UNAM opens more than two thousand places in undergraduate programs for applicants not selected after the entrance exam
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The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) announced the opening of more than two thousand university positions for undergraduate applicants who were not initially selected. Specifically, the institution made 2,024 spots available across 66 bachelor's degree programs for candidates who took an extraordinary control exam but failed to secure admission to their preferred majors.
The announcement was made on the night of Sunday, August 30. According to reports, this initiative specifically targets students categorized as non-selected or rejected following the control examination process.
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