Unified Selection System: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how students can use the Unified Selection System to gain access to public universities in Brazil.
The Unified Selection System is a centralized process used by the government to select students for enrollment in public universities.
Who it's for
This system is specifically designed for students who have taken the ENEM exam. If you have completed this national exam, you are eligible to participate in the selection process to seek a place in higher education.
What you get
The primary benefit of this system is gaining access to public universities (Universidade pública). This provides a pathway for students to enter higher education institutions that are funded by the government, allowing you to pursue various academic degrees and professional qualifications.
What it costs you
There is no fee required to use this system. Participating in the selection process does not cost you any money.
The catch to know
The most important thing to keep in mind is that competition is extremely high for popular courses. Because many students use their ENEM scores to apply for the same highly sought-after degrees, the cutoff requirements can be quite demanding. You should plan your course choices carefully based on your exam performance.
How to apply
- Complete and take the ENEM exam as required.
- Access the official portal to view the list of available courses and spots in public universities.
- Log in to the system to register your course preferences based on your exam results.
- Follow the official instructions on the portal to complete your selection.
You can find all the necessary information and manage your application through the official portal: https://sisu.mec.gov.br/