Gates will open at noon and close at 1 p.m. Candidates are advised to bring snacks and water with them as this is a long test
Millions of students across the country take the second test of the national high school exam (Enem) this Sunday (12th). In total, 90 mathematics and natural science questions must be solved in five hours. Gates will open at 12pm and close at 1pm Brasilia time. The test starts at 1.30pm and ends at 6.30pm. There are over 3.9 million registered candidates and around 2.8 million took part in the first day of the test.
To take the tests it is mandatory to bring with you a ballpoint pen with black ink, made of transparent material, and a valid identification document, physical or digital. It is also advisable to bring with you the registration confirmation card, which shows the location of the participant’s test.
Anyone who needs to justify their presence at the exam will have to print the attendance declaration, available on the Participant’s Page. It must be signed by the test candidate at the test site. Candidates are advised to bring snacks and water with them as this is a long test.
Elimination of Enem
To avoid being eliminated from the exam, you need to consider some rules. Cell phones, for example, are prohibited in classrooms. They must be turned off and placed inside the storage bag, which will be delivered to the room. The envelope will be sealed.
In addition to cell phones and other electronic objects – which must also be turned off – all personal effects such as sunglasses, hats, non-transparent pens, pencils, mechanical pencils, erasers, rulers, correctors, books must be placed in the bag. and keys. .
Anyone who does not respect this rule may also be eliminated from the test. If the electronic device, even if inside the storage bag, emits any type of sound, such as a ringtone or an alarm, the participant will be eliminated.
Source: Terra
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