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Check out the final Enem 2009

Enem 2009 (used to go to college in 2010) has had its results published. Check out everything here.

As we already know is not enough feedback to know the outcome of the National Examination of Secondary Education in 2009, since there is also an essay to be corrected, and questions have different weights. So if you hit 90 questions in 180, does not mean that you have achieved a note equivalent to 50%.

The INEP pledged to release the notes only in February, but the result was early, and is now available for consultation.

To see the note (which includes a note of writing) is required to get your registration number with the Enem, or your Social Security number, and password you registered when you signed up. This password can be seen at the top of the card confirmation, that you gave the test, and got back to the top.

Forgot or lost my password to access the Enem 2009. And now? How do I recover my password Enem to see my note?

It’s simple. Who lost their password to access the Enem 2009 can enter the same results page, and clicking on the”Retrieve Password”and fill in data such as SSN, DOB and Full Name.

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