📋 Tender Overview
Students from the Federal Institutes, Federal Centers for Technological Education (CEFETs), Pedro II College and Technical Schools linked to universities that will complete high school in 2025 are entitled to take the National High School Exam (Enem) 2025 for free. At the federal level, the units promote the offer of Technical Education integrated with Professional and Technological Education (EPT). To ensure gratuity, the student must request exemption from the registration fee until April 25, through the participants page. The Ministry of Education (MEC) and the National Institute for Educational Studies and Research Anisio Teixeira (Inep) will disclose the results of the requests on May 12.
Free Enem is scheduled for the following profiles of participants:
Enrolled in the 3rd grade of high school (this year 2025), in a public school;
Who made all high school in a public school or as an integral scholarship in private school;
People in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability because they are of a low -income family - registered with the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadUnico).
Shortfoot-MECs Pe-Pe-Pe-Pe-Pe-Pe-Peca Program also fit the requirements for exemption from the registration fee. Justification of absence - Those who did not attend the two days of Enem in 2024 must justify the absence if you want to participate in the 2025 edition for free. The deadline to perform this procedure, through the participants page, also ends on April 25.Inscription - Even with the exemption confirmed, the student will need to register, in a period to be disclosed.
Check out the schedule below:
Request for exemption from the rate/justification of absence: April 14 to 25
Result of exemption from the exemption of the rate/justification of absence: May 12
Resource Period: May 12th to 16th
Resource Result: May 22
ENEM - The National High School Examination evaluates the students school performance at the end of basic education. Over the course of more than two decades of existence, Enem has become the main gateway to higher education in Brazil, through the Unified Selection System (Sisu) and initiatives such as the University for All Program (ProUni).
Public and private institutions use Enem to select students. The results are used as a unique or complementary criterion of selection processes, as well as serving as a parameter for access to government aids, such as that provided by the Student Financing Fund (FIES).
Enems individual results can also be used in the selection processes of Portuguese institutions that have an agreement with Inep to accept the exam notes. The agreements guarantee facilitated access to the grades of Brazilian students interested in attending higher education in Portugal.
