Provão Paulista 2025: registrations end this Friday (15)

Seduc-SP (São Paulo State Education Department) closes the registration period for the 2025 Provão Paulista Seriado this Friday (15) .

This year, the new feature is that EJA (Youth and Adult Education) students will also be able to compete for places in higher education at USP (University of São Paulo), Unesp (São Paulo State University), Unicamp (State University of Campinas), Fatecs (Technology Colleges of the State of São Paulo) and Univesp (Virtual University of the State of São Paulo).

According to the announcement , students from EJA (Youth and Adult Education), federal institutions, and public schools in other states must register through the Vunesp Foundation portal , which administers the exam. Participation and registration, which must be individual, are free.

Students from the state education network of SP, from Etecs of Centro Paula Souza , from municipalities in the state of São Paulo that joined the Provão and from schools linked to USP, Unesp and Unicamp are automatically registered and will take the tests at their schools of origin.

When registering, students must choose the location where the tests will be administered , at centers located in the cities of São Paulo, Guarulhos, Campinas, Presidente Prudente, Ribeirão Preto and Sorocaba.

Evidence

The exams for students enrolled in the third year of high school are scheduled for November 4th and 5th , in the morning. Students enrolled in the EJA program will also take the exams on the same days and times. Students enrolled in the EJA program will be eligible to participate if they completed their third term of high school in the first semester of 2025 or will complete this school year in the second semester of this year. Young people and adults who did not complete high school at the regular age will compete for spots in Group B of the Provão Paulista Seriado (São Paulo State Exam).

In the Provão Paulista Seriado (São Paulo State Exam), the São Paulo State Government, in partnership with São Paulo's public universities and colleges, offers more than 15,000 spots for students completing basic education. Some spots are reserved for Black, mixed-race, and Indigenous students.

Students in all three grades of regular high school create a track record in the Provão Paulista Seriado (São Paulo State Exam) and must take the tests during the three years of their final year of basic education , with scores added together over the period. For EJA (Adult and Adult Education), only this year's test scores will be considered.