Enem: Registration for the test in December begins Monday (13) – 11/13/2023 – Education

From this Monday (13th) until Friday (17th) registration will be open for students who will take the Enem 2023 exams on the 12th and 13th of December. This situation includes those who were harmed by the exam being scheduled more than 30 km from their residence and those who requested a rescheduling.

In the first case, there are around 50,000 applicants who have been allocated locations far from their homes and will have the opportunity to take the tests in December. After the test locations were announced, complaints from students accumulated.

Participants who suffered from an infectious disease or were hampered by logistical problems on the two days of the original tests (November 5th and 12th) will also be able to make a formal request through the Inep system.

They must submit their requests for analysis on the participant page, where there will be a specific tab for this.

According to Inep (National Institute of Educational Studies and Research), which organizes the exam, the health problems that give the right to reapplication of the test are infectious diseases tuberculosis, whooping cough, diphtheria, invasive disease caused by Haemophilus influenzaemeningococcal disease and other meningitis, smallpox, mpox (monkey pox), human influenza A and B, wild poliovirus polio, measles, rubella, chickenpox and Covid-19.

For the institute’s analysis, however, the student must insert a document proving the disease when making the request for reapplication on the participant’s page.

The logistical problems listed are: natural disasters (which harm the exam due to the compromise of the location’s infrastructure), lack of electricity (which compromises the visibility of the test due to the absence of natural light), failure of the electronic device provided to the participant or error in executing the application procedure that results in proven harm to the participant.