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05/28/2013
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Brasilia - Candidates enrolled in the National Secondary Education Examination (Enem) that are not meet the criteria for exemption have until tomorrow (29) to pay the registration fee in the amount of R$ 35. No need to pay the amount students who completed high school in public school declared the School Census of Basic Education in 2013 and those who have family income at or below minimum wage and a half.
Registration will only be confirmed upon payment of the fee or proof of the necessary information for the exemption. The participant will receive at home card registration confirmation, which will have a number, and the date, time, place of performance of the tests, the choice of foreign language and other specific information.
In the late afternoon yesterday (27), a few hours of closing time for enrollment in Enem, 23:59, the number of candidates hit record. Until 18h07, 6,856,006 were registered, according to the Ministry of Education. The number surpasses not only candidates confirmed in 2012 (who have paid the registration fee or exempt), a total of 5,971,290, but also the amount of entries last year, 6,495,000. The average enrollment was approximately 700 per minute, according to the expectations for the last day.
The three states with the largest number of entries until 16h yesterday were São Paulo, with 1,030,658; Minas Gerais, with 731,901, and Bahia, with 482,799 candidates.
The tests will be applied on 26 and October 27, beginning at 13h (GMT) in all states and the Federal District. The Enem has an essay and four objective tests. Each contains 45 multiple choice questions. On the first day, entrants will evidence humanities and nature, lasting four hours and 30 minutes. On the second day, the tests will be applied to languages and codes, math and writing, lasting five hours and 30 minutes.
The Enem is aimed at those who have completed or will complete high school until the end of 2013, but it can also be done by those who just want to train for the race. The test result is used in Unified Selection System (Sisu), which offers positions in public institutions of higher education. Moreover, a good evaluation in Enem is requisite for student participation in University programs for All (ProUni) and Science Without Borders and to receive the benefit of the Student Financing Fund (FIES). Students over 18 who have not yet obtained certification in high school may do so through Enem.
Source: Agency Brazil
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