Enem is the gateway to admissions to various colleges and universities located in the country. A student who wants to attend a degree must register for the exam to have a chance to enter higher education.
This exam is highly competitive and the tests are conducted under the umbrella of the Ministry of Education. Currently, few universities have their own selection system for free public education. If a competing student successfully qualifies in the Enem, he will receive authorization to enter a higher education institution.
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One of the biggest doubts of students is how to prepare for the exam and have a good chance of passing it. With that in mind, we have put together 5 essential tips for students who want to prepare for and pass Enem 2019.
Ask your teacher which topics can be covered on the exam. Put this in your study schedule. Remember that in the last month before the exams you should review and improve only your technique.
You should not be committed to learning new material close to the Enem. The hard work of learning new content must be done throughout the year.
As you plan your studies, be aware that you will need time for rest, relaxation, and review. Not preparing can lead to difficulties in the days of Enem. For increased confidence and performance, a little bit of work over a long period of time is much more beneficial than trying to study all of the content at the last minute.
Remember that it is one thing to know the content of the syllabus and quite another to be able to apply your knowledge in an exam environment that answers the questions asked. In Enem, interpreting a three-line question and understanding what is being asked is more difficult than it may seem.
Learn the core content while also studying how these topics have been applied in previous exams. You can improve your exam performance by starting to work on past exams. The important thing for the student at the time of the test is to use what he knows effectively and efficiently.
If you tell yourself you only have 40 minutes to complete your homework or read up on a new topic, stick to your schedule. Reward yourself (for example, half an hour of TV or 30 minutes on your smartphone), but only if you manage to complete your tasks on time. Give yourself time limits and reward yourself, this will make your time managed extremely efficiently.
