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Sisu 2026 Opens Doors with Expanded Enem Score Options
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Sisu 2026 Opens Doors with Expanded Enem Score Options

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Key Facts

  • ✓ The Sisu 2026 selection process is the first to accept Enem scores from three consecutive years: 2023, 2024, and 2025.
  • ✓ A total of 11,500 vacancies are available across public universities in Piauí for the 2026 academic year.
  • ✓ The University of Piauí (UFPI) and the University of the Delta of Parnaíba (UFDPar) account for the largest share of vacancies with 6,720 spots.
  • ✓ Official registration for Sisu 2026 is scheduled to begin on January 19 and will conclude on January 23.
  • ✓ The Ministry of Education (MEC) made all vacancy information and selection rules available to the public starting January 11.
  • ✓ Candidates can currently consult available spots and specific course requirements through the official Sisu website before registering.

In This Article

  1. A New Era for University Admissions
  2. Vacancy Distribution in Piauí
  3. Registration Timeline and Process
  4. Understanding Selection Criteria
  5. Looking Ahead

A New Era for University Admissions#

The Sistema de Seleção Unificada (Sisu) has announced a significant change for the 2026 selection process, offering unprecedented flexibility to candidates. For the first time, students may utilize their Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio (Enem) scores from the three most recent editions of the exam. This policy shift applies to the 2023, 2024, and 2025 Enem results.

This expansion comes as the results for the Enem 2025 were officially released on Friday, January 16. The change is expected to increase access to higher education for thousands of students across the state of Piauí. It represents a major shift in how universities evaluate potential students, moving away from a single-year dependency.

Vacancy Distribution in Piauí#

The state of Piauí is offering a total of 11,500 vacancies in the 2026 public university selection process. These opportunities are distributed across several key institutions, ensuring a wide range of academic options for incoming students. The allocation reflects the capacity and demand for higher education in the region.

The majority of these spots are concentrated in federal universities, while state and technical institutions also contribute significantly to the total count. The specific distribution of vacancies is as follows:

  • Universidade Federal do Piauí (UFPI) and Universidade Federal do Delta do Parnaíba (UFDPar): 6,720 vacancies
  • Universidade Estadual do Piauí (Uespi): 4,260 vacancies
  • Instituto Federal do Piauí (IFPI): 557 vacancies

Registration Timeline and Process#

While the Ministry of Education (MEC) released vacancy information on Sunday, January 11, the official registration window has not yet opened. Candidates are currently in a preparatory phase where they can research their options. The system allows users to search for specific courses, institutions, or municipalities of interest to understand the requirements.

The selection process follows a strict timeline that candidates must adhere to. The Ministry of Education manages the centralized system, ensuring transparency and accessibility for all applicants. The key dates for the Sisu 2026 cycle are:

  • Pre-consultation Period: Currently open (started Jan 11)
  • Registration Period: January 19 to January 23 (closes at 23:59)
  • Regular Result Announcement: January 29

Understanding Selection Criteria#

Prospective students are advised to carefully review the specific selection criteria for their desired programs. The Sisu 2026 system provides detailed information regarding minimum score requirements and specific regulations for social quotas. These criteria vary by institution and course, making individual research essential for applicants.

The system is designed to be user-friendly, allowing candidates to filter searches by specific parameters. By accessing the official program website, students can identify which universities and courses align with their academic history and Enem scores. This preliminary research phase is crucial for making informed decisions once the registration window opens.

Looking Ahead#

The Sisu 2026 selection process marks a pivotal moment for university admissions in Piauí. By accepting scores from three consecutive years, the system acknowledges the diverse academic journeys of students. The availability of over 11,500 spots across major public institutions highlights the region's commitment to expanding educational access.

As the January 19 registration date approaches, candidates are encouraged to finalize their choices based on the available vacancy data and specific course requirements. The upcoming weeks will determine the academic future of thousands of students in the state. The final results, set for release on January 29, will conclude this intensive selection cycle.

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