
In Piauí, the number of women registered for Enem 2026 is almost 1.5 times greater than that of men; there are more than 72 thousand candidates against 48.7 thousand candidates
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The National High School Examination (Enem) 2026 in Piauí records more than 72 thousand women registered, almost 1.5 times greater than the number of men (48.7 thousand). In total, 120.8 thousand people are confirmed. The data comes from Inep's Enem 2026 Panel, which allows you to consult indicators by state and municipality.
More than 72 thousand women will take Enem 2026 in Piauí; see rules and exam times — Photo: Reproduction
In Piauí, the number of women enrolled in the National High School Exam (Enem) 2026 is almost 1.5 times greater than that of men. There are more than 72 thousand candidates, compared to 48.7 thousand candidates, a difference of more than 23 thousand applications. In total, 120.8 thousand people are confirmed to take the test this Sunday (8).
The data is part of the Enem 2026 Panel, from the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep). The tool allows you to consult indicators by state and municipality, including age group, school status and specialized services.
On the first day, participants will answer questions on Languages, Codes and their Technologies, Writing and Human Sciences and their Technologies. On the second day, tests on Natural Sciences and its Technologies and Mathematics and its Technologies will be administered.
⚠️ What is mandatory to bring
Official document with photo, physical or digital, such as e-Título, Digital National Driving License (CNH) or Digital RG
Black ballpoint pen with transparent body
Registration confirmation card (optional, but recommended)
✅ What you can take with you on Enem day
Water, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, preferably in transparent packaging without labels
Religious items, such as kippah and veil
Accessibility materials, as long as they can be inspected
Face mask, if the participant wishes to use it
Bag or backpack, which must remain under the wallet or inside the storage envelope provided by the applicators, duly sealed and identified
🚫 What you can't take on Enem day
Sunglasses, cap, hat, visor, beanie and similar accessories
Non-transparent body pens, pencils, erasers, rulers and concealers
Books, notes and printed materials
Watches and ear protectors
Electronic devices, such as cell phones, headphones, smartwatches, calculators and pen drives
Cell phones and other electronic devices must remain turned off and sealed in the envelope provided by the applicators. If they make any sound, even inside the envelope, the candidate will be eliminated
⏱️ Test times (Brasília time)
Gates opening: 12pm
Gates closing: 1pm
Tests start: 1:30 pm
End of the tests on the first day: 7pm
End of the tests on the second day: 6:30 pm
The candidate will only be able to leave the test site taking the question booklet in the last 30 minutes before the end of the exam.
As the test lasts up to five and a half hours, it is also recommended to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
*Yngridy Vieira, intern under the supervision of Lucas Marreiros.

The first day of Enem takes place this Sunday with five million registered candidates. Around 10,000 new test locations were added, allowing 85% of public school students to take the exam at their own school. The Languages, Codes and their Technologies, Human Sciences and writing tests follow Brasília time, with gates opening at 12pm and closing at 1pm.

The first day of Enem 2026 tests, this Sunday (8), will have hot weather and no rain in Paraíba, with temperatures between 21°C and 39°C. In João Pessoa, the forecast is sunny with lots of clouds and a variation of 26°C to 32°C.

A community course run by volunteer teachers in Araçatuba, in the interior of São Paulo, helps scholarship holders and more than 100 public school students in the final stretch of the Enem, focusing on repertoires for writing and time management. The test takes place this Sunday throughout Brazil.

Mato Grosso records 81,772 confirmed registrations for Enem 2026, of which 43,098 are high school graduates and 22,339 have already graduated. Brown candidates are the majority with 37,027 participants. The tests will be administered in 58 municipalities in the state.

Macapá City Hall guarantees free public transport during Enem 2026, with 65 buses running from 8 am to 10 pm in the North, South, East and West zones of the capital, to facilitate students' movement to the test locations.

Students who will take the Enem in the state of São Paulo will have free access to metropolitan public transport on the 8th and 15th of November, between 9am and 9pm, without the need for proof of education.