Enem in TO: more than 43 thousand students must take the test this Sunday (8)

Tocantins has 43,530 people registered to take the National High School Exam (Enem) this Sunday (8). The test serves as a gateway to higher education. This weekend, the application will involve questions on languages, codes and their technologies, humanities and writing.

The gate will open at 12pm and close at 1pm. The tests start at 1:30 pm, but the question book can only be taken from 3:30 pm. Due to the writing, the exam will last five hours and thirty minutes.

The cities with the highest number of confirmed registrations are Palmas (10,979), Araguaína (6,480), Gurupi (2,694), Porto Nacional (2,346) and Paraíso do Tocantins (2,046).

The most important thing is the identification document, because without it, the candidate cannot take the test. Identity cards, passports, national driving licenses, printed work cards issued after January 27, 1997 are accepted, in addition to e-Título, digital CNH, digital ID or Digital CIN applications.

The candidate must also bring a transparent ballpoint pen with black ink. The recommendation is to test the pens before the test and, if possible, take two as a precaution.

It is also recommended to take the printed confirmation card. The document brings together information such as times, test location and other guidelines, but does not replace the identification document.

Can you bring food? Yes. Snacks, water and medicines are allowed. The water needs to be in a common container. All items will be inspected before the test.

Cell phones can be taken into the room, but they must be turned off and inside the envelope. It is also recommended that alarms be deactivated so that they do not go off during the exam. If this happens, the candidate is eliminated from the selection process.

Sunglasses and headgear, such as caps, hats, visors and beanies;

Pen made of non-transparent material, pencil, mechanical pencil, eraser, ruler and concealer;

Books, manuals, leaflets, printed materials and notes;

Ear protection and watch of any type;

Cell phone, smartphone, tablet, wearable technology, calculator, recorder, pen drive, audio player and similar;

Proof headphones, transmitters, data receivers, alarm keys and any other foreign materials.