Registration for Sisu begins this Thursday (16); ask questions – 02/15/2023 – Education

This Thursday (16th) the enrollment period for Sisu (Unified Selection System), a Ministry of Education program that selects students for public universities across the country, begins.

Enrollment goes until the 24th, and the result will be announced on the 28th. Those accepted in the program, enrollment in universities will be from March 2nd to 8th.

The system selects students based on the grade obtained in the Enem (National High School Examination). This year, the disclosure of the scores was made on the last day 9.

Ask your questions about how Sisu works below:

Who can enroll in Sisu?

All students who participated in the Enem (National High School Examination), in the most recent edition before the Sisu selection process, obtained a score in the writing test greater than zero and did not declare to be in the condition of trainer when enrolling in the exam.

Half of the places available are reserved for students from families with an income equal to or less than one and a half minimum wages per capita (R$ 1,953).

Where to register?

Access to the Sisu registration system is carried out with the login and password information for access to the federal government’s digital services, through an account on the gov.br portal. If you have not yet registered on the gov.br page, click here to create your account and register with Sisu.

When the candidate logs in to Sisu, the system automatically retrieves his/her grades obtained in the Enem edition valid for the selection process.

What is needed to apply?

Upon registration, which is free, the candidate chooses up to two course options among those offered in each Sisu selection process. You can change course options throughout the enrollment period. The valid one will be the last one registered in the system.

To consult the list of courses, click here.

What day will the result come out?

The result will come out on February 28th on the Sisu candidate’s page and at higher education institutions. Enrollments will be from March 2nd to 8th, directly at the university of choice.

It is important to know that the candidate who passes in the first or second option has only this opportunity to enroll in the university, because he will not be able to join the waiting list.

What are the criteria used in the Sisu selection process?

In the event of a tie in scores, the following criteria will be considered, in this order:

• Higher grade in the writing test;
• Highest score in the test of languages, codes and their technologies;
• Higher grade in the math test and its technologies;
• Higher grade in the natural sciences and technologies test; It is
• Higher score in the human sciences and its technologies test.

What is Sisu’s cutoff score?

The courses have different weights, so it is important to follow the entire process on the candidate’s page. A medical course, for example, may require a minimum average equal to or greater than 560 points in the Enem and a minimum grade in natural sciences equal to or greater than 400 points.

The cut-off score is only a reference to assist the candidate in monitoring their application. It will be published daily from the second day of enrollment, after Sisu calculates and publishes the cutoff score for each course on the first day of enrollment.

Is there a waiting list?

Yes. Those who are not selected in either of the two course options indicated in the regular registration act can still compete for one of the vacancies through Sisu’s waiting list.

In this case, he can choose only one of the job options defined in the application phase. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the deadlines for expressing interest in joining the waiting list.

Once on the list, it is necessary for the candidate to accompany the invitations for enrollment at the institution of the chosen vacancy.

Can the candidate who signed up for Sisu sign up for Prouni?

Yes, as long as you meet the program criteria. Students are prohibited from using the Prouni scholarship and simultaneously being enrolled in a public and free higher education institution. Therefore, whoever is selected by both must choose one of them.