Find out about timetables, tips and advice for the second day of exams

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The second stage of Enem 2025 takes place on Sunday 16 November, with tests in mathematics and natural sciences. Gates open at 12pm and close at 1pm; Tests begin at 1:30 pm and end at 6:30 pm.

The second part of the National Secondary School Examination (Enem) 2025 is being conducted on Sunday the 16th in several cities across the country. Today, candidates face 45 questions in mathematics and 45 questions in natural sciences in a five-hour period.

Last Sunday, the 9th, the first day of the Enem programme, candidates answered questions on languages ​​and humanities, as well as producing an argumentative thesis essay, on the topic “Perspectives on Aging in Brazilian Society”. Of the nearly 4.8 million registrants, 3.5 million people appeared to have taken the test, according to the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anício Teixeira (Inep), the body under the Ministry of Education (MEC) responsible for the exam. The percentage of abstention from voting was 27%.

For Enem 2025, 116,541 applications for specialized assistance were approved. The most requested were attention deficit, with 41,732 applications, and autism spectrum disorder, with 26,051 applications. In total, 164,864 accessibility resources will be made available. Extra time and assistance with reading was the most requested.

In Belém, Ananandua and Maritoba (PA), this year’s edition will take place on November 30 and December 7, due to the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), being held in the region, during the regular exam application period.

Many public and private educational institutions use Enem to select students. Individual test results can also be used in selection processes at Portuguese institutions that have an agreement with the Brazilian government.

Topics covered on day two of Enem 2025

• Natural sciences and technologies: Chemistry, physics and biology.
• Mathematics and its techniques: mathematics.

How late can I arrive to take Enem?

This Sunday, the gates to the testing sites also open at 12pm and close at 1pm (Brasilia time). The exam organization does not allow entry after the gates are closed. – Tests begin at 1:30 pm. The test will end at 6:30 p.m.

The minimum time required to take the test is two hours, meaning participants cannot leave the testing site until after 3:30 p.m. However, the question book can only be taken when there are only 30 minutes left until the end of the test. Anyone leaving before 3:30pm will be disqualified from the race.

Enem 2025 will follow Brasilia time:

• Opening gates: 12 hours
• Closing gates: One o’clock in the afternoon
• Beginning of tests: 1:30 pm
• End of tests on the second day: 6:30 pm

Enem 2025: Find out how to check the exam location and dates:

Is the testing location for the second day the same as the first day of Enem?

Yes, the testing location for Day 2 of Enem 2025 will be the same as Day 1, which was held on November 9. Candidates for Enem 2025 can check the testing location using the registration confirmation card, available on the participant page, on the official Enem website.

On the participant page, follow these steps:

• Log in using your CPF and Gov.br password;
• In the side menu, click “Test Site”;
• In the chat, click the blue “Test Site” button;
• ready! The system will open the registration confirmation card.

I missed the first day of ENM 2025, should I participate in the second day?

It is permitted to attend the second day of the EINEM even if you missed the first day, regardless of the reason for the absence.

The opportunity will be used primarily to gain exam experience. Since Enem results are used in programs such as Sisu, Prouni, FIES or in college selection processes, it is necessary to take both days of the test. The essay grade – submitted on the first day – is mandatory in these selection processes.

However, for candidates benefiting from the registration fee exemption, attendance on the second day is of greater importance. This is because in the event of an absence, they will not be able to request the exemption again until the following year, as long as they provide a valid justification upon new registration.

If you miss the first day due to logistical problems or in cases of infectious diseases, it is also possible to request a reapplication of the enema. For candidates who request and are authorized to participate in the reapplication, examinations will be held on December 16 and 17, 2025.

What should I take to Enem?

• An original and valid identity document, with photo, such as ID card, CNH, passport and work card (issued after January 27, 1997). Displaying digital documents is also permitted, as long as they are used in official government applications;
• Black ink pen, made of transparent material, to fill in the answer card;
• It is not necessary to take the registration confirmation card, but it is indicated by the Inep, as it contains information that facilitates the location of the candidate’s examination hall;
• Snacks and water are also allowed.

advice: Since the test takes several hours, it is recommended that the candidate wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

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What can cause disqualification in the exam?

According to the Participant Handbook, anyone carrying any of the following items outside of a storage envelope provided by the room leader will be disqualified:

• Registration confirmation card;
• printed attendance announcement;
• Glasses and dark headwear, such as hats, caps, visors, beanies, or the like;
• Opaque pen, pencil, mechanical pencil, erasers, rulers, concealer;
• Books, publications, manuals, printed materials and memoirs;
• ear protector;
• Watching of any kind;
• Any electronic devices, such as digital bottle/cup, e-cigarette, cell phone, smartphone, tablet, wearable technology, calculator, electronic diary and/or similar, iPod, recorder, pen drive, MP3 and/or similar;
• Alarms, alarm switches or any other electronic component;
• Headphones and/or any transmitter, recorder and/or receiver of data, images, videos and messages;
• Any other materials outside the test.

Important tips

• Check your exam location in advance. This information is available on the Enem 2025 confirmation card, on the participant page;
• When checking your exam location, find out how long it takes to get there and decide the best route to get there without any hassle;
• Try to plan to arrive at 12 noon, which is the time the testing environment gates open and you enter the presentation room;
• If you use an app, don’t wait until the last minute to order a car;
• Before leaving home, make sure you have all the mandatory documents and materials so you don’t have to go back to look for them;
• Monitor weather and traffic conditions in the area where the tests will be conducted;
• Arrive at the evidence room door by 1pm for identification procedures;
• Wait in the examination hall from 1 pm to 1:30 pm (Brasilia time) until the test is authorized to begin, while adhering to the administrator’s instructions;
• Do not leave the exam hall with the application materials, except for the question booklet. In this case, you must leave the room completely in the last 30 minutes before the end of the exam.

INM date is 2025

• Test days: November 9 and 16;
• Mold detection: The first day’s answer key was published on November 13; The date for Day 2 has not yet been announced;
• a result: In January 2026.