The Permanent Commission for University Entrance Exams (Comvest) will administer the in-person mock exam for the Unicamp Entrance Exam on Sunday, June 14th, starting at 13 PM. The exam will be held in the cities of São Paulo, Campinas, Piracicaba, and Limeira. The test locations for each participant are already available for consultation on the Comvest website, in the participants' logged-in area. https://www.comvest.unicamp.br/eventos/simuladopresencial/There are 7.020 students enrolled, who are currently attending or have already completed high school.
The gates will open at 12:00 PM and no participants will be admitted after 1:00 PM. Participants will have five hours to complete the mock exam, just as in the first phase of the entrance exam. The minimum time allowed in the room is two hours. Unicamp Mock Exam Regulations It is available on the Comvest website.
The exam will have the same format as the first phase of the Unicamp Entrance Exam, consisting of 72 multiple-choice questions, distributed as follows: 12 questions on Portuguese Language and Literature, 12 questions on Mathematics, 7 questions on History, 7 questions on Geography, 3 questions on Philosophy, 3 questions on Sociology, 7 questions on Physics, 7 questions on Chemistry, 7 questions on Biology, and 7 questions on English. Each question has four alternatives and is worth one point.
What to bring
Participants must bring the original identity document indicated on their registration, black pens in transparent casings, a black pencil, and an eraser. The use of a transparent ruler and compass is permitted. The use of cell phones, watches of any kind, and any other electronic equipment, correction fluid, mechanical pencils, highlighter pens, caps, hats, or other materials unrelated to the exam is prohibited. Water, juices, chocolates, and light snacks are permitted.
Results
Individual performance results will be released on June 29, 2026, in the logged-in area on the Comvest website. After the results are released, participants will also be able to compare their performance with the cut-off scores from the last entrance exam for their chosen course.
Comvest emphasizes that the mock exam does not guarantee points or places for admission. The objective of the mock exam is to allow students to have a reference point regarding their preparation for the exams. This action is part of the 40th anniversary celebrations of the Unicamp Entrance Exam, commemorated this year.
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