
Candidates must check the Admit Card and follow rules on documents and items allowed for the tests on November 8th and 15th.
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Enem is the main exam for access to higher education in Brazil, held annually on two Sundays.
The Enem tests, which have 472,000 registrants in MG, take place on Sundays (8) and (15) November. It is recommended to consult the Confirmation Card in advance.
The test location and other important information can be found on the Registration Confirmation Card. Candidates must plan their journey to the address indicated in advance.
On the day of the exam, it is mandatory to present an official identification document with a photo. Digital versions must be shown in official applications, excluding screenshots.
Participants must bring a black ballpoint pen in transparent material. It is also allowed to bring water, snacks and medicines, which may be inspected by the applicators.
Electronic devices must remain turned off and stored in a sealed storage envelope. Disabled alarms prevent sounds from causing the candidate to be eliminated.
The National High School Examination (Enem) tests will be held on the 8th and 15th of November, on two consecutive Sundays. Before leaving home, the guideline is to consult the Registration Confirmation Card, check the address where you will take the exam and separate the necessary documents and materials.
How to check the test location?
The address where each candidate will take the Enem can be found on the Registration Confirmation Card. In addition to the test location, the document contains other important information for the participant. The recommendation is to make an appointment in advance and plan your journey to the indicated address.
What documents are accepted?
On the day of the test, it is mandatory to present an official identification document with photo, physical or digital, in accordance with the exam rules. In the case of digital documents, identification must be presented through the official application. Screenshots are not accepted.
What to take to Enem?
The candidate must bring a black ink ballpoint pen made of transparent material. To avoid unforeseen events, it is recommended to have a spare pen. You can also take: water; snacks; necessary medications. Items can be inspected by the team responsible for the application.
And the cell phone?
Cell phones, watches, headphones, calculators and other electronic equipment must remain turned off and stored in the storage envelope provided at the test location. The envelope must remain sealed and under the desk during the exam and can only be opened after the participant has definitively left the location.
It is also important to disable alarms and other automatic functions. The emission of sounds by an electronic device, even when stored, can result in the candidate being eliminated.
What falls on each day?
November 8th, first day
Languages, Codes and their Technologies
Human Sciences and their Technologies
Writing
November 15th, second day
Natural Sciences and their Technologies
Mathematics and its Technology
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