Federal University of São Paulo Opens Registration for the 2024 Entrance Exam; ENEM Required and 50% of Free Course Slots Are Reserved for Candidates Who Attended High School in Public Schools

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Published on 08/11/2023 at 18:03

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The National High School Examination(ENEM 2023) is a mandatory step in the selection process for the 2024 Entrance Exam for all undergraduate courses at the University of São Paulo

Unifesp – Federal University of São Paulo, has released a notice for the selection process of its 2024 entrance exam with spots in free undergraduate courses. This is your chance to secure a certificate from one of the largest universities in Brazil. Applications will be accepted until 2 PM on December 1, 2023, secure your spot now!

The Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp) adopts a selection model based on the scores from the 2023 ENEM as well as traditional tests. This format seeks to provide a more comprehensive and broad assessment of the candidates’ knowledge.

Check Below the Requirements and More Information to Compete for the Vacancies in the Free Undergraduate Courses Offered by the University of São Paulo

There will be 121 spots offered for the free undergraduate course in medicine, of which at least 50% (fifty percent) are for students who have completed their high school education entirely in public schools.

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Registration

Registration for competing for the vacancies in the free undergraduate course at the University of São Paulo can be done until 2 PM on December 1, 2023, directly on the institution’s website, AT THIS LINK.

It is important to mention that the registration fee to participate in the 2024 Entrance Exam will be R$ 150.00 (one hundred and fifty reais). You can pay the corresponding registration fee at any bank branch, electronic bank, or lottery house.

Unifesp offers the possibility of fee exemption for candidates who meet the criteria established in the notice. If you fit this profile, pay attention to the dates and necessary procedures to compete for the vacancies in the free courses offered by the institution.

Federal University of São Paulo Opens Registration for the 2024 Entrance Exam; ENEM Required and 50% of Free Course Slots Are Reserved for Candidates Who Attended High School in Public Schools

The National High School Examination(ENEM 2023) is a mandatory step in the selection process for the 2024 Entrance Exam for all undergraduate courses at the University of São Paulo

Check Below the Requirements and More Information to Compete for the Vacancies in the Free Undergraduate Courses Offered by the University of São Paulo

Registration

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Federal University of São Paulo Opens Registration for the 2024 Entrance Exam; ENEM Required and 50% of Free Course Slots Are Reserved for Candidates Who Attended High School in Public Schools

The National High School Examination(ENEM 2023) is a mandatory step in the selection process for the 2024 Entrance Exam for all undergraduate courses at the University of São Paulo

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Registration

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