“MS Supera” publishes list of registrants and opens deadline for appeals – Education and Technology

The MS Supera Program, which will pay aid of R$1,412 per month to students studying undergraduate and technical professional education courses, published this Friday (3rd) the lists of qualified, disabled and disqualified candidates. It is not yet the final list of those who will receive the benefit.

Since, from Monday (the 6th), candidates who feel disadvantaged will be able to appeal. The deadline ends on May 9th. At this stage, registration for the program is suspended between the 6th and 26th, and will only reopen on May 27th.

To check the SEAD (Secretariat of Social Assistance for Human Rights) lists, click here.

After analyzing the resources, the secretariat will publish the final list, within the number of vacancies, calling for the Scholarship Concession Term to be signed.

Resource rules

1 – The interested party or interested party who feels aggrieved may submit an appeal in the “candidate area”, within the period of May 6th to 9th, 2024, directly on the SEAD page (http://www.sead. ms.gov.br – MS SUPERA tab).

2 – Appeals must be duly substantiated, in a clear and objective manner, with a maximum of 1500 characters, and provided with the reasons that justify the intended review, under penalty of non-acknowledgement.

3 – Appeals presented in a different way than expected will not be acknowledged and appeals will not be accepted by post, e-mail or facsimile, nor after the established deadline.

4- It will not be permitted to add new documents within the appeal period.

5 – Appeals will be assessed within the period of May 10 to 23, 2024.

Vacancies – Among the 1,300 vacancies, 1,100 will be allocated to in-person or distance learning undergraduate courses and 200 to technical professional education courses.

Students must prove an individual income of up to one minimum wage or a family income of no more than three minimum wages.

Supes (Superintendency of Structuring Social Programs), which manages the program at Sead, pointed out that many candidates presented conflicting data when registering, for example, regarding income.

When crossing this information with CadÚnico, this information was verified. There were still candidates who did not send the requested documents and even those who did not fit the profile of the program, which focuses on low-income students.

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