San Marcos: young people with limited resources will be exempted from paying to pass the admission examination | PICTURES | Photo 1 of 5 | New

Good news for young people with limited resources! The National University of San Marcos (UNMSM) announced that about a thousand candidates with good academic results and living in extreme poverty will be exempted from paying for the next admission exam, which will take place on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th March 2019.

To gain access to this advantage, young people must be in the status of "extreme poverty" and, to be exempt, they must present only their National Identity Document (NID), a simple application and a water bill. or electricity. The social workers of the UNMSM they will evaluate the order and verify the candidates' data.

The first and second posts of public educational institutions may also be exempt from payment; children of teachers and administrative staff of San Marcos; military service personnel housed and those in the Comprehensive Reparation Plan (PIR).

For this admission process, the UNMSM a total of 4,768 vacancies, which will be divided among the 66 vocational schools. Candidates from the academic areas health sciences, basic sciences and economics and management will pass the test on Saturday, March 9while the fields of engineering, human sciences, and legal and social sciences will do the same. Sunday, March 10.

The National University of San Marcos He said that the National Register of Identification and Civil Status (Reniec) will be responsible, once again, for biometric identification throughout the university campus. In addition, security systems with facial identification will be strengthened.

In addition, candidates can use a special code located in the prospect to perform virtual simulations with the structure of the Deco test (cognitive skills).