Enem 2026: Rondônia has more than 43 thousand registered; see exam times

Rondônia has 43,682 registered for Enem, which starts this Sunday (8). Students must pay attention to the time zone, which is 1 hour less than Brasília.

Of the total registered in the state, 30,679 are exempt and 13,003 pay. The national exam brings together more than 5 million participants.

This first Sunday (8), the tests are in Languages, Human Sciences and writing. Closing in the state will be at 6pm.

On the second Sunday (15), candidates will do Mathematics and Natural Sciences. The test location is available on the Admit Card.

MEC offers free digital tools for study. Enem grades are used to access higher education in Brazil and Portugal.

Rondônia has 43,682 registered for the National Secondary Education Examination (Enem) 2026. The first stage of the tests will be administered this Sunday (8), and the second, on November 15th. Candidates must pay attention to the time zone: the state is one hour less than Brasília.

In Rondônia time, the gates open at 11am and close at noon. The tests start at 12:30 pm. As Enem follows Brasília time, candidates need to consider local time so as not to miss the exam.

According to the government of Rondônia, of the 43,682 registered in the state, 30,679 are exempt from the registration fee and 13,003 paid to participate. Across the country, the exam brings together more than 5 million candidates.

On the first day of the tests, participants answer the Language and Human Sciences questions and write the essay. The exam ends at 6pm, Rondônia time.

On the second Sunday (15), the opening and closing times of the gates will be the same. Candidates will take the Mathematics and Natural Sciences tests. The exam ends at 5:30 pm, also local time.

Confirmation and preparation card

The Registration Confirmation Card, which informs the test location, is available on the Participant's Page.

The recommendation is that candidates follow the guidelines of the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep) to avoid unforeseen events.

In this final stretch, students can use free digital resources from the Ministry of Education (MEC). The MEC Enem app offers interactive simulations, an exercise bank, video classes and writing guidelines.

Platforms such as MEC Idiomas and MEC Livros offer courses and digital libraries, while the Guia do Enem portal brings together tips and answers to frequently asked questions.

Enem is the main gateway to higher education in Brazil. The grades can be used in the Unified Selection System (Sisu), in the University for All Program (Prouni) and in the Student Financing Fund (Fies).

The result is also accepted in the selection processes of Brazilian universities and colleges, as well as educational institutions in Portugal.