Commission publishes list of approved candidates for Unicamp and UFSCar indigenous entrance exam 2023; see names

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First call was scheduled for February 13, but it was brought forward. The test took place in six cities in four states, and universities have 260 vacancies. Students during the Unicamp indigenous entrance exam Antoninho Perri/SEC Unicamp The Permanent Commission for Unicamp Entrance Examinations (Comvest) released this Wednesday morning (8) the list of those approved in the 2023 indigenous entrance exam unified between Unicamp and the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). The first call was initially scheduled for February 13, but has been brought forward. CLICK HERE AND CHECK THE COMPLETE LIST The exam took place on January 22 in six cities in four states: Campinas (SP), Dourados (MS), Manaus (AM), Recife (PE), São Gabriel da Cachoeira (AM) and Tabatinga (AM). In this edition, each university offers 130 undergraduate vacancies and the number of candidates registered was a record. Those summoned in this call must register exclusively online, from 9:00 am on February 14th until 5:00 pm on the following day. Enrollment UFSCar Enrollment Unicamp Comvest recommends that anyone who has been invited to a second-choice course should enroll to guarantee a place. In these cases, candidates may be called for the first choice course in the following calls, as long as vacancies arise. “Candidates enrolled in 2nd option courses who come to be called for their 1st option in future calls, and complete their registration, will have their registration at the other university automatically cancelled”, he warns. The second call is scheduled for February 17th. The commission foresees five calls in all. Abstention The 2023 indigenous entrance exam ended with 50% abstention. Among the 3,481 enrolled, 1,743 failed to carry out the evaluation, but the institution considered, however, that this was the edition with the most participants, 1,738. The absence of half of those enrolled was already expected by Comvest before the application of the exam consisting of 50 multiple-choice questions and an essay. To g1, the director of the commission, José Alves de Freitas Neto, explained what difficulties make the abstention rate high and higher than other entrance exams, including the traditional modality of Unicamp itself, which had 8.5% in the 2nd phase. In the previous edition, the index was 48.6%, and in 2021, amid the effects of the pandemic, the result reached 57.6%. The entrance exam modality is unified with UFSCar since the previous edition. Absences by city Campinas – 64.8% Dourados – 71.4% Manaus – 65% Recife – 65.7% São Gabriel da Cachoeira – 39.8% Tabatinga – 44% History 2023: 50% 2022: 48.6% 2021 : 57.6% 2020: 42.6% 2019: 41.97% Candidates needed to prove during the test that they belong to one of the indigenous ethnicities of the Brazilian territory, through the documentation indicated in the notice. “Among the ethnic groups declared by the candidates, the majority are Ticuna (28%), followed by the Baré (17%) and Tukano (7%) ethnic groups”, says Comvest. Calendar 1st call for enrollment – 02/08 – Comvest website; Virtual enrollment – from 9 am on 02/14 to 5 pm on 02/15 – through the same portal; In all, up to five calls for candidates are foreseen. VIDEOS: all about Campinas and region See more news from the region at g1 Campinas.

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