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The National High School Examination (Enem) 2025 will have a strong presence of candidates from Acre. According to the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep), the state registered 34,410 registrations, of which 28,962 were confirmed, which represents 84.2% of the total.
The capital Rio Branco concentrates almost 60% of registrations, with 20,589 candidates. Next come Cruzeiro do Sul, with 5,135, and Sena Madureira, with 1,350. Smaller municipalities, such as Jordão and Santa Rosa do Purus, registered 169 and 80 registrants, respectively.
Inep data shows that Rio Branco leads with 20 thousand candidates and the public network stands out/Photo: Disclosure
Among the participants, more than 80% of those enrolled (21,116) were exempt from the fee, reflecting the predominance of public school students. Acre stands out in the North Region for having 10,063 students completing high school, which corresponds to 81.52% of those confirmed, second only to Rondônia (83.37%).
Women continue to be the majority, representing 59.75% of registrants, compared to 40.25% of men. The majority of candidates are between 18 and 20 years old, with emphasis on 18-year-olds, who total 5,629. Enem also attracted 3,169 teenagers up to 16 years old and 3,444 people between 31 and 59 years old, demonstrating that the exam reaches different audiences.
In terms of race, the majority of participants declare themselves mixed-race, followed by white and black, in addition to indigenous and yellow records. The survey confirms the leading role of the public network, reinforcing the role of Enem as the main gateway to higher education in Acre, especially in Rio Branco, which leads the number of registrations.
