This Wednesday is the deadline for payment of the R$ 85 registration fee for the National High School Exam (And either). Thus, this amount can be paid by PIX, credit card, direct debit or bank slip, which you can find on the Participant's Page.
Requests for fee payment exemption existed and ended on April 28. Thus, those who have been approved for the exemption do not need to make the payment.
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Although registration ended last week, the tests will only take place in November this year, on the 5th and 12th, two Sundays. The call for participation is now available for candidates.
Understand how the Enem 2023 test will work
For some years now, the test has been separated into two weekends, to ensure that candidates can rest and review the subjects separately, thus improving your performance in each of the days.
Thus, the separation of days is as follows:
- 1st day – 11/05: 45 questions on Human Sciences, 45 questions on Languages and Codes and Writing;
- 2nd day – 11/12: 45 questions about Mathematics and another 45 questions about Natural Sciences.
In addition, on both days, the gates close at 1:00 pm, with the start of the race scheduled for 1:30 pm, both following Brasília time. The first day is 5:30 am long, while the second is 5:00 am.
How to study for Enem 2023?
It is important to prepare for this test, as it can be the gateway to various colleges - both federal and private, with discounts granted by FIES or PROUNI.
However, with the New High School, it is necessary to pay attention to the subjects, since the reference of this year's test will still follow the same as in 2009. The change should happen from next year.
Thus, it is necessary to prepare for interpretive questions of Portuguese, English, History, Geography, Sociology and Philosophy, as well as Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. It's good to train with simulations and tests from previous years, to adapt to the types of questions and subjects most covered.
It's also important to be well rested before exams, to ensure you have maximum attention when reading and reasoning!