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01/08/2013
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Rio - The Unified Selection System (Sisu) will offer 129,279 jobs in 3751 courses of 101 public institutions of higher education. The information is already available to applicants in the site system. The tool was created by the Ministry of Education (MEC) in 2009 to unify the process of selecting universities and federal institutes of education.
Vacancies shall be filled by students who took the National Secondary Education Examination (Enem) and obtained grade greater than zero in the newsroom. The system enters the air from 7 January 2013.
According to the schedule Sisu, published on Thursday in the Official Gazette, the application deadline is the 23 hours and 59 minutes of 11 January 2013 (GMT) and must be made exclusively on the internet at Sisu portal. For the selection of the first half of 2013 worth note Enem 2012, the disclosure of which, according to MEC, will be made on Friday.
Registration is in two places According to the announcement, the student may enroll in up to two options vague and should specify the order of preference, the place of supply, the course and turn. Additionally, you can choose the type of competition - in 2013 the Sisu will suit the Quota Law, August 2012. Entries are free and educational institutions should provide Internet access to students interested.
The result of the first call will be announced on January 14, 2013 and the second call, on Jan. 28, the site of Sisu and institutions. In the case of identical notes, the tie will be made in the following order of criteria: note in writing; note in languages, codes and its technologies; note in Mathematics and its technologies; note in Natural Sciences and Technologies and their note and Humanities their technologies.
The enrollment will be made at the institutions on days 18, 21 and 22 January for the first call and 1, 4 and 5 February for the second.
Source: The Day Online
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