The ITA entrance exam has more than 9 thousand applicants for 150 places; 1st phase takes place this Sunday (8)
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The test starts at 1pm this Sunday (8). The second phase is scheduled for November 7th and 8th. The ITA entrance exam has more than nine thousand applicants for 150 places; 1st phase takes place this Sunday (8). Photo: Carlos Santos/G1 The entrance exam for the Institute of Aeronautical Technology (ITA) has 9,075 applicants for the 150 available places. The first phase of the test, with test-type questions, takes place this Sunday (8), at 1 pm, in several cities across the country. ✅Click here to follow the new g1 Vale do Paraíba and region channel on WhatsApp Of the 9,075 subscribers, 4,103 did not choose a military career. There are 3,383 who chose to serve as officers of the institution and 1,589 training students. In total, there are 150 vacancies open, 114 of which are for those who do not opt for a military career and 36 for those who choose to do so. Regarding the candidate profile, 6,959 of those registered are men and 2,116 are women. The number of women registered increased by 2.1% compared to last year’s entrance exam, when 2,072 candidates took the entrance exam. The number of quota candidates, who declare themselves black or mixed race when registering, fell this year. There were 1,209 registrants, compared to 1,419 last year. ITA offers six engineering specialties: Aeronautical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Civil-Aeronautical Engineering, Mechanical-Aeronautical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering. The test will take place in several cities across the country, including São Paulo (SP), Fortaleza (CE), Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and São José dos Campos (SP), where the ITA headquarters are located. Inclusion For the second year, the institution allows access for people with disabilities. Previously, candidates with disabilities were eliminated from the selection process due to health conditions. With the change, candidates with disabilities who pass the selection process will have access to the course, with complete education offered at the institution. See more news from Vale do Paraíba and the Bragantina region
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