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Overview
- More than 4.8 million candidates registered for the two-day exam, with attendance near 70% overall and no serious incidents reported beyond isolated power outages.
- Media outlets and teacher groups released extra-official answer keys and live analyses to help students gauge performance before Inep’s publication.
- Reapplication requests open from November 17 to 21 on the Participant Page, with approved retakes scheduled for December 16 and 17.
- In Pará, candidates in Belém, Ananindeua and Marituba will sit the exam on November 30 and December 7 due to COP30 scheduling.
- Teachers and candidates characterized the second-day tests as medium in difficulty with a strong ecology focus in biology and more reasoning-based mathematics, and results are expected in January 2026.