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Second phase of the higher education access contest with more than 11 thousand vacancies

Diário de Viseu1 September 2026 at 13:30

The second phase of the higher education access contest has more than 11 thousand vacancies available for candidates. This phase is intended for students who were not placed in the first phase or who wished to apply again.

The results of this second phase are expected to be announced on September 30th. Candidates will be able to check the placements through the designated online platform.

This edition of the contest reflects the continued demand for higher education in Portugal, with thousands of students competing for the available vacancies in the various institutions across the country.

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