The Federal University of Acre (Ufac) has announced new preliminary results for students pursuing bachelor's degree placements for 2026, following the annulment of the first call and waiting list due to data inconsistencies with candidates. These issues arose from certain candidates' scores not being computed and a legal ruling favoring a participant who registered at the wrong campus. Following these complications, Ufac published the revised list on Wednesday, October 10, with participants given until October 11 to submit appeals regarding the new results.

Ufac’s academic authority, Ednaceli Damasceno, confirmed that the first results, which had been placed on hold, were republished earlier on Monday, October 9, alongside important adjustments to the overall timeline of the admissions process. In total, there have been four adjustments to the academic calendar, indicating a proactive approach to ensuring that all applicants have the chance to rectify their positions amidst the confusion caused by the initial announcement.

Looking ahead, Ufac plans to provide definitive results for these admissions on Friday, October 13, a critical deadline for students anxious about their future educational opportunities. The university's responsiveness to correcting procedural errors underscores its commitment to fairness in the admissions process, even as students await clarity on their admissions status.