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Registration for the Fatec entrance exam extended to November 16

Centro Paula Souza extended the deadline for the first-semester 2027 selection; the Paraíba Valley and Bragança region have 1,215 tuition-free places

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Prédio da Fatec de São José dos Campos (SP) e estacionamento, vistos à noite
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Centro Paula Souza extended to November 16 the registration deadline for the entrance exam of the São Paulo State Colleges of Technology (Fatecs) for the first semester of 2027, g1 reported on Wednesday (4).

In the Paraíba Valley and the Bragança region, 1,215 places are offered in tuition-free higher education programs, spread across ten cities: Atibaia, Bragança Paulista, Caçapava, Cruzeiro, Guaratinguetá, Jacareí, Pindamonhangaba, São José dos Campos, São Sebastião and Taubaté.

Registration is done on the Fatec website and costs R$90. Test locations will be released from 3 p.m. on December 9, and the exam will be held on December 13. The overall ranking, with candidates' scores, and the first call for enrollment will be published from 3 p.m. on January 18, 2027.

The programs offered in the region include systems analysis and development, business management, also available as distance learning, logistics and multiplatform software development, as well as options linked to the aeronautics industry, such as aircraft maintenance and aeronautical structures design.

For 2027, 40 places are also planned in the evening embedded systems program at the new Fatec campus in the region, in Caçapava, according to g1.

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