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Unicamp and UFSCar Open 194 Spots in the 2027 Indigenous Entrance Exam

Free registration runs through November 30; exams will be on January 10 in Campinas, Manaus, Recife and São Gabriel da Cachoeira.

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Monumento de pedra em uma das entradas da Unicamp
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Unicamp and UFSCar on Tuesday (3) opened registration for the 2027 Indigenous Entrance Exam. There are 194 spots, free of charge, for students who attended public high school, 129 at Unicamp and 65 at UFSCar, according to g1 Campinas.

Registration is free, done online, and runs through November 30. Candidates may choose up to two programs, one at each university, and must prove membership in an Indigenous ethnic group recognized in the country. Documentation will be required at enrollment.

The exam will be on January 10, 2027, at 1 p.m. (local time), in Campinas, Manaus, Recife and São Gabriel da Cachoeira. The exam has an essay and 50 multiple-choice questions in Portuguese: 14 on languages, 12 on natural sciences, 12 on math and 12 on humanities.

Candidates for Music teaching degrees must submit videos of specific skills between November 3 and December 9.

The preliminary list of approved registrations comes out December 4 and the final one on December 14. Those who missed two or more previous exams without justification may have their registration denied, with the right to appeal.

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