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Back'It's not my focus': 17-year-old student leaves Enem among the first and reveals his dream of pursuing a military career in PI
'It's not my focus': 17-year-old student leaves Enem among the first and reveals his dream of pursuing a military career in PI
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'It's not my focus': 17-year-old student leaves Enem among the first and reveals his dream of pursuing a military career in PI

Domingos Wilson Carvalho, 17 years old, assessed the test as difficult and said that his focus is not Enem

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  • Student Domingos Wilson Carvalho, 17 years old, was one of the first to leave the National High School Exam (Enem) 2026 this Sunday (8), in Teresina.
  • He assessed the test as difficult and stated that his focus is not on Enem, but on military competitions next year.
  • In Piauí, 120.8 thousand people are registered and the tests take place in 49 municipalities.

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Why It Matters

Enem 2026 is being applied in Piauí with 120.8 thousand registered in 49 municipalities. On the first day, participants answer questions on Languages, Codes and their Technologies, Writing and Human Sciences and their Technologies, from 1:30 pm to 7:00 pm. On the second day, they will take tests in Natural Sciences and its Technologies and Mathematics and its Technologies.

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Student Domingos Wilson Carvalho, 17 years old, was one of the first candidates to leave the National High School Exam (Enem) this Sunday (8), in Teresina. He left the test site at 4:02 pm and assessed the assessment as difficult.

A student at the Full-Time State Center (Ceti), Professor José Pacifico de Moura Neto, Domingos stated that Enem is not his main goal. According to the student, he intends to dedicate the next year to preparing for military competitions.

"It was a difficult test. But for those who had time to study, it's fine. Honestly, my focus is not the Enem, I'm going to focus next year on taking the exam, which I want to pass in a specific area, which is the military area, which is my dream, it's my dream."

"I came to do it because of my parents who encourage me, 'go do it, it's not what you want, but do it'. It's good for me to train for my competition", added the teenager.

When commenting on the essay, the student said he expected a topic related to technology or artificial intelligence, but managed to develop the text despite the surprise.

"It's a good topic. I thought it was going to be something about technology or AI, but as it caught on in the health area, it was really scary. Then people have no idea, but I managed to come up with it."

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Enem in Piauí

In Piauí, 120.8 thousand people are registered for Enem 2026. According to the State Department of Education of Piauí (Seduc), the tests are carried out in 49 municipalities.

On this first day, participants answer questions on Languages, Codes and their Technologies, Writing and Human Sciences and their Technologies. The application started at 1:30 pm and ends at 7:00 pm.

On the second day of application, candidates will take the tests in Natural Sciences and its Technologies and Mathematics and its Technologies.

Domingos Wilson Carvalho, 17 years old, was one of the first to leave Enem this Sunday (8), in Teresina — Photo: Vitória Bacelar/g1

Open Questions

  • What was the student's score on the Enem?
  • What specific military competition does he intend to take?
  • How many candidates left the test site before closing time?

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