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UNICAMP Vestibular exam-day guide

UNICAMP Vestibular · Prepare for the day ahead.

Your checklist

Official photo ID

Bring the original, valid document with photo used in your registration; the name must match. Confirm the exact list of accepted documents with Comvest/the provider. needs_review.

Registration confirmation / exam location details

Print or note your candidate number, exam site, room, and schedule if the Manual do Candidato requires it. Confirm whether a printed copy is mandatory. needs_review.

Black ballpoint pen

Bring at least two working pens. Confirm the required ink colour and pen type in the current Manual do Candidato. needs_review.

Pencil, eraser, and sharpener

Bring only if the manual explicitly allows them for rough work. Confirm prohibited or permitted materials. needs_review.

Transparent water bottle and light snack

Bring only if allowed by the exam rules; keep packaging simple and quiet. Confirm whether food and drink are permitted in the room. needs_review.

Simple analog watch

A non-smart watch can help you pace yourself if permitted. Confirm whether watches are allowed and whether smart devices are banned. needs_review.

Manual do Candidato and exam instructions

Read the current manual for gate-closing time, prohibited items, ID rules, breaks, and scoring. Rules can change yearly.

Transport and route plan

Know the exact address, estimate travel time, and identify a backup route. Aim to arrive well before the gate closes.

Rest and health basics

Sleep adequately, eat normally, and avoid all-nighters. Fatigue costs more than one extra review session.

Leave electronic devices at home

Phones, smartwatches, and earbuds should stay home or be stored exactly as instructed. Do not rely on using them during the exam.

Money for transport and food

Carry enough cash or a payment method for transport and a snack, in case your plans change.

Comfortable clothes in layers

Exam rooms can be hot or cold. Dress comfortably and follow any dress rules in the manual.

Plan the day

Final 72 hours

Read the current Manual do Candidato, confirm your exam site and schedule, check your ID, print any required documents, plan your route, and pack your bag early. Keep study light: review summaries and past errors rather than starting new topics.

Final 48 hours

Do a short final review of high-yield notes and formulas, prepare clothes, check the weather and transport, and protect your sleep schedule. Avoid intensive cramming that leaves you exhausted.

Final 24 hours

Pack your ID, pens, water, snack, and any permitted items by the door. Set two alarms, confirm your departure time, avoid heavy study, and go to bed early.

Morning of the exam

Eat a normal breakfast, leave early, arrive before the gate-closing time, use the restroom, and stay calm. Do not cram in the final minutes; focus on instructions and logistics.

During the test

Read all instructions first, scan the paper, and allocate time by section. Answer easier questions first, transfer answers carefully to the answer sheet, and keep an eye on the clock. For written answers, respect line limits and write legibly.

Last 10 minutes

Check that your name and candidate number are correct, that no answers are misplaced, and that you have not left required fields blank. Confirm what you may take with you before leaving.

Rules to check

  • Bring the original official photo ID; entry may be refused without it. Confirm accepted documents with Comvest/the provider.

  • Arrive before the gate-closing time stated in the manual. Late candidates may not be admitted, and the decision is set by the exam provider.

  • Electronic devices must be switched off and stored exactly as instructed. Using a phone or smart device during the exam can lead to elimination.

  • Do not talk, borrow materials, or pass items during the exam. Follow every instruction from the room proctor.

  • Only the official answer sheet is graded. Fill it correctly, check the question numbering, and do not make stray marks that could confuse scanning.

  • For written answers, follow the line limits and instructions. Extra lines or off-topic answers may be ignored or penalized according to the manual.

  • Breaks and leaving the room are usually restricted; ask the proctor. Do not remove exam materials from the room.

  • Scoring and classification rules can change. Confirm in the Manual do Candidato how first-phase multiple-choice and second-phase written exams are weighted and whether wrong answers are penalized.