On March 10, 2023, the University of the State of Pará (Uepa) officially announced the second retest for the 2026 Vestibular exam, along with the first retest for specialized selection processes that cater to the courses in Letters-Libras, Music, and specifically for Quilombola and Indigenous students. Additionally, a new Gastronomy course has opened up, adding to the opportunities available for prospective students.

Candidates who were accepted in these retests are required to undertake two essential steps to secure their enrollment. The first step, the pre-registration, is conducted entirely online and is scheduled for March 10 and 11, 2023. Following this, candidates must confirm their enrollment in person at the Academic Record and Control Coordination (CRCA) of the respective campuses where they were accepted, with specific dates for quota candidates and other candidates set from March 11 to March 13, 2023.

Moreover, candidates competing for slots under affirmative action measures must also report to the Institutional Committees for Heteroidentification to verify their identity. This procedure shows Uepa's commitment to implementing inclusive educational policies and ensuring fair access to education for underrepresented groups, including those from Quilombola and Indigenous communities.