Análisis del Examen de Guardia Civil 2026

The 2026 Guardia Civil exam took place this past Saturday, July 11th, and in this video, we calmly analyze everything we encountered. We'll look at the exam's difficulty, its key aspects, the most frequently tested topics and sections, some interesting and controversial points that have generated discussion, and above all, what you can immediately apply if you took this Guardia Civil exam. Want to prepare with us? https://formacion.ninja/?utm_source=y... Note: We're not your average academy. 📝 NINJA SYSTEM - https://formacion.ninja/registro-sist... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6F5qKe6... Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications 🔔 And if you liked the video, give it a 'Like' 👍 and share it with other exam candidates 📲 #civilserviceexams #ninjatraining #studyingforcivilserviceexams CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:37 What the exam was like and its level of difficulty 02:12 The most frequently asked topics in the Civil Guard exam 04:16 The controversies surrounding the Civil Guard exam Civil Guard 06:59 What to do now if you've already taken the exam 08:52 Expected cut-off score and how the Civil Guard prepares This year we encountered questions from all the topics in the syllabus, something that doesn't always happen in previous years. Overall, it was an accessible exam, with most questions of easy or medium difficulty, although there were also some more complex ones on constitutional law, international institutions, and weapons. In terms of the numbers, topic 1 on human rights was the most prominent with twelve questions, followed by topic 9 on procedural law with ten, topic 15 on security forces with nine, and topic 4 on constitutional law with eight. These four topics alone make up almost forty percent of the entire exam, and they are precisely the ones we always emphasize prioritizing at Ninja because they appear year after year. There was also its share of controversy. The question about the year WhatsApp was launched caused quite a bit of frustration among candidates, and understandably so, because it doesn't measure your mastery of the material but rather whether you were lucky enough to have read it somewhere. If you encounter a question like this, don't risk it if you're unsure; leave it blank and move on. It's not worth wasting valuable time on a single question. Furthermore, this year a student was expelled for opening the booklet prematurely, a reminder that you should always read and listen to the examiners' instructions before starting. Now it's time to take action. As soon as you have the official answer keys, correct your Guardia Civil exam and check your score before the official results are released. If you did well, enjoy it and rest for a few days; you've earned it. If you didn't do as well as you expected, don't dwell on it. Analyze what went wrong and get back to it, correcting those specific errors. Regarding the cut-off score, everything indicates that it will be quite similar to the previous year's exam, both in terms of the distribution of questions and the number of available positions. At Ninja, we've been preparing candidates for the Guardia Civil entrance exam for years with recorded classes, unlimited practice tests, a monthly ranking of candidates, and automatic progress tracking with statistics. You can try it for free with the Ninja System, the free course we've created so you can see our methodology before enrolling. You'll find the link in the description, or if you prefer, contact us via WhatsApp and we'll answer any questions. And you, what score do you think you got, and where do you think the cut-off will be this year? Tell us in the comments.