Enem 2026: where to find your test site and check your card

The Enem 2026 test site is now available on the Registration Confirmation Card. Inep released the document on Tuesday, October 27, through the Participant Page. Candidates must sign in with a gov.br account. Once the card opens, all details should be checked before the November 8 and 15 exams.

Where to find the test site

Individual test sites do not appear in Inep’s news article or on a public list. The address is displayed only after authentication on the Participant Page. Sign in with the candidate’s CPF number and gov.br password, then locate the Registration Confirmation Card.

According to Inep’s release announcement, the card contains the registration number, date, time and test site. The address is personal; this article cannot access or validate an individual candidate’s card.

It is useful to save the document on the phone and, if possible, keep a copy that can be opened without relying on an internet connection when leaving for the exam. The card is not mandatory, but Inep recommends bringing it on both test days.

What to check on the card

Do not stop after reading the school or institution name. Carefully compare:

• the registration number;
• the dates, times and address shown for each test day;
• the selected foreign language;
• the record of specialized assistance, if it was requested and approved;
• the use of the candidate’s social name, when applicable.

These fields are listed in Inep’s official guidance for the period before the exam. Inep says the first day will cover the essay, languages and humanities. The second will cover natural sciences and mathematics. Each knowledge area will have 45 questions.

Read the complete address, including the municipality and every other element displayed. A site that is far away, unfamiliar or different from what the candidate expected does not, by itself, prove that an error occurred. A concrete discrepancy exists when the information differs from what was registered or approved—for example, if assistance shown as approved during registration monitoring is absent from the card.

If the gov.br password does not work

On the login screen, enter the CPF number, continue and select “Esqueci minha senha” (“I forgot my password”). Inep’s Enem frequently asked questions confirm that the credential can be recovered through the gov.br access system. If the page is not working, they also recommend trying again later, checking the connection or using another browser or device.

Brazil’s Digital Government guidance explains the recovery routes. The system first displays the methods available for that account. They may include facial recognition in the gov.br app, authentication in a participating bank’s environment, a code sent to the registered email address or a code sent to the registered phone.

If neither the registered email nor phone is accessible, the process offers a form for requesting an email-address change. Follow only the options displayed in the official environment. The page also warns that the method used may raise or lower the account’s current verification level.

When to contact Inep

If the card opens but contains a genuine discrepancy, submit the issue through the official channel. Inep’s Before the Exam page directs candidates who need assistance from the institute to Enem’s self-service channel.

Before submitting a request, describe the disputed detail objectively and retain the records available on the Participant Page. A screenshot may help document what is displayed, but it does not mean that the request will be accepted. The card gives the assigned test site; the reviewed sources do not guarantee a change based on preference, distance or convenience.

Account-only problems—such as losing access to both the registered email and phone—should follow the gov.br support process. Questions about the card’s information or Enem itself should go to Inep. Keeping the two services separate helps prevent a request from being sent to the organization responsible for a different system.

What to do after checking the card

Review the route to the address in advance, then return to the card to make sure the municipality, site, date and time were read correctly. Because operational information may be updated, check the Participant Page and Inep’s official channels again before each test day.

The regular exams are scheduled for November 8 and 15, 2026, across Brazil’s 27 federative units. The card should be treated as the individual reference for the assigned test site. Inep recommends it even though it is not mandatory, so candidates should not postpone the consultation until exam day.