Your five ENEM marks

Read this before you rely on the results

• The cut-off (nota de corte) is the mark of the last candidate classified for an offer's open-competition places in the regular call of Sisu 2025, which used ENEM 2024 marks. Candidates called later from the waiting list came in below it. It moves every year, and it is neither an entry requirement nor a prediction of next year's.
• Sisu has no single mark per candidate. Each offer sets a weight for each of the five ENEM tests, and your mark for that offer is the weighted mean of your five marks — so the same candidate has a different mark for almost every course. We calculate it per offer and compare it with that offer's cut-off.
• Only open competition (ampla concorrência) is compared. Places reserved under the Lei de Cotas, institutions' own reserved places and bonus schemes have separate cut-offs — usually lower — that are not shown here. Sisu 2025 covered 124 public institutions; universities that fill their places outside Sisu, USP and Unicamp among them, and private institutions run their own admissions and are not here.
• Many offers also set a minimum mark per test, or a minimum for the plain average of the five. Below any of them you cannot be classified for that offer whatever your weighted mean, so those offers are counted separately. An essay marked zero rules out every offer.