The State University of São Paulo (Unesp) has announced the results of the second call for candidates who participated in the vestibular, the entrance exam for various undergraduate courses starting in 2026. A total of 7,047 vacancies are available across different programs, and candidates can check their standings on the Vunesp website or through Unesp's graduation system, Sisgrad. The enrollment for those on the second call is set for February 9 and 10, 2026, through a virtual platform.

Additionally, candidates who were not initially placed can apply for a second option of study program on the same dates, though they will only be considered after all first-choice candidates have been accounted for. This structure allows greater flexibility for students, particularly those who may have missed out on their first preferred option, promoting increased accessibility in higher education.

A significant aspect of Unesp's admission policy is its commitment to public education, with 50% of the available spots in each course reserved for students who completed their secondary education in public schools. Furthermore, 35% of these reserved spots are specifically allocated to those eligible under the quota system, reflecting the university's dedication to promoting inclusivity and educational equity among its student population.