The Final Review for Brazil's 2026 Enem exam is scheduled for November 6 at 3 p.m. at Arena Batistão in Aracaju, Sergipe. Organized by the Sergipe State Department of Education (Seed), the free event is expected to bring together about 8,000 students from state public schools and the Pré-Universitário preparation program (Pré-Uni). The department has also announced a live YouTube broadcast for students in the state capital and other municipalities who cannot attend in person.
The event takes place two days before the first sitting of the Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio (Enem), Brazil's national secondary education examination. The announced program includes lessons, worked exam questions and interactive activities. The official notice, published on October 20, does not yet explain registration procedures or whether people outside the state education network's organized groups may enter.
Date, venue, expected audience and broadcast
- Date: Friday, November 6, 2026.
- Start: 3 p.m., local Sergipe time (UTC-3).
- Venue: Arena Batistão, Aracaju, Sergipe (SE).
- Cost: announced as a free event by Seed.
- Expected attendance: approximately 8,000 students, an estimate rather than an actual turnout figure.
- Broadcast: live on the Educação Sergipe YouTube channel, according to the organizers.
Who is expected to take part and what remains unconfirmed
According to Seed, the event is aimed mainly at final-year students at state public secondary schools, students enrolled in Pré-Uni, and participants from the state's ten Regional Education Directorates. The organizers also expect first- and second-year students sitting Enem as practice candidates, known in Brazil as treineiros. Groups from both Aracaju and other municipalities in Sergipe are expected.
A free event does not automatically mean unrestricted admission. As of the October 21, 2026 check, the notice did not say whether private-school students, former students or other members of the public could enter without a connection to the state network or prior accreditation. Nor did it specify gate opening times, required documents, rules for accompanying adults or a public registration link. Anyone planning to attend in person should check with their school, local Pré-Uni center or Seed before traveling.
How to watch online and obtain study materials
Pré-Uni coordinator Gisele Pádua said the review would be broadcast live on the Educação Sergipe channel on YouTube. The reviewed announcement did not provide a separate URL for the November 6 stream. The institutional channel is therefore the available reference for checking when the broadcast is posted.
Seed plans to offer physical study materials and access to digital content through QR codes displayed around Batistão. Teachers working with Pré-Uni are preparing the material. The department has not specified how many copies each student will receive, whether materials can be collected in advance, or a webpage for downloading them before the event. Those following remotely still need confirmation of how to access the same resources.
Transport and accessibility: what has been announced
The state government referred to planning for transport, food, healthcare services and psychosocial support during the review. The coordinators also said the stadium was being prepared to accommodate people with disabilities. However, the announcement gives no bus routes, departure times, boarding points by municipality, reservation rules or details of specific accessibility provisions. Individual transport, meals for all visitors or any particular service therefore cannot be guaranteed without further notice.
Students living outside Aracaju should ask their school administration or local Pré-Uni coordinators about transport arrangements and attendance instructions. School bus details announced for a separate event, the October 21 Tardezinha do Pré-Uni, must not be assumed to apply to the Batistão review.
Do not confuse it with the October 21 Tardezinha do Pré-Uni
Tardezinha do Pré-Uni is a different activity, scheduled for October 21, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. outside the Innovation Center at Universidade Tiradentes, Farolândia campus, in Aracaju. The main Batistão review is scheduled for November 6 at 3 p.m. The dates, venues and admission logistics are separate.
The Final Review does not change the national exam calendar either: Brazil's National Institute for Educational Studies and Research (Inep) confirms the regular Enem 2026 exam dates as November 8 and 15. Attending the November 6 review does not replace valid exam registration or the need to check one's assigned Enem test center.
Information checked on October 21, 2026. The event was still a future scheduled activity, and Seed may publish or revise operational arrangements.
