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Overview
- Day one covered Linguagens and Ciências Humanas plus the essay, with gates opening at 12:00, closing at 13:00, tests starting at 13:30 and ending at 19:00 (Brasília time).
- The exam was applied in roughly 1,804 municipalities, with Belém, Ananindeua and Marituba rescheduled to November 30 and December 7 because of COP30.
- In Rio Bonito do Iguaçu (PR), the application changed after a tornado, and the minister said it is most likely the exam there will occur in December.
- Inep confirmed rules requiring an official photo ID in physical or approved digital form, black-ink transparent pens, and all electronics turned off and sealed under penalty of elimination.
- Local authorities supported access in Bahia, including free metro for candidates and a bus fare exemption in Salvador, while the official answer key is due by November 28 and the second exam day is November 16.