Sisu's first call goes until March 8

Until March 8, students selected in the first call for the selection process of the Unified Selection System (Sisu) can register at the educational institution in which they were selected. The program allows students with the best performance in the National High School Exam (Enem) to win places in public universities. The Ministry of Education (MEC) recommends that students pay attention to the days, times and places of service defined by each institution published in their own notices. Sisu's first call goes until March 8

The list of approved candidates can be accessed through the candidate’s bulletin, on the Sisu page, at participating institutions and at the MEC Service Center, at 0800-616161.

Waiting list

Those who were not selected at this stage can also express interest through the Sisu waiting list until March 8th. The institutions linked to the program will use the list to fill vacancies that are not filled in the regular call.

To sign up for the waiting list, just access the system during the specified period and click on the button referring to the confirmation of interest in participating in the waiting list. The result comes out on March 10th. The call will be made directly by the educational institutions.

Criteria

Candidates for the University for All Program (Prouni) must have achieved a grade greater than 450 points since the National High School Exam (Enem) 2020 and not have zeroed their essay grade. For the distribution of full and partial scholarships, family income criteria are also taken into account. Those who have a monthly per capita family income of up to 1.5 times the minimum wage are entitled to a full scholarship. When the monthly per capita family income is between 1.5 to 3 minimum wages, the scholarship is partially granted.

vacancies

This semester, the program offered 221,790 places for admission to public higher education institutions. More than 84.5% of the vacancies went to federal institutions (universities and institutes). The vacancies available were for 6,146 undergraduate courses in 125 public higher education institutions.