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Enem 2026 Registrations Open With Automatic Enrollment for Public‑School Seniors

The rules aim to boost participation by automating registration for public‑school completers to produce data on high‑school performance.

Overview

  • Registrations opened on Monday, May 25 and run through June 5 with non‑exempt candidates required to pay an R$85 fee by June 10 to confirm their places.
  • Inep implemented automatic pre‑registration for students finishing high school in the public system who still must access the Página do Participante to confirm participation, choose foreign‑language options and request accessibility services.
  • The 2026 edital expands accessibility rules and specialized support by listing new conditions eligible for accommodations, allows a calculator for students with discalculia on the second day, and sets certification thresholds of 450 points per area and 500 on the essay.
  • The ministry expects to widen test sites to about 10,000 locations so roughly 80% of public‑school completers can sit the exam at their own schools and plans transport support for those who must travel.
  • On the first day of registration users reported slow pages and problems generating payment boletos while Inep published final results of fee‑waiver appeals the same day, a combination that raises operational risks to the schedule that have prompted past deadline extensions.