
Live broadcast with teachers takes place this Wednesday (14) to review test topics
g1 Campinas is promoting this Wednesday (14), at 3pm, a live broadcast with teachers from the Oficina do Estudante school to review content and answer questions from candidates who will take the first phase of Unicamp's 2027 Entrance Exam.
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The first phase of Unicamp's 2027 Entrance Exam is close to taking place.
A few days before the first phase of Unicamp's 2027 Entrance Exam, g1 Campinas is holding a question-answer session with teachers on topics that may appear in the test this Wednesday (14).
The program is an opportunity for candidates to review content and answer questions that were left behind.
The live broadcast will be at 3pm, ON THIS PAGE;
A team of teachers from the Oficina do Estudante school will discuss some of the topics that may appear on the test;
Subjects include biology, mathematics, Portuguese and current affairs.
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Live broadcast at 3pm.
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