
The exam will be administered on the 8th and 15th of November; The region has more than 28 thousand candidates with confirmed registrations.
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The National High School Exam (Enem) is a Brazilian educational assessment applied annually by Inep.
The National High School Examination (Enem) 2026 will be administered on the 8th and 15th of November. In Uberlândia and Uberaba, in the Triângulo Mineiro, 28,097 candidates had their registration confirmed to participate in the test.
Uberlândia has the largest number of participants, with 19,291 candidates. Next comes Uberaba, with 8,806 confirmed registrations.
g1 prepared a checklist for candidates.
Test dates
Enem 2026 will be administered on two Sundays, with 90 multiple-choice questions each day.
November 8
45 questions on Languages, Codes and their Technologies, including Portuguese and foreign languages (English or Spanish);
45 questions from Human Sciences and their Technologies;
Essay.
November 15th
45 questions on Mathematics and its Technologies;
45 questions on Natural Sciences and their Technologies.
Application times
All times follow the Brasilia time zone. The candidate will only be able to leave the application location with the question booklet in the last 30 minutes before the end of the test.
Gates opening: 12pm;
Gates closing: 1pm;
Tests start: 1:30 pm;
Departure without the question book: from 3:30 pm;
Departure with the question book: from 6:30 pm on the first day and from 6 pm on the second day;
End of application: 7pm on the first day and 6:30pm on the second day.
Test locations
The application addresses are available on the Registration Confirmation Card, which can be consulted on the Participant Page, using the Gov.br platform login and password.
The document also informs the dates, times and any authorized specialized services.
Although it is not mandatory to present the card on test days, the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep) recommends that candidates take a copy to make it easier to find the room.
What you need to take to Enem
Document: ID, National Driving License (CNH), passport or other official identification document with photo accepted by Inep. Digital documents are also valid, as long as they are presented in official applications;
Pen: black ink ballpoint pen, made of transparent material. The recommendation is to take at least two;
Confirmation card: not mandatory, but Inep recommends that the participant take a copy;
Food: water and snacks can be consumed during the test, but food may be inspected;
Declaration of attendance: anyone who needs to prove their presence at the test location must bring a printed document.
What you can't take to Enem
Cell phones, calculators and electronic devices: must be turned off and stored in the storage envelope before entering the room. If any device emits sound during the test, the candidate may be eliminated;
Communication devices: headphones and equipment capable of receiving or transmitting messages;
Accessories: sunglasses, caps, hats, beanies and visors;
School materials: pencils, erasers, rulers, concealers and non-transparent material pens;
Reference materials: books, notes and printed materials.
Objects not permitted during the test must be stored as instructed by the inspectors. It is also prohibited to consume alcoholic beverages, smoke or use illicit drugs at the application site.
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Application of Enem tests on November 8th and 15th, 2026
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