Fuvest 2021: see the official testimony of the first phase of the entrance exam | Education

The test was applied in 35 cities in the state of São Paulo. There were 90 multiple-choice questions on biology, physics, geography, history, English, mathematics, Portuguese, and chemistry, in addition to interdisciplinary questions.

The test lasted 5 hours and the students were listened to by the G1 He chose the questions of chemistry, physics and mathematics as the most difficult in this year’s exam. The list of those invited to the second phase of the entrance exam will be announced on February 1. The long-awaited list of candidates selected in the contest should only be known on March 19, according to the Fuvest calendar.

The test of the first phase of the Fuvest 2021 entrance exam for admission to the University of São Paulo (USP) was held on Sunday (10) with a month delay due to the coronavirus pandemic. About 130 thousand registered candidates will participate in a special scheme with attention to Covid-19 prevention. Due to the pandemic, the test will be applied at 148 sites this year, up from 88 in 2020.

• REAL TIME: Watch Fuvest’s 1st Phase Coverage
• What changed in the entrance exam schedule due to the pandemic

The test doors opened at noon and closed at 1pm. The coronavirus pandemic brought changes to the entrance exam, starting with the calendar itself. Fuvest felt that it should provide more opportunities for candidates to prepare for the exam after an academic year away from the classroom, and the test, which was scheduled for November, was postponed until early 2021.

The content of the test has also been changed, and the focus will be on learning from the first and second year of high school, which does not mean that the test is easier or that subjects that would be covered in the third year are not downloaded.

The dynamics of the race also changed: candidates will not be able to eat inside the room test application. If they want to eat, they must ask permission from the supervisor and eat in a place marked by the school coordination. However, the time that the candidate spent with food was not replaced in the total time of the test, according to the protocol.

Wearing a mask is also mandatory. The only time the student can leave was to drink water and during facial recognition. During the test, an inspector passed through the room with a tablet to do the reconnaissance.

In addition, in order to comply with necessary distance between portfolios. The maximum occupancy is 40% in each room.

See Fuvest’s recommendations for the 2021 contest

Upon reaching the test site:

• Go immediately to the classroom;
• Avoid staying in the hallway;
• Wear the mask the entire time you are at school.

Upon reaching the test application room:

• Identify yourself: Show your official photo ID to the room inspector. It is not necessary to give the document to the supervisor. Avoid physical contact. Communicate only in an essential way;
• Sit down: identify your wallet – there’s a personalized paper card with your name on it and sit down. Avoid unnecessary traffic through the testing room;
• Hygienize-se: You will find an envelope with a cloth dipped in alcohol on your table. Open the envelope, take the cloth and wipe your table. Throw this tissue in the trash;

• Wear the mask throughout school;
• Fuvest will provide an envelope for each candidate to put on the used mask if they wish to change it while the exam is in progress;
• The candidate can freely use the alcohol gel available in the room and should ask the supervisor to bring the bottle. The student can also take their own alcohol gel;
• Candidates will not be able to eat inside the exam request room. If you want to eat, you must ask permission from the supervisor and eat in a place marked by the school coordination. However, the time that the candidate dedicates to their food will not be replaced in the total time of the test;
• Candidates may definitively leave the examination rooms only after 4:00 p.m.

The student should not go to the test site in case of:

• Suspicious case of Covid-19
• Confirmed diagnosis of Covid-19 as of January 1;
• Contact with confirmed case of Covid-19 after January 1.

• Document from original identity
• Transparent pen blue ink
• Pencil or mechanical pencil, pencil sharpener and eraser for erasers
• Transparent ruler
• Food and water. Due to biosecurity regulations, drinking fountains may be prohibited and the intake of solid food will take place outside the room.
• Fuvest Masks recommends that the candidate make a reservation.

ATTENTION: The use of hats, watches and electronic devices is prohibited. The cell phone must be turned off and placed in the envelope that will be delivered before the race.

This year, 11,147 admission places will be offered to USP. At least 8,242 of these vacancies will be destined to be selected by the Fuvest entrance exam. The other 2,905 places will be assigned by USP for the selection of students through the Unified Selection System (Sisu / Enem).

Another novelty is that for the first time, USP will reserve 50% of the vacancies for candidates from public schools as a measure in favor of social inclusion, since the university’s plan is to make Sisu one of the main admission modalities. In 2019, 45% of vacancies were allocated to quotas.

Another official rule is related to specific skills tests. Visual arts tests have been eliminated and music and performing arts tests will be online.

See the 10 most popular courses at Fuvest 2021

1. Medicine (São Paulo) – 154.6 candidates per vacancy
2. Medicine (Ribeirão Preto) – 129.1 candidates per vacancy
3. Medicine (Bauru): 78.4 candidates per vacancy
4. Psychology (São Paulo) – 78.1 candidates per vacancy
5. International relations: 55.3 candidates per vacancy
6. Superior Audiovisual Course – 46.4 candidates per vacancy
7. Biomedical Sciences – 45.5 candidates per vacancy
8. Veterinary Medicine: 43.8 candidates per vacancy
9. Psychology (Ribeirão Preto) – 41.9 candidates per vacancy
10. Design: 38.1 candidates per strike

• 1st phase test: January 10, 2021
• Disclosure of the list of participants for the 2nd Phase: February 1, 2021
• 2nd Phase tests: February 21 and 22, 2021
• Disclosure of the 1st approved list: March 19, 2021.