📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Education (MEC) released, this Monday, March 2, the result of the second call for the selection process for the first semester of 2026 of the University for All Program (Prouni), on the Single Portal for Access to Higher Education. Pre-selected students must submit the relevant documentation to the higher education institution where they were selected to prove the information provided in their registration by March 13th. The candidate can attend the higher education institution or submit the documentation electronically. This is the largest edition in the history of Prouni, with 594,519 scholarships offered, 274,819 full (100%) and 319,700 partial (50%).
The institution must provide a specific field for forwarding on its website. If this is not possible, you should instruct employees to receive the documentation physically at the course offering locations where there are pre-selected candidates, during the institutions opening hours. All information about the rules of the selection process can be found in Notice no 2/2026.
Waiting list - To participate in the Prouni waiting list, the candidate must express their interest through the Single Access Portal on March 25th and 26th, 2026. The list will be available on the Prouni page, on the same portal, from March 31st, for consultation by higher education institutions and candidates.
Check out the Prouni 2026/1 schedule:
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Certification - The National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anisio Teixeira (Inep) made available, on the Participant Page, the declaration of compliance with the conditions for certification of secondary school completion. The document will allow pre-registration in higher education institutions of candidates from Prouni, the Unified Selection System (Sisu) or the Student Financing Fund (Fies) who, in addition to meeting the criteria for secondary education certification through Enem, also meet the prerequisites and deadlines established by the educational institutions. Prouni - Created in 2004 and established by Law no. 11,096/2005, the University for All Program offers scholarships (full and partial) in undergraduate and sequential specific training courses at private higher education institutions. The program takes place twice a year and its target audience is Brazilian students without a higher education diploma. MEC Social Communication Advisory, with information from the Secretariat of Higher Education (Sesu)
