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Overview
- Inep named the voided items by booklet: Gray 115, 118, 172; Yellow 115, 121, 178; Blue 123, 132, 174; Green 132, 135, 168.
- The Federal Police was asked to investigate the authorship and conduct behind an online session that showed questions similar to those used on the test.
- Education Minister Camilo Santana said about 40,000 people accessed the live and called the annulments a precaution to protect fairness.
- Inep maintains no question matched identically, says security protocols were followed, and affirms the exam’s validity under TRI.
- Under TRI, canceled items are removed from scoring with recalculation to avoid advantage or harm, while students continue to demand greater transparency and some call for full annulment.