Enem 2026 live: follow the test coverage in real time

With live broadcasts, unofficial feedback, commented correction of questions and teacher analyses, g1 follows all stages of Enem 2026. See what you find in the special coverage.

By g1 Editorial

The National High School Exam (Enem) 2026 will be held next Sundays, November 8th and 15th, and g1 has prepared special coverage to accompany students before, during and after the tests.

During the two days of the exam, the public will be able to check out the main Enem news, service information, last-minute tips, unofficial answers, commented resolution of questions, teacher analyzes and the repercussion of topics that are trending on social media.

Coverage will be available on the g1 website, app and social media, with live broadcasts starting at 10am.

🔴 FOLLOW ENEM 2026 COVERAGE LIVE

📝 LINK TO THE UNOFFICIAL ENEM 2026 ANSWER

What you find in the Enem 2026 coverage:

Live broadcasts

On the two Sundays of the test, g1 will broadcast live, starting at 10 am, to follow each stage of the candidates' journey.

Before the gates open, students will be able to check last-minute tips, guidance on what to take and what not to take to the test, as well as key information about the exam.

Reporting teams will also monitor movement at the test sites, with information on the arrival of candidates, the opening and closing of the gates and the events that mark the two application days.

ENEM 2025 - Orange test booklet on the 2nd day of the test — Photo: Érico Andrade/g1

Unofficial feedback and correction of questions

After the tests are administered, g1 will make available the unofficial Enem 2026 answer sheet, prepared with the participation of Anglo teachers.

Students will be able to consult the answers to the questions and follow the commented resolution, with explanations from teachers about the content covered in the exam.

From 6:30 pm, g1 will also have a live program dedicated to correcting questions, allowing candidates to follow the analyzes and compare their answers.

Essay Topic and Teacher Analysis

On the first Sunday (8), one of the main highlights of the coverage will be the topic of the Enem 2026 essay.

As soon as the information is released, g1 will publish reports on the chosen subject, with analyzes from teachers and explanations about the possibilities of approaching the topic.

The coverage will also feature writing examples and comments from experts on the challenges of the proposal presented to candidates.

What time does Enem 2026 start?

The times are the same on both application days, with the exception of the closing of the tests.

Gates opening - 12pm (Brasília time)

Gates closing - 1pm

Tests start - 1:30 pm

End of tests — 1st day - 7pm

End of tests — 2nd day - 6:30 pm

The gates close promptly at 1pm, and candidates who arrive after this time will not be able to enter.

To take the test, it is mandatory to present an official identification document accepted by Inep and use a black ink ballpoint pen, made of transparent material.

The Registration Confirmation Card is not mandatory, but Inep recommends that participants carry the document to make it easier to find the test address.