The State University of Pará (Uepa) announced the results of its second selection call for the 2026 entrance exam, approving a total of 1,700 candidates. Among these, 1,005 candidates were chosen through the general admission process, while 787 were admitted under the quota system designed to enhance inclusivity in education. This release follows the initial list of approved candidates made public at the end of January, revealing a steady interest in Uepa’s educational offerings.

The approved candidates have specific deadlines to fulfill the next steps in their enrollment process, including an online pre-registration by Monday (the 23rd) and final confirmation by Friday (the 27th). This structured timeline is crucial to ensure that the university can efficiently allocate the limited spots available in a variety of undergraduate programs, which encompass Education, Health, and Technology across the university's 23 campuses located in 19 municipalities of Pará.

Additionally, the article outlines the necessary documents required for completing the enrollment process, which include identity verification and proof of military service for male candidates over 18. This meticulous process emphasizes Uepa's commitment to proper administration and support for incoming students, thereby establishing a collaborative path toward their academic success and integration into university life.