Enem 2019 opens Registration. Registration goes until May 17th!

This Monday (6) registrations for the Exam were opened National High School (Enem) 2019. Candidates have until May 17 to register for the tests that will be applied on November 3 and 10.

Among other changes for this year, snacks brought by candidates will be searched.

Registration fee and waiver

This year's entry fee is R$85, and must be paid between the 6th and the 23rd of May at bank branches, lottery houses or post offices.

The deadline for requesting Exemption from the Enem fee ended on April 10.

In all, 3,687,527 students requested the exemption. The information is from the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep).

These candidates are included in the following cases:

• Students from public schools or full scholarship holders from private schools who have a monthly family income of up to 1.5 minimum wages per person.
• Enrolled in the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadÚnico): those enrolled in CadÚnico are supported by Decree No. 6,135/2007, which grants exemption for participants with a family income of half a minimum wage per person or a total family income of up to three minimum wages. It is necessary to have a valid Identification Number (NIS) for the query to be made at the Federal Revenue Service.
• Students in the 3rd year of high school in public schools: they automatically gain exemption when they enroll in the Enem.

2019 Enem Registration 

To apply, candidates must register with the Enem's official website. On the page you will find a registration process that is different from previous years, and must follow guidelines indicated by a virtual help system called “Nanda”, which will request the CPF and RG number.

Shortly after registration, a password will be created to access the site that will also allow you to verify the candidate's confirmation card and results.

It is also necessary, at the time of registration, to inform a valid cell phone number and e-mail so that the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep), which organizes the test, send communicated.

According to Inep, until May 17, it will be possible to update contact details, change the city of tests, change the foreign language option and change specialized and / or specific service.

For candidates who need special attention, such as people with disabilities or breastfeeding mothers, the deadline for applying is also May 17th.

In addition, between May 20th and 24th, it will be possible to request assistance by the social name, in case the transsexual participant prefers not to be called by the name of the civil registry.

place of test

The confirmation card will only be available in October. In it, there will be a summary of the main information for the candidate: enrollment number; date, time and place of the tests; data on specialized care (if requested); and foreign language option (English or Spanish).

Check Enem 2019 Calendar 

• Registration: May 6th to 17th
• Special service request: May 6th to 17th
• Request for use of social name: May 20th to 24th
• Payment of registration fee: May 6th to 23rd
• Tryouts: November 3rd and 10th
• Feedback: November 13th
• Individual result: January 2020

Structure of the exams

The exam is scheduled to take place on two Sundays: November 3 and 10. On the first day, the following tests will be applied:

• Languages, codes and their technologies, writing and human sciences and their technologies.
• duration: 5h30

On the second Sunday, November 10th, the following questions will be applied:

• Natural sciences and their technologies and Mathematics and their technologies.
• duration: 5h

Enem 2019 news

This year, Inep keeps some news for the Enem, such as, for example, candidates will have their snacks searched, which is a measure to prevent fraud.

Stay on top of other news for Enem 2019:

• optional inclusion of a photo in the application;
• space with lines for writing draft;
• space for calculations at the end of the question booklet;
• deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind people may indicate, in the application, whether they use hearing aids or cochlear implants;