MEC says it has released provisional Sisu results – 02/02/2024 – Education

The Ministry of Education said this Friday (2) that there was improper disclosure of provisional results from Sisu (Unified Selection System) last Tuesday morning (30). According to the folder, the data was available for 25 minutes and the error is being investigated.

The consultation of the results of those approved in Sisu was scheduled to take place on Tuesday morning, but the ministry announced that due to “technical problems in the system” it had to postpone the publication. Some candidates, however, managed to access the page and saw that they had been approved at the universities to which they applied.

Soon after, the system went offline. On Wednesday afternoon (31), when the MEC managed to make all the results available, some of the candidates, who saw the information that they had been approved, discovered that they did not get the place at the university they had selected.

The MEC confirmed this Friday that on the morning of January 31st there was an improper disclosure of provisional results from the Unified Selection System (Sisu) for 2024, which had not yet been approved. According to the folder, the data was available for 25 minutes. The incident is being investigated.

“What happened was an improper disclosure of provisional results, not yet approved, for 25 minutes on the morning of January 30th. The incident is being rigorously investigated”, explained the MEC in a note.

The ministry also stated that “the system is secure and the official results will not be modified.” Registration for successful candidates begins this Friday and runs until February 7th.

Sisu offers places at federal universities based on the Enem test. In total this year, more than 2 million students compete for 264 thousand places in 6,827 undergraduate courses in public institutions participating in Sisu.