The Permanent Commission for Entrance Examinations (Comvest) at Unicamp has opened registrations for the Enem-Unicamp 2027 selection process. Registrations can be made exclusively through the Comvest website ( HERE ), from October 1st to 20th, 2026.
Those interested must fill out an electronic form and pay the registration fee of R$ 50,00 . Payment can be made until October 21st. Candidates registered for the Unicamp 2027 entrance exam with a fee waiver are also exempt from the Enem-Unicamp process.
The official announcement with the rules of the process is already available on the Comvest website. 431 places are offered. Some of these places are reserved for transgender, transvestite, or non-binary people and for people with disabilities. It is possible to choose up to two courses and use the ENEM score, considering only the 2026 edition. The list of courses and places is available on the Comvest website and in the official announcement.
The places available through the Enem-Unicamp 2027 program are intended for four registration segments:
1 - Applicants who have completed their entire high school education in a Brazilian public school.
2 – People who have completed their entire high school education in a Brazilian public school and self-identify as Black, mixed-race, or Indigenous.
3 – People who opt for quotas for People with Disabilities (PwDs) and people who opt for quotas for trans, transvestite, or non-binary individuals.
Attention: Certification of high school education through ENEM or ENCCEJA is not accepted as proof of having attended a public school.
Individuals who have completed any period of high school at a private institution, even on a scholarship, are not eligible to apply for places in the Enem-Unicamp program, except for candidates opting for reserved places for people with disabilities and transgender individuals.
Individuals who have completed any undergraduate or graduate degree at a public institution (federal, state, or municipal) are not eligible to apply through the Enem-Unicamp program.
To be eligible for quotas based on ethnic-racial criteria, individuals who self-identify as Black or mixed-race must possess phenotypic traits that characterize them as Black, of Black or mixed-race color. These individuals must complete the specific self-declaration field on the registration form and, if summoned, will be submitted, during the enrollment period, to a Verification Committee, appointed by the Executive Directorate of Human Rights, for validation of the self-declaration.
Those opting for indigenous vacancies must present the documentation required by the Notice during the registration process.
Quotas for trans people
To be eligible for places reserved for transgender people, applicants must self-declare as stipulated in article 14-K of Resolution CONSU-A-032/2017, fill out the specific field in the registration form, and attach a life story (according to the model in the 2027 ENEM Notice and Manual) describing their gender transition trajectory and the process of affirming their gender identity, understood as the set of characteristics that comprise transsexuality, transgenderism, transvestism, transmasculinity, and/or non-binary identity.
The verification of the life story will be carried out by a Verification Committee appointed by Comvest, chaired by a professor, composed of a student and a staff member, with representation from the Gender and Sexuality Committee of DEDH, including at least one trans, transvestite, or non-binary person.
The preliminary results of the analysis will be published in the candidate's logged-in area on the Comvest website on November 24, 2026.
Quotas for people with disabilities
To be eligible for places reserved for people with disabilities, individuals with disabilities must certify their disability, as stipulated in article 14-B of CONSU-A-032/2017 Resolution. It will be necessary to complete and attach the disability verification form, available in the Notice and on the Comvest website, following all required instructions. The medical report, which must be submitted using the official form, must:
I. It must have been issued within a maximum period of one year from the start date of registration.
II. Contain the clinical identification, with the name of the health condition and the respective ICD (International Classification of Diseases) or ICF-1 (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) code.
III. To present a detailed description of the impairments in bodily functions and structures, of a prolonged nature.
IV. Describe the socio-environmental factors and barriers (architectural, communicational, attitudinal, or technological) faced by the candidate.
V. Indicate the limitations in the performance of activities and the restrictions on participation resulting from the interaction between the impairment and external barriers.
VI. Must be accompanied by an audiogram (for cases of deafness or hearing impairment) or an ophthalmological report using a Snellen chart to assess visual acuity (for cases of blindness or low vision).
VII. It must be filled out legibly, contain no erasures, and bear the signature and stamp of the specialist physician, along with their respective registration number from the CRM (Regional Council of Medicine).
The analysis of the submitted medical documents will be carried out by a panel of experts appointed by Comvest, with the participation of the Executive Board for Student Support and the Executive Board for Human Rights. The preliminary result of the analysis will be published in the candidate's logged-in area on the Comvest website on December 1, 2026.
Tests and summons
The ENEM exams are the responsibility of the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (INEP), linked to the Ministry of Education. There will be Specific Skills tests, in virtual format , for the following courses: Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Dance, and Music courses. The exam syllabi, schedules, and guidelines are available in the ENEM-Unicamp 2027 Manual and on the Comvest website. In the case of candidates for Music courses who are simultaneously registered for ENEM-Unicamp and the Unicamp Entrance Exam, the skills test will be a single one.
There will be up to five calls for online registration. The registration calendar dates will coincide with the dates of the Unicamp 2027 Entrance Exam calls, the first of which will be on January 25, 2027, for online registration on January 26 and 27, 2027.
Multiple Entries
Those interested may register simultaneously in more than one of Unicamp's selection systems for 2027 (Unicamp Entrance Exam, Enem-Unicamp modality, Indigenous Entrance Exam, Olympic Vacancies modality and Provão Paulista).
During the admission period, if a candidate has been called for enrollment in the same course, in the same round, for both the 2027 University Entrance Exam and the ENEM-Unicamp exam, the vacancy to be filled will be that of the University Entrance Exam. If a candidate has been called for enrollment in different courses, in the same round, for both the 2027 University Entrance Exam and the ENEM-Unicamp exam, the candidate will make their choice at the time of enrollment.
Upon completing your registration in one of the systems, the candidate will be automatically removed from the ranking list of the other admission systems. If you are enrolled in the same course, are called in any system, and do not register, your name will be removed from the calls in other systems.
