for the futures College students, registrations for the Unified Selection System (sisu) for the second half of this year begin on June 28th and run through July 1st. The edict, published on June 03, establishes the dates for the competitors and the necessary requirements to enroll. Learn more below.
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First of all, it is important to highlight that, in order to participate, the candidate must select the two course options of interest. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the cut notes that will be released daily during the registration period. On July 6th, the results will be announced, and registrations can be made between the 13th and 18th of the same month.
Basically, it is necessary to consult the partial grades, and before that it will be necessary to choose a course and a modality (wide competition or quotas). There, you can also check your position in the list of people who have already signed up. Therefore, if a candidate has an average of 680 points in the Enem, in the criteria of the selected university, he can enter the course of interest and check the partial cutoff score for his modality.
With this, the student should also receive the number of vacancies. Assuming it's 28 and he finds "720" as the cut-off score, that's just going to be the twenty-eighth person's score. As for him, who scored 680, we can assume that he is in position 120 on this list.
After the selected list is released on July 6th, the competitor can only be approved in one of the courses scheduled during the registration process. Because of this, if you have obtained a sufficient score in the 1st option, you will be called for it. As for the second option, there will only be approval if the grade is high enough just for it. Therefore, even if the grade was sufficient for both options, enrollment will only be allowed in the priority one.