Registration date for those approved in Provão Paulista varies according to the university; see calendar

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Anyone who was called up in two places will only be able to enroll in one of them. Enrollment starts this Saturday (27th), in the case of candidates called to Unesp, and the second call will go out next Friday (2nd). The thousands of public school students approved in the Provão Paulista now have just a few days to enroll and guarantee their undergraduate place at one of São Paulo’s five higher education institutions. The results were released this Friday morning (26) and only concern places starting in the first academic semester of 2024. In total, this represents 7,623 of the 15,369 places offered in the tests. The result for entry into the second semester will be known in April. The enrollment process is done virtually, but on each institution’s website. At the Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), for example, registration can now be done from 8am this Saturday (27). See below the dates and websites for registration, according to the guidelines published on the official website: Unesp: from 8am on Saturday (27th) until Tuesday (30th) on the website USP: Monday and Tuesday (29th and 30th January) on the website Fatecs: Monday and Tuesday (January 29th and 30th) on the Unicamp website: Tuesday and Wednesday (January 30th and 31st), according to the rules on the registration instructions page. In the case of Unicamp, on January 30th, candidates approved for the ethnic-racial quotas will have an online interview with the Investigating Committee. Univesp: according to the ordinance published by Univesp, this month successful candidates will be invited via email to enroll via the website. The Univesp enrollment portal is Candidates can only enroll in one vacancy. According to the State Department of Education (Seduc-SP), if the student has been invited to two different vacancies, they will only be able to enroll in one of them. “The Provão Paulista Sériedo sought to provide students with the opportunity to choose after the results were announced, avoiding immediate eliminations”, explained the ministry, in a statement to TV Globo. “Candidates who have been approved in two choice options will be able to enroll in only one of them. It is up to them to decide which one they identify with more. Once the student confirms their enrollment in one university, they will be automatically eliminated from the other, and the vacancy will be filled in by another student from the same group in the next call.” Next calls The second call of Provão Paulista will be announced next Friday (2). The third will be published the following Friday, the 9th. This is the first edition of the entrance exam carried out by the secretariat and aimed at increasing the participation of students from public schools, mainly those from the São Paulo state network, in the state’s universities. In total, 15 thousand places will be offered for the first and second semesters of 2024. The results released this Friday refer to 10,232 places offered in the five institutions: University of São Paulo (USP): 1,500 places Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp): 934 vacancies State University of Campinas (Unicamp): 325 vacancies Virtual University of the State of São Paulo (Univesp): 2,620 vacancies (starting classes in the second semester) São Paulo Technology Colleges (Fatecs): 4,864 vacancies (starting in the first semester) In April, a new vacancy selection process will be carried out for another 5,136 vacancies starting in the second semester. Participation in the first edition According to Seduc-SP, 386 thousand third-year high school students were enrolled in Provão Paulista. Of this total, 89% were from the state education network, 9% were enrolled in Etecs, the technology schools at Centro Paula Souza. The remainder was made up of students from federal institutes and schools, from municipal and state networks and from the state. Around two thirds of them (260 thousand) actually took the two days of the test. But only 184,000 remained in the competition, selecting at least one of 11 possible vacancy options at participating institutions, in the period between the beginning of November and the end of December. Students who did not choose places ended up being left out of the competition. Among those approved on the list released this Friday, the secretariat said that 74% are students who graduated from state schools in São Paulo. Another 17% are from Etecs and 9% studied in other public education networks. Provão Paulista in numbers List of approved candidates See below all the names called in the first call of the Provão Paulista, or click here to check. Public school students during Provão Paulista Disclosure Also read ‘More difficult than the Enem’: 3rd year students report how the 1st day of exams was The essay topic leaks on the eve of the exam; government of SP says it will investigate Government of SP denies fraud in leak of newsroom topic In total, three unified calls for enrollment of those approved will be published, with the grade and options determined by the students. All enrollments, with the exception of Univesp, are for classes to begin in the first semester of this year. At the Virtual University of the State of São Paulo, courses will begin in the second semester of this academic year. What is Provão Paulista? Provão Paulista is a new serial entrance exam announced by the state government in July, aimed specifically at students enrolled in the public education network. Five educational institutions in São Paulo joined the selection process, totaling around 15 thousand vacancies that will be competed for by candidates. As it is a serial test, students take the entrance exam every year throughout high school. This means that a student who is in their first year in 2023 will also need to take the test in 2024 and 2025. Only then will their final grade, based on their performance in the three editions, be calculated to compete for a place in the undergraduate course. Those in the second year will need to take the Provão in 2023 and 2024. Those in the third year of high school will only have the grades from this edition as a basis for calculation in the competition. According to the government of São Paulo, around 1.2 million students signed up to take the Provão. Of these, 1,700 study in other states.

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