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Study at One of the Best Educational Institutions in the Country! IFSuldeMinas Offers Technical and Undergraduate Courses Totally Free and High Quality.

The Federal Institute of Southern Minas (IFSuldeMinas) opened registrations for a total of 3,600 spots in 83 free higher education and technical courses. Classes will begin in 2025, with options for both in-person and distance learning (EaD).

The free courses are distributed across the eight campuses of the Federal Institute, located in the cities of Carmo de Minas, Inconfidentes, Machado, Muzambinho, Passos, Poços de Caldas, Pouso Alegre, and Três Corações. In total, 28 integrated technical courses with High School, 12 subsequent technical courses, 42 undergraduate courses, and one concurrent technical course are being offered.

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List of Integrated Technical Courses

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Selection Process

The selection process for the integrated free technical courses and the subsequent Nursing course at the Federal Institute (IFSuldeMinas) will be conducted through an in-person exam scheduled for December 8, with 50 questions in Portuguese and Mathematics.

For the subsequent and concurrent free courses (except Nursing), the selection will be made by lottery. For the undergraduate courses, candidates may choose to take the in-person exam on December 8, or use the score from the National High School Exam (Enem), considering the editions from 2016 to 2023. Vacancies offered through SiSU will be announced in a separate public notice.

How to Register for Free Courses

Registration for the entrance exam at the Federal Institute (IFSuldeMinas) can be made between September 16 and November 14, 2024. To participate, those interested in the free courses must access the institute’s portal. For the free undergraduate courses, a registration fee of R$ 40.00 will be charged.

For integrated technical courses and the subsequent technical course in Nursing, the fee is R$ 20.00. After completing the registration, the candidate must print the Union Payment Guide (GRU) and make the payment at banking agencies or lottery houses by November 18, during banking hours.

For subsequent and concurrent courses, except for Nursing, there will be no registration fee. Candidates for the free courses who meet low-income criteria may request a fee waiver.

Registration Fee Waiver

Candidates for free courses with a family income per capita equal to or below one minimum wage, who have completed Elementary or High School in public schools or as full scholarship students in private institutions, may request a fee waiver. To do this, it is necessary to fill out a specific formavailable on the website of the Federal Institute (IFSuldeMinas).

Registration Open! 3,800 Slots in 80 Fully Free Technical and Higher Education Courses in Health, Engineering, Occupational Safety, Administration, Construction, Chemistry, and More!

Study at One of the Best Educational Institutions in the Country! IFSuldeMinas Offers Technical and Undergraduate Courses Totally Free and High Quality.

Check Out the Technical and Undergraduate Courses Totally Free Offered by the Federal Institute

Selection Process

How to Register for Free Courses

Registration Fee Waiver

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