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Inep Releases Confirmation Card and Candidates Can Now See Their Enem Exam Location

The exam will be given on November 8 and 15; 5,055,818 registrations were confirmed, and the gate closes at 1 p.m.

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Candidatos a caminho do Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio
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Inep, Brazil's national education research institute, on Tuesday (27) released the exam locations for Enem 2026. The information is on the registration confirmation card, available on the Participant Page, which requires logging in with a gov.br account, according to g1.

The exam will be given on November 8 and 15. According to the institute, 5,055,818 people had their registrations confirmed and are eligible to take the tests.

The card also shows the registration number, dates and times, the chosen foreign language (English or Spanish), specialized accommodations and use of a social name, when requested and approved. Bringing the document is not mandatory, but Inep recommends printing it.

g1 stresses that the gate closes at 1 p.m. and that candidates are advised to arrive at noon. To avoid delays, candidates should look up the address, calculate time and distance and, if possible, simulate the route on a Sunday, when traffic and public transportation operate differently.

Each day will have 45 language questions and 45 humanities questions, plus the essay, on the first Sunday; and 45 math and 45 natural sciences questions on the second.

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