Students pre-selected in the first call of the University for All Program for the second semester of 2026 have until Friday (24) to prove the information presented during registration.
Prouni: pre-selected candidates have until Friday to prove data
Students pre-selected in the first call of the University for All Program for the second semester of 2026 have until Friday (24) to prove the information presented during registration. The documentation must be...
The documentation must be delivered directly to the private higher education institution where the candidate obtained pre-selection. The procedure can be carried out in person or electronically, according to the college's guidelines.
After receiving the files, the institution must provide proof to the student. You can also request additional documents if you consider it necessary to confirm personal, educational or income data.
The list of those approved is available in the Prouni area on the Single Portal for Access to Higher Education. The result of the first call was published on July 15, the same date on which the deadline for proving the information began.
In this edition, the program offers 471,304 scholarships in 380 courses offered by 879 private institutions. There are 219,725 full opportunities, which cover the entire monthly fee, and 251,579 partial scholarships, equivalent to 50% of the cost.
Of the total, 35,365 places are reserved for people with disabilities. Another 188,880 were reserved for black, brown and indigenous candidates, while 247,059 belong to the broad competition.
Those who did not appear on the first list will still be able to compete in the second call, the results of which are scheduled for August 5th. In this case, those invited must present the documentation between the 5th and 14th of the same month.
Candidates will also be able to express interest on the waiting list on August 26th and 27th. The result will be announced on September 1st, and the information must be verified by the 14th.
Students awarded a partial scholarship will be able to use the Student Financing Fund to complete the payment of the monthly fee, as long as the course and institution participate in Fies and meet the required conditions.
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Source: Noticias ao Minuto - Ultima Hora
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