The Federal University of Western Pará (Ufopa) has announced the candidates who have qualified in its second call for the Unified Selection Process 2026, which was made public on February 10. Candidates who are on the list must present the necessary documentation for the institutional bond qualification by attending in person on specified dates: February 23, 24, and 25. Failure to present these documents may result in elimination from the selection process, emphasizing the importance of adherence to guidelines laid out in the call notice.

In addition to the document submission, candidates with disabilities (PcD) are required to undergo a medical examination, for which they must schedule appointments between February 10 and 25. This examination is a crucial step in ensuring that all candidates meet necessary qualifications and comply with the regulations set forth for the selection process. The medical assessments begin on February 11, indicating the university's systematic approach to inclusivity.

The qualifying process not only serves to confirm candidates' eligibility based on their submitted information but also highlights Ufopa's commitment to providing opportunities for diverse applicants, including those with disabilities. By implementing these structured steps, Ufopa aims to maintain transparency and fairness in its selection process, paving the way for new students to commence their educational journeys at the university.