencing requests.
Obligations
What this law requires
Eligible candidates must register for the 2027 professional exam between 4 May 2026 and 5 June 2026, and any postal application must be sent by 5 June 2026 (postmark controlling).
Candidates registering online or by email must complete the application by 5 June 2026 at 23:59 Paris time.
Candidates must choose the option for the written admissibility test at the time of registration, and that choice cannot be changed after the registration closing date.
Candidates in a situation of disability who request exam accommodations must make the request at the time of registration and submit a medical certificate issued by an approved physician no later than 12 June 2026.
The medical certificate for disability-related exam accommodations must be less than six months old on the date of the first exam and must specify the human and technical aids and accommodations needed.