Teaching and Admission
The Brazilian Ministry of Education develops a periodical evaluation (both through tests applied on undergraduate students and infrastructure and faculty evaluation), and IME is usually ranked among the top three schools of the country in each of its Engineering specialties. The school's admission exam for its undergraduate program is famous for being considered one of the most difficult ones, and is usually composed of Math, Physics, Chemistry, Portuguese and English tests.
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