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Overview
- - The MEC and Inep reported approximately 70% presence across both Sundays, with about 1,700 eliminations for misconduct among 4.81 million registered candidates in 1,805 municipalities.
- - The official answer key for the second day will be released on Nov. 20 and final scores are slated for January 2026.
- - Candidates affected by issues such as power outages, disasters or security incidents can seek reapplication via the Participant Page from Nov. 17–21, with approved cases sitting makeup tests on Dec. 16–17.
- - Specific adjustments include a new date for candidates from the Ciep 173 in Acari, Rio de Janeiro after a shooting, provisions for tornado-hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu (PR), and special applications in Belém, Ananindeua and Marituba on Nov. 30 and Dec. 7 due to COP30.
- - For 2026, authorities plan to use Enem to evaluate high school completion and are studying applications in Mercosur capitals, while the 2025 edition introduced the testlet format and metal detectors to bolster test design and security.