Fuvest holds, this Sunday (4), the first phase of the 2023 entrance exam for admission to the University of São Paulo (USP). Around 114,000 students must take the test, which starts at 1 pm (Brasília time), lasting five hours. Due to the increase in the number of cases of Covid-19, the use of a mask in classrooms will be mandatory.
This Sunday’s exam has 90 interdisciplinary questions. Participants must carry original identity document, blue pen and face mask. The use of a pencil or mechanical pencil for drafting is allowed, as well as an eraser, sharpener and transparent ruler. To eat, candidates must ask the inspector to leave the test room and go to a designated place for this purpose.
USP offers 11,147 vacancies. Among the 8,230 vacancies offered by Fuvest, 4,961 will be open to competition; 2,173 will be reserved for public school applicants; 1,096 for candidates from public schools, black, brown and indigenous; the other 2,917 vacancies will be offered by the system that uses the score of the National High School Examination (Enem).
The Medicine course is the most sought after by students, with 14,401 enrollments. There are 118 applicants for each vacancy available. Psychology and International Relations are close behind, with 70.6 and 54.7 applicants per vacancy, respectively.
The disclosure of the results and those summoned for the second phase comes out on December 16th. Next phase assessments are scheduled for January 8th and 9th, 2023. Specific skills tests will be administered between January 11th and 14th.
The final result will be announced on the 30th of January in the first call.
*(With information from Marina Toledo, from CNN, in São Paulo)
Source: CNN Brasil
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