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Eu fiz o Enem 3 vezes e nunca vi uma questão tematizada com futebol. Aí a única prova que um estrangeiro põe as mãos tem uma questão assim pra assegurar os nossos estereótipos hahahaha
Duro né? Hahahahaha
Viva ao Bolsonaro e suas merdas.
Irmão, ano passado teve a questão de desigualdade salarial entre o futebol feminino e masculino. Na imagem estava Neymar e Andressa, se eu não estiver enganado.
@@darlancastro9525 Ahh, cara, tava bem esquisita a prova quando eu fiz, 2019, até os professores falaram isso, contornava totalmente a ditadura militar e temas mais polêmicos em humanas.
@@4heGnaMo A sua mão coça quando você não coloca o nome do Bolsonaro no meio né?
O problema não são as questões isoladas, mas o cansaço e a ansiedade de ser sua única oportunidade de entrar na universidade durante um ano inteiro
Exato, a principal "competência" que vai determinar sua nota final não é nada daquelas coisas bonitas que o INEP divulga, mas sim, a sua capacidade de concentração no ambiente específico de uma sala de aula lotada (frequentemente) e silenciosa (na melhor das hipóteses) pra fazer uma prova específica de múltipla escolha num dia específico da sua vida. Nem um pouco arbitrário, claro... É menos pior que agora tenha uma versão online pelo menos, ao invés da insanidade logística da versão presencial.
@@gestaltlatseg O ENEM digital continua sendo presencial, a diferença é que é feito em um computador invés do caderno de questões impresso
@@Ana-mp6my menos custos e é mais ecológico que gastar um monte de papel
@@yanvitorporto8242 o problema é que cansa a visão mas fora isso
Pode fazer vestibular em universidades especificas. Na minha época nao tinah enem. No fim do ano vc tinha que ir fazer 5 ou mais vestibulares.
As an Irish student, it still baffles me that there are tests where all the subjects are packed into one 5 - 10 hour paper and the examinable material seems to be mostly based on memory. It seems like it's more of a test of your stamina than anything. Does anyone think this is helpful for the students in an educational sense? I'd love to hear somebody else's opinion on this.
Not helpful at all, out here you are mostly teached to pass an exam, and not to learn something, that is a problem in itself, and most of the times, it is encouraged by the school. That way, most people leave high school knowing only the basics (maybe not even that) and for sufficient time to do this exam, forgetting things afterwards. Also, in my opinion, these types of tests don't evaluate knowledge efficiently the more they make you get tired, and the less time you are given. ENEM, for example, is perceived as one of the easiest tests content-wise, but due to the nature of the exam, the measure of how much you know is impaired by external factors, as rush/hurry and fatigue.
To Go well on enem you just need to know Marxist Historiography, and the bare minimum of math. On the writing exam just promote leftist ideals and you are in for almost any course other than Medicine, Law, Engineering and Psychology.
@@LNVACVAC i'd say one of the few positive things that enem has is giving multiple choices of universities in sisu, and being a accessible way to join one, due to the unequal education that is given. But from a maths, history, science, etc. standpoint, it doesn't require much of the student when compared to pretty much any other admission exam of federal and private universities.
@@LNVACVAC By the way, what this guy means by leftist ideology is stuff like people deserving to be treated like human beings, and scientific observations. The right in Brazil don't like either of those things.
To be fair, the leaving cert is largely based on memorisation too.
Wait hold on a second , Is Brazil our distant Blood Related Brother/Sister that also suffers from a ridiculously hard entrance exam ? Asking from India , If it is the case then.. tenha um bom dia Brazil! From your relatives on the other side of the globe , keep hanging on folks!
😭🥺yea and i have bad luck in my state have the best federal in whole brazil(minas gerais) and its so hard🥺im only in first year of the high school but i make this enem and i am really full of anxiety bc i wanna a course its need more then study for enem😢in northwest is so more easier than my state🥺bad luck to me but i think make some college there but i dont any relative there😭
@@luigi3013 do not worry , same thing happens here I too have finished clearing the JEE (Indian Engineering Entrance Exams) Got a college that's far away from my home too When you move to a far away place from your home you learn to become independent Look at it this way if you get the college in the northern district , you get to make new friends
@@arghya4NE Its so hard for people like us, must to grow up so fast and its so opposite of american/european movies, i really dont have time for live and enjoy my youth and i have so many expectations on me but the worth thing is im so afraid of don't pass in the college or may i pass but what i will make of my future, have so many possibilities and this is really scary, im strong enough for dont think about it, but, when i think, im stay so mad with myself and with the mankind, this is not fair with us.
@@luigi3013 i totally feel that too brother , the reality is we don't have the luxuries that teens our age have in US or Europe They are more richer and have much less expectations placed onto them But when we study hard and secure our future , we will be much much more happier than they ever will be , the satisfaction of earning something for yourself through sheer hardwork is worth it .Don't give up , if you feel like you're alone .. remember you have many more fellow cousins like you on the other side of the planet in China ,India , South Korea and Japan :) Goodluck with ENEM =)
@@arghya4NE Thanks so much for these words, really u dont have idea how this better my heart and i will give my best always for the future that i crave. Really thanks🙂
As a brazilian student, i should add to the video that: in order to get the best grades in ENEM you must focus on getting the easiest questions correctly, because there's a system that tracks how many easy questions you got right and the amount of hard questions you got right, so basically, your right answers will be worth less and less points if you get many hard questions right and fewer easy questions right cause the system will 'think' you're just guessing the answers randomly. Btw great video, i love your voice and the way you explained things
This is actually not fair at all :'
@@zynpdg actually it is, because there's a really big gape between public middle schools and private middle schools in Brazil, and beside that, this helps people who study have a greater grade than someone who just marked random.
@@leld211 but technically speaking the chances of someone who purely guessed the answers, especially hundreds of questions; and got a score greater than people who studied is unbelievably low. it just isnt fair for anyone involved
@@leld211 cara, acho que não tem razão pra validar o TRI, tipo, como eles decidem quais são as questões fáceis e difíceis? Ainda mais considerando o que você mesmo disse, existe uma diferença gritante entre as escolas públicas e particulares. Portanto, esse tópico de fácil ou difícil entra numa categoria muito subjetiva para que possa ser imposta à todos os estudantes do Brasil. O que você disse no seu comentário é uma das justificativas para as cotas, só que o TRI tem um objetivo completamente diferente. Ainda mais quando a prova não é tão focada em questões muito específicas, mas sim na sua capacidade de se manter focado durante tantas horas, o que SEMPRE leva os alunos a errarem questões 'fáceis' por falta de atenção, pois estão cansados.
@@eduardofreire4139 as questões fáceis e difíceis são determinadas a posteriori. Explicado de modo muito grosseiro, as questões com menos acertos são consideradas mais difíceis e as questões com mais acertos são consideradas mais fáceis. A partir daí, encaixam-se os dados num modelo estatístico
For a really difficult Brazilian exam, check out some military ones, especially ITA or IME
Estes são provas bastante especificas, talvez. Mas sim, são provas extremamente complexas e te exige conhecimentos que não vemos no ensino médio
@@alanmfelix concordo contigo. Acho que uma prova mais geral e com uma maior dificuldade que o Enem mantendo um conteúdo coerente seria a FUVEST por exemplo. Mas não há como negar que em termos de complexidade ITA e IME são diferenciados
Verdade, ela poderia responder ITA/IME
Enem nem merecia um vídeo dela. Há tantos concursos bons no Brasil: AFA, EFOMM, EN, EsPCEx
@@deSena_ EFOMM era meu sonho 😿😿 pelo menos com tanto estudo de Exatas passei pra minha segunda opção, Med.
Hey, brazillian survivor of the "process" (nice analogy, btw) here. I wanted to share a couple of things about the exam. First thing is that in the first day of the exam, in which we take Languages and Social Sciences, we are also supposed to write an essay (within the 5h30min). The second observation is actually my opinion: the exam is not hard, it's painful. ENEM doesn't test your knowledge, only how many right squares you can paint black after smoking your brains out for 5 hours. That's more of a resistance than a smartness test, c'mon. The questions themselves are not always difficult, but it is very easy to make mistakes when you also have other 44 to take with the clock ticking. Just as a reference, through enem I got into UFRJ (one of the best universities in Brazil, located in Rio de Janeiro) in 4th place for physics. I'm not, by any means, trying to brag. My point is: I did well and still hated it.
I cringe everytime I hear about Enem, it was extremely painful and I wouldn't ever want to take it again
It's a standardize test, they are all about knowledge retention and problem solving if you really look into it, I've passed for UFRRJ, UFRJ, CEFET and UFF on the two times I took it and I can tell you, once you understand how standardize tests work, life gets a little bit easier. The exam is really stressful but it's the esiest part about getting into a Federal University haha
Cara, se você odiou o Enem, espera o dia que você prestar o EUF (Exame Unificado de Física). São tipicamente 10 questões em 2 dias, 5hrs cada dia. E te garanto que vai faltar tempo pra terminar a prova. Vai testar seu conhecimento E resistência. Há boatos que a média do EUF é entre 2 e 3 (de 10). Bom, isso se você quiser fazer um mestrado. Se não, vai ser feliz rs.
@@matheusd.rodrigues429 Cara, eu concordo que uma vez que você entende como funcionam fica menos difícil (eu passei em primeiro na USP, Unicamp e Unesp além da UFRJ). Mas, mesmo assim, eu não acho que testa retenção nem "problem solving skills" de forma eficiente. Mas mesmo se for esse o caso, ou seja, mesmo assumindo que avaliação seja eficiente num geral, não vejo sentido algum em avaliar se o cara que quer fazer direito sabe química ou se o cara que vai fazer medicina sabe história. Minha primeira lista de cálculo na Unicamp (dada no primeiro dia de aula) era mais difícil que toda a parte de matemática no vestibular. Então sim, entrar é mais fácil que sair, mas isso não justifica a forma como é feito.
@@funatish Ouvi boatos sobre o EUF hahahaha mas eu não tô na física mais, acabei indo pra matemática aplicada, então tô livre dessa hahahaha
This is actually one of the easiest exams that there is on Brazil, it's only very exhausting.
Confia
@@hyacinthusargus1513 i had "proper education" and still dind't know a lot when i tok it. is just a unfair and useless test, the goverment uses as an exuse to say education is avaliable for all, even tho most of the best grades come from rich people that can afford extra classes and pre-vestibular shcool or whatever is the english name for "cursinho"
@@toyzinho8522 E não é? Ou tu acha ita mais fácil que enem?
@@fernandodebrida7542 vestibular é mais fácil. Menos questões. Antes do Enem as universidades públicas também tinham
Eu acho que você precisa considerar o todo pra dizer se é difícil ou fácil. A questão pode ser fácil mas se metem 179 questões a mais, redação e tudo isso em 2 dias... Já não é mais fácil assim de maneira geral. Uma questão pode ser, o exame como um todo nem tanto.
A Tibees fazendo vídeo sobre o Enem ERA TUDO O QUE EU PRECISAVA PRA SER FELIZ
Fiquei de cara tbm ahahaha
simm
que vida boa a tua ein
@@electricimpulsetoprogramming .
Por essa eu não esperava KAKKAKAKKA quando eu li o titulo eu pensei que era ITA ou IME
I did this exam sometimes. The questions (isolated) aren't hard. The difficult comes in the fact that there are 180 of them, requiring a very spread background knowledge. But my real critics to this test is to the industry of courses which this test created. This is a national exam, but generally, the public schools in Brazil don't have the structure to prepare the students to attend to this test. This caused a blown up in popularity of paid schools in Brazil because the only way to pass this exam is doing the courses which these paid schools offer. Add the fact that Brazil is one of the most unequal (it's a rich country, but few people have the money) countries in the world. Only few parents are able to pay these courses to its children, then we know why only 3% pass this exam. I could speak of the problems of this exam for hours, hahaha. I'm undergraduate in physics in Brazil, I studied the education issues of Brazil a lot. The sad part is that this is a good exam in its essence, what turned it in to the dark side was the other problems in Brazil never solved before.
It has the additional issue of pressing high schools to become specialized in teaching students how to pass ENEM. Even if teachers keep to their original educational goal, parents might decide to enroll their children in schools geared towards teaching students how to pass ENEM. (Also, it stimulates schools to pursue legal loopholes to inflate their ENEM approval rates. But, anyways, it’s unrelated to the above and more concerning issue.)
What you said about the school situation is exactly what happens In India with the JEE
cara eu achei mt louco que, minha prima vai fazer medicina na argentina prq não conseguiu passar aqui, e lá aparentemente não tem um vestibular tipo o ENEM, você só se matricula e aprende o que precisa pro curso (obvio que tem testes provas e você pode reprovar né). daí eu percebi o quão injusto é fazer uma prova de 5 horas torcendo pra cair o que você estudou e com a possibilidade de se ferrar e não entrar na facul. não tem vagas suficiente no brasil, ta aí o problema né, por isso a concorrência é alta. se a educação é publica, devia ser acessível a todos fz oq ne tudo torto nesse país 🍃🍃
That's similar to the SAThere in the US. That exam is not a very good predictor of how someone will do in college, but it is an excellent predictor of the student's family income level. The ones who do well can afford to take the review courses to study for it.
Are there any books or resources other than the school that students can prepare for this exam ? 🤔🤔
Comentário: * Em inglês* Nome do Usuário: * Paulinho do Morro*
A grande diferença do ENEM é que o canditado deve ter uma coesão nos acertos, por exemplo, se o canditado acertar questões difíceis ele também deve acertar as fáceis, pois se isso não ocorrer, o sistema interpreta o acerto daquela questão difícil como um "chute" e automaticamente a sua pontuação vai lá pra baixo.
o enem é uma baita merda
just a small detail that i think really highlights enem's importance in brazilian culture: in brazil we have both public and private universities, the public ones are not only 100% free but are also just generally considered better. enem is used for ALL public universities and for scholarships in some private ones meaning that passing on this exam might be the only chance for lower class people to access higher education (galera so pra vcs nao perderem o tempo de vcs: obvio que eu sei que nao sao todas as faculdades que aceitam enem e que nao é realmente de graça so achei mt perda de tempo botar isso aqui pq achei que tava implicito mas enfim podem continuar a se matar. nao vou apagar o comentario pq acho que é legal pros gringos mas é isso bjs de luz)
Can the enem be taken more than once?
@@iseriver3982 as many times as you like
@@iseriver3982 Yes, you can take as many times as you want, but you just have one per year. I, for example, took this exam 4 times before entering the university.
Some universities, especially state universities or regional ones use their own tests, and some of the questions can be even more challenging than enem, but there's less of them so there's more time for each, but all federal universities use Enem and the SISU system.
"100% free" lmao
Nice. I have seen 3% on Netflix!! It actually reminded me of how desperately people study for the IIT JEE exams in India.
That series has another layer that couldn't be captured by itself. In Brazil, after leaving university, most people have to endure another test to become public servants, as they're the best-paying jobs in the country. In that sense, the divide between the privileged and the underprivileged is basically created by a bunch of tests-a contributing factor of why Brazil has worst social mobility than India.
I want to do a video about iit jee. Would you help me ? I'm from Brazil.
Make a video about it, i wanna see how IIT JEE is and see if its same to brazil 🙂plz
@@luigi3013 Jee advance questions vedio u can search on youtube
This exam is torture, I've done it twice and can attest to its toughness. While not the most difficult exam here in Brazil (see IME and ITA) it's by far the most tiring, and tibees only talked about the maths and science portion of the exam, not even mentioning the dreaded composition that is worth half of the total score and can make or break your chances of getting into a public university, she also didn't explain the TRI method of evaluation. Nevertheless it was a good video about the exam and the reality faced by the extremely diverse and economically inequal brazillian youth
concordo alucard carioca
Com esse inglês vc com certeza passou em alguma coisa...
Opa agora sim. Realmente o ENEM não é tão difícil. O problema é o enunciado das questões que são muito longas e termina cansando por ter muita coisa para ler.
O maior problema do Enem é o tempo, eu acho isso meio injusto, eles querem quem responde mais rápido e responde as questões mais fáceis, não quem realmente estudou os assuntos.
Acho que o maior problema é não sabermos a pontuação de cada questão. Nem mesmo após fazer a prova. Falta de transparência. Nenhum aluno consegue nem saber quanto valeu cada uma. E pior... As questoes tem valores diferentes a depender da prova de cada aluno. Não dá pra saber se tem fraude ou não
@@amandaandrade7777 NOSSA VOCÊ SE ACHA UM GÊNIO COMENTANDO TANTAS OBVIEDADES NÉ? HA HA HA PATÉTICO!
@@Beupeu Tu é chato, hem, pqp
É uma maratona.
As a Brazilian I can guarantee that the ENEM is one of the "easiest" exams we have. It doesn't really evaluate your knowledge. It evaluates your endurance throughout the whole exam duration, hence the really wordy questions (if you think that of the natural sciences/mathematics section, take a look at the language/social science sections). If you want really complex exams, please take a look at ITA's or IME's, as some folks have already stated below.
@DANIEL uuuuuuuh mini genio
@DANIEL sim, pra quem memorizou o gabarito antes da prova na vdd, nem assim
@DANIEL Néscio, a palavra gênia não existe na língua portuguesa.
@DANIEL Tu passou no ITA/IME né?
@DANIEL dunning-kruger
The difficulty is not just the content, but each question is accompanied by a huge text, with several options... ENEM beats you out of tiredness, it doesn't prove what you're really capable of.
Sounds like it tests your reading comprehension and thoroughness, which is good IMHO.
Actually it just really tests A) How much money you or your parents could invest in private education B) How much you don't have ADHD
quantidade nao é qualidade, 45 questões-texto do enem Vs 10 questões do IME com pouco texto e bem diretas
@@ThiagoLzkq O problema é q questões do IME não medem a extensão do seu conhecimento e sim conhecimentos específicos que não são oferecidos nem em instituições de alta qualidade do país no ensino médio, já que não fazem parte da Base Nacional Comum Curricular. O ENEM se quisesse poderia sim fazer uma prova com dificuldade parecida, mas isso não serviria para de forma justa selecionar candidatos.
@@gestaltlatseg bro sorry to break it to you but you either have ADHD or you don't
Uma ou outra questão do ENEM tem um conhecimento avançado, a maioria é interpretação de texto. Engraçado que quando você se prepara no ensino médio, todas as questões parecem fáceis, mas devido às questões serem desnecessariamente longas, e também o tempo curto pra fazer cada uma delas (menos de três minutos), muitos são vencidos pelo cansaço. Se no dia você não estiver muito bem, seu ano foi jogado no lixo. Na minha humilde opinião, não é nem de longe a melhor maneira de se avaliar o ensino médio de um estudante. Enfim, não conheço muito bem os processos seletivos em outros países, mas o daqui deve ser um dos mais injustos.
Eu q estudei pra krl esse ano o dia inteiro, cheguei na véspera e não consegui dormir direito, sorte q deu pra descansar ainda, mas por um vacilo ou nervosismo a pessoa pode perder tudo
O ensino médio daqui é piada claro que eles não vão querer avaliar por isso a grande maioria das questões são contextualizadas ou simples (que solicita só interpretação de texto e estudos básicos)
Vão fazer ENEM para cada ano do ensino médio agora.
@@Rmnznh. e eu que fui fazer o Enem doente, graças a Deus eu não vomitei naquela sala
3 minutos é a média, não significa que são 3 minutos por pergunta, vc pode passar 5 minutos em uma e 1 minuto em uma fácil
Sendo brasileiro e professor, é doloroso se confrontar com essa realidade e ver que ela transmite tanto sobre nós
I'm surprised with a video from Tiibes on ENEM. I am brazilian, I took ENEM exam for 3 years in a row, but I got into a public university by taking their own entrance exam. ENEM is pretty tough because the thing is that we dont have enough time to answer everything and it is an excruciating exame, I remember that when I first took it I got home almost dead, its tiring specially when u have to write an essay with 30 lines and still answer like 100 questions
And then on family barbecue your random relative says you "only study"
@@hugofontes5708 yeah , tell me about it...
Wooow, it's really a good surprise to see you covering such a famous exam from my country, I have been addicted to your videos these last months just because I was studying for some exams (like FUVEST) and found your channel really interesting. You should see ITA or IME exam (university of physics and engineering), considered some of the most difficults in Brazil. (sorry about the english)
nao pede desculpa pele enem não mano, tá ótimo !
My Brazilian girlfriend commented that the title is a bit misleading. Yes, to get into the federal universities it's tough but you can also use the ENEM to get into state universities and even some universities in Portugal. That means more than the 250 000 seats that the federal university system supplies.
But did she mention that some state universities are actually on SISU? The Portugal bit is accurate
And even some in the US and Canada, such as NYU and University of Toronto
And in many federal universities just part of the seats are offered through ENEM, so usually most people take ENEM and at least some other exam just of this one university (known as "vestibular" from uni "x"). Although it will probably change in the future, nowadays my university, UFRGS, offers just 30% of the seats through ENEM and 70% through it's own vestibular.
O ENEM precisa de algum tipo de revisão sobre como avaliam os estudantes. Além de muitos ficarem nervosos por conta das questões, tem a redação que sempre assusta. Ainda se tem a questão dos locais de prova. Tem pessoas que tem a sorte de irem para locais com salas climatizadas e silenciosas, sem nenhuma interferência externa. Já ouvi casos de pessoas indo pra escolas que não tinham nem ventilador, por isso as janelas precisavam ficar abertas. Em 2017, soube de um conhecido que a sala dele passou por um perrengue, pois um dos participantes teve uma convulsão e foi preciso parar a aplicação por um tempo para socorrer ele.
I was hoping you'd eventually make a video about Enem, thanks! You might also be interested in taking a look at the ITA and IME engineering school entrance exams, they're notoriously hard tests. They're essentially Brazil's version of the IIT/JEE in India.
Well top engineering colleges in India require u to be among top 1% of 1100000
@@fxtal7768 Idk the percentage but these colleges must be around that
@@fxtal7768 In my year, 2016, you had to be in the top 1.12% among ~12000 candidates
Brasileiro né? Hehe
The difficulty of both tests is quite similar. That's the point
It's really cool to see Tibees looking for brazilian exams and, as some people added, it would be interesting to watch some ITA resolutions. Thank you for your briliant content!
Do you know the verb to be?
If I may suggest, you could check the test in ITA and IME. Those are considered the hardest exams in Brazil for math, physics and chemistry
Fiquei muito feliz com esse vídeo. Acompanho o canal há muito tempo, e não sabia que havia tanta gente brasileira por aqui. Além do mais é bom saber que até alguém que já comparou as principais provas do mundo todo acha que o ENEM é algo extremamente cansativo.
Inequality is exactly the problem with ENEM candidates. It isn't a hard test, not at all, but our public education is crap, and only a few can afford a higher level education in private schools. Many students take the ENEM test without knowing basic math, unfortunately. Nevertheless, all the pressure about the exam ist that almost every university require your results on ENEM to ingress. Many people can't finish it properly cuz they're simply too nervous To see a really hard exam, I recommend the ITA (Instituto Tecnológico da Aeronáutica - Airforce Technology Institute), the thing is evillish. Since all the courses are in engineering areas, the test is almost purely math and science. It's the hardest national exam, causing chills in anyone just by hearing it lol
Tem que ter o louco das cotas!
@@yuri2498 cota? Nãn mano, sou muito bem abastado pra ser cotista, estudei numa das melhores e mais caras particulares de SP, com professores que não tinham menos do que mestrado ou doutorado, e materiais didáticos que não custavam menos de 2k por ano. É comparando o que eu aprendi na minha escola com o que meus amigos de escolas públicas aprenderam que ficou evidente a defasagem no ensino público. Eles saem do terceiro ano aprendendo o que eu vi no Ensino Fundamental 2, isso quando tem o "privilégio" de ter professores pra cada matéria. Se for pra fazer algum ataque, pelo menos usa um argumento decente, mané
@@davyki se se inscreverem em ampla concorrência, concorrem sim
@@petrickoliveira1351 ? e por que alguem faria isso?
@@davyki amigo, acabei de explicar, só ler dnv. Alunos de escola pública acabam competindo sim com de escolas particulares. As cotas são apenas para garantir que existam pessoas daquelas especificações (escolaridade pública, ppi, baixa renda, etc) entre os estudantes do curso, não são feitas para facilitar ingresso na faculdade, tanto que as notas de corte nem sempre são menores que AC
Thanks, Tibees! Nice video :) I passed ITA, IME, Escola Naval (graduated from ITA) and the point she makes is absolutely valid and true. The question we should ask is not which test is more difficult, but why a fairly easy test (in content) like ENEM has so few students achieving minimum scores. We have to face the reality that, despite ENEM has a lot of problems (including politics influence), it is the best diagnostic of Brazil’s Education for our High School, and since we conditionate many life opportunities to this exam (access public university, find good jobs etc), it is a very important photo of how our population is and how we help them. For instance, ENEM had 6.2MM registers in 2019 (pre pandemic), while ITA had 10k, so this says nothing about Brazil Education, especially because military exams have far less incentives. Many specialists and known professors like Elon Lages (an influential figure in the development of mathematics in Brazil) say that we should not force everyone to study the huge mass of content we do in Brazil. If you take the ENEM exam, it’s easy to see why it is so big and needs 10h to do: there are some things to “test”. Is there so many TRULY IMPORTANT things to test, comparatively? I don’t think so. Why does a 15 year old student already inclined to study arts (as shown in his scores) need to study complex numbers? It didn’t even appear in ENEM before! I tend to agree with them, we should let people be best at what they want, like and have inclinations to, and let them contribute to our country naturally. edit: consequently, many students who pass to public schools come from privileged families indeed (remember, the majority, not the totality), and that applies to the difficul military exams for higher education forementioned as well. Like another famous mathematician (Augusto Morgado) sad in a metaphor: “Mozart would never have become Mozart in Brazil, because his low grades in Chemistry would never let him enter Music University”
É importante um meio termo, né. Foi de doer ver classes de pessoas "boas no que fazem " indo contra ciência na pandemia, por exemplo.
Uau, que vídeo bem feito, obrigada pela reflexão! Nunca havia pensado dessa forma, e como sou privilegiada por concorrer a essas vagas
Thanks for the video tibees (i was looking foward it since your series of videos showing different exams around the world)! I'm brazilian and only few weeks ago took the enem, its not essentialy a though test, but become one as you look at the condition of education system and social issues here. The exam is also passive of criticism, once is well know that only mesure how much you can endure tiredness and how much you can memorize certain topics. Yours video was great, and not only talked about the academeic aspect, but got deep in other topic that are essential. Thanks and hugs from brazil ❤🇧🇷
Great social comentay at the end. I had to spend a whole year after high school on a private prep school only to have a decent chance at it. I guess one good thing of ENEM is that there's no age or attempt limit (unlike the 3% show), so there's always some heartwarming stories about people getting into uni after many attempts or later in life.
Hey Tibees! You should check out the University Entrance Exam of Spain, called the EBAU or PAU, it's a general exam that all students must take and, depending on the mark you get, you choose a career or another. Great video by the way!
EvAU too
No lo menciones, que nos dejan en evidencia.
@@PhD__ esta mujer se hace el examen de física como si fuera la primaria
Eso es la selectividad?
A Tibees fazendo vídeo sobre o Enem, é sensacional, eu não esperava, love u Tibees
Thanks for the video Tibees, its so important for us brazilians to have a content like that, we have a lack of channels like yours here. Love u so much!
The Enem, and the SISU system are usually required for Federal Universities, which are free, but can be used to get discounts on private universities, but there's the State and Regional ones that usually require their own tests, with more difficult questions, but less than Enem, so there's more time for each, these ones sometimes have 2 phases, and in some cases the essay is only in the second phase, so only a few do them. It's important to note that most of the Brazilian youth that wishes to pursue a higher education wants to do so in Federal universities, so the competition is higher than that of the others, because you're not competing with people from your town, or from your state, but with millions of Brazilians, and because of that it's pretty hard to get into some of the most popular universities, if I believe correctly to get into medical school in my state's Federal university you needed almost 810 points on Enem, so it can be pretty hard to get into your dream major AND your dream university. The SISU is basically a system that uses your Enem's grade and puts it against others in a list for certain major in certain university, you can only choose 2, so it's like choice one=major(1,2)+university(1,2) choice two: major(2,1)+university(1,2) , you cannot apply for the same major and university twice, only for another major in the same university or the same major at a different university, and it puts you on a list, if your grade can't get the necessary points to get into one choice you still have the other, but of you get approved in one you cannot wait for the other or choose this kne if it's your second option because the system gives priority to the first choice, so you have an week to apply and change your options. Boa sorte a todos que passaram pelo Enem e vão passar pelo SISU!!!
nao acredito q finalmente ela fez video do enem, eu queria muitoooooooooo
Wow...I never expected this! Thank you, Tibees! Salute from Brazil 🇧🇷
Did you take this exam? It looks horrifying
I was waiting so much for this.. Love from Brazil, i love you and your channel. :) You are such an inspiration. ♥
i agree with you about learning through the exam. i always feel like i learn something new from ENEM. the questions are not so objective, the descriptions bring variety and curiosities
too much love for you from Brazil! your intelligence is such an inspiration! 🇧🇷♥️ for more indications, I'd like to present you the Military exams in Brazil, ITA, IME, AMAN, ESPCEX. they are really more difficult than ENEM.
EsPCEX e Aman são a mesma prova.
espcex é mesmo nível da fuvest e unicamp. que são as provas civis mais difíceis do país.
Thanks, Tibees! You're an inspiration for all of us! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I’m from the UK and I love watching your videos. Your voice is so soothing.
The aim of this exam is to evaluate the skill of applicants to solve problems. This open the doors of all brazilian federal civil universities. If you want to see a hight dificulty Brazilian exam, that compares to the most dificulty exams in world, you must refer to ITA and IME, that are military universities. One important thing is that these universities are free!
It's so cool to see one of your videos covering my country's high school exam!!! This exam is one of the only ways to obtain a spot in a public university or a scholarship in a private one. It's sad that most people won't get a spot, the 3% part and all
OMGGGG i’m from Brazil and I’m really happy about this subject in your channel! It’s the reality for our high school teenagers
Thankyou Toby, Very nice presentation. Impressive solving of the questions.
Não acredito que meu Enem está por aqui. Que honra. A prova é extremamente cansativa.
How much did you pay on that?
Meu Deus kkkkk nunca imaginei que veria o ENEM nesse canal. AMEII
Tibees bringing great content just like always. Greetings from Brazil.
Tibees, you are really really amazing! Thanks for everything.
Thanks for talking about Enem. I took this test a few years ago and the hardest part is the size of the test. As you said, it's a tiring test. If you are interested in other Brazilian tests, there is the ITA exam, a military engineering institute. His test is known as the most difficult in the country
Wow amazing video! I think you're next video should be about HKDSE, they are hong kong universities entrance exams and really less people get the satisfied results, it will be nice if you cover the topics you're interested including Math, Physics etc
I loved the video and also your voice is really soothing.
I can't believe I hadn't seen this video before!! I've been wanting you to try ENEM for so long!
Nice video, I recommend you to talk about the ITA and IME military exams, those are though
Omg Tibees, this was absolutely brilliant. Tank you for taking your time not only for covering the exam, but also bringing attention to our social discrepancies here in Brazil.
Nossa, tibees fazendo vídeo sobre o enem ? Fiquei feliz agora.
great video! espero que o sisu nao demore tanto esse ano, boa sorte a todos vestibulandos kkkkkkk
I've been waiting for this video so hard and you did it! The ENEM requires a LOT of preparation, you have to study everything, especially for an essay of thirty lines on the first day of the test because nobody knows the subject of the essay, and you have to write a dissertation-argument text about the topic that they will reveal on the day of the exam, they analyze each part of the text, if you used a good repertoire, used the Portuguese language cult norm, correct punctuation and how would you solve the problem that the essay gives, everyone has to prepare a lot for this. And the question about football teams has become a topic that has been discussed a lot on the internet here. I still can't take this test because I'm not in high school, but I think I have a chance to succeed, I'm very good at school and my Portuguese teacher always praises my textual productions. Wish me luck! Also, i like when you talked about our reality here in Brazil, our principal problem is the inequality, all the presidents we had promised to end the inequality, but nothing change, next year, the presidential elections will start, omg i'ts going to be a chaos. Thank you for the vídeo! Abraços do Brasil!❤️🇧🇷
good luck for you. I was top of my class, exelant grades, including very good essays. got average on enem and a essay grade that goes against everything my teacher said to me. enem is a joke and is unfair, everyone can "go well" and get into a normal college. unless you want law or medicine, you don't need to wory, but unless you are exepcionally smart and good of memory, don't get your hopes to high. i was very disapoited with my grades, because they do not show how smart i can be
@@gisela_oliveira my cousin was also the best student in her class, really good at writing, studied hours everyday, after coming from school she slept until the next morning from exhaustion and then went bad on the test. The problem is that she was a very anxious person, even if you’re a genius, if you’re anxious you’re out
Also I find it interesting how you chose to not mention in your video that this exam is to get into publicly owned universities where students don’t have to pay a single dime for their education EVER. They walk in for free and walk out with a diploma for free. There are a zillion universities that you can pay for and not take any exam. Or take an exam for a discount. It’s a tough exam, yeah, but it’s better than what people have in the US, where they have an exam, many credits and extra requirements and you still have to be in debt for the rest of your life to pay for it.
still, they have to pay to live somewhere else most of the time, which is gonna cost almost everything he has most of the time, unless they are lucky enough to find the course they want in their own city or a neighboring one.
@@LightVelox if you have a good spot on the exam you can qualify for a scholarship (meaning extra money you can use towards your daily expenses not towards tuition as there is none), you can also apply to work in labs, both as an assistant or as researcher and receive a scholarship (even in undergraduate), or have a regular campus job. Some unis have free living arrangements although not for everyone. If you qualify as low income you can also receive compensation just on that or help with transportation. Another thing is in public universities the dining halls can often be extremely cheap, as low as 1 real to eat there, and you can pretty much fill your plate as much as you want with the exception of meats which you usually only 1 or 2 portions (depending on the dish), so a lot of students really take advantage of that and fill up! It's definitely still hard for low income students to give their all to their studies but there's certainly a lot of measures in place to help them. The real problem is in the lack of funding on prior public education, because Brazil's public university, even if they don't have the greatest funding, are miles better than many places for struggling students. But because of that most public universities are filled with high income students as they are better equipped to pass the tests to get into them.
but most people that can get approved on Enem, studied in private school because they have better quality education, so you basically pay for private education since elementary school until you graduate in high school to have a better chance to get into the public universities. even tho we have scholarships for the people that went to public schools, they’re kind a limited amount of those scholarships available and they aren’t enough.
@@ayumifujioka8866 you’re missing the point.
@@LightVelox ??? And??? In the US they have to pay tuition AND a zillion dollars for campus accommodation or stay somewhere else too!
Hahahhahah eu sempre me perguntei quando vc iria fazer sobre Enem!! Que incrível
awesome video! much love from this brazilian fan of yours!
The fact that this has Portuguese subtitles makes it even better
Thanks for the vídeo! The social issues brought up are at the core of Brazil's problem for ages. These discussions are really vital, and a foreign sight contributes a lot to the debate.
E viva os desempregados com diploma.
Vivaa!! Finalmente o Brasil! Amei, Tibees
Eu esperei por isso há muito tempo. Wow! Obrigado, em nome de todos os brasileiros.
Nice video! I took this exam a few years ago and, altought it is pretty extensive and exausting, it is actually kinda fun and you can learn some new things while doing it, as said in the video. Another interest topic to explore I think is about the method on which this exam (and others like the TOEFL exam) is scored. It is based on the "Item response theory" and is pretty interesting, could make for another great video.
Você achou mesmo o enem divertido? Sempre achei ele muito exaustivo, por outro lado a Fuvest foi uma prova que me diverti fazendo.
@@jorgewilliam8919 Mas tipo... Você tem que admitir que algumas questões são engraçadas 🤣🤣🤣
Hey, Tibees! You should check FUVEST (1st and 2nd phase), ITA and IME, those are the most difficult exams we have in the country.
Tava apaixonado pelos vídeos da quarta dimensão e do nada um vídeo sobre o ENEM
Hi Tibees! It's great to have commented on the National Secondary Education Examination in Brazil, it is the test most awaited by students who want to pursue an undergraduate degree in a specific area. As I said, they are two tests given on different days that have an essay, and they have questions on natural sciences, mathematics, humanities and languages. The test of natural sciences and mathematics has strategic questions that cover the content covered during the three years of high school, there are a total of one hundred and eighty questions, with extensive statements and some interpretation "gotchas", which requires attention and acumen to the take the test. Here in Brazil we usually have less difficulty with ENEM than with other tests at federal universities.
Now make one of the ITA (Institute of Aeronautics Technology) one of the most difficult exams we have in mathematics/physics
I attended ENEM in 2015. In that time the strategy that my teachers and my friends taught me is that ENEM is especially about time managment so the best way to answer the questions is to ready the question first, not the texts. This way you already start knowing what really the question is looking for and then you look for it in the text or in the graphics. Other quite important thing is to already know or at least to have an idea of what course you wanna attend because different courses in different universities have different values for the areas that ENEM envolve so when the student know what course they want then they know the questions that they have to prioritize.
Thank you Tibees, for making this video. Whenever a foreigner asks me what I had to go through in our school system, I can count on your video to explain that to them :)
Legal, muito obrigado por sua análise!
I used to think Asian exams are the types of exams which would traumatize and torture teenagers the most, but when I look at the ENEM paper I just pity them on what they have to go through.
Hey, Tibees, great video. I recommend you take a look at the Aeronautics Institute of Technology (Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, ITA) exam, it is, simply put, amazing. The absolute best students from Brazil take it every year and, usually, it has an 1 in 100 acceptance rate. It's specific for engineering courses and it covers Math, Physics, Chemistry and Languages. It's divided in 2 phases, where only 550 (from about 10000) manage to get to the 2nd phase. I really think you would love the physics part of it.
That was great, thanks I'm Brazilian and if u want a recommendation: make a video about ITA tests They are the hardest ones
I waited soooo long for this one!!!!!
Brazilian here! It's important to note that students cannot bring calculators or any cheat sheet containing the formulas necessary for solving the problems. It isn't uncommon for students to bring large water-bottles and something to eat, however going to the bathroom during such an exam is very risky. Good luck holding that bathroom need for 5 hours! ENEM also requires you to read about 100 literature books (Brazilian and foreign literature) and sometimes the question you'll find on the exam is precisely about that one book you didn't read or a book never featured in an exam before (people keep lists!). You're also required to write an entire 1-page essay about some random subject that you probably never heard about (meant to test not only the writing skills but also if the student has been keeping up with local and world news). The correction of this essay varies from excruciatingly scrutinizing on the grammatical and compositional aspects to just plain lazy, you never know who's the poor professor/teacher who's gonna be grading your essay and how many other essays that poor person will be grading per day. And on top of that, of course, you have to choose a foreign language, between english or spanish, to take a test on. Meaning, mostly, only rich students who had access to a decent enough education will be able to get into a university. It gets even sadder when you consider that public universities in Brazil are 100% free and are considered to be better than the ridiculously expensive private universities. It's a shame because the idea behind ENEM is kinda cool. It contains questions and problems about all kinds of knowledge, including philosophy and sociology together with math and text interpretation. ENEM's issues wouldn't be so hard to fix, however the main problem left is inequality, poverty and poor access to free and good basic education for children and teenagers. Exams in Brazil (not only ENEM but so many others) are so difficult that there's a whole bunch of school chains dedicated only to preparing students for those exams. I had a friend who spent 6 years trying again and again to get into a university, and she would take a lot of exams each year, sometimes even on different cities or on the countryside. Fortunately I lucked out and somehow got into a good university without any preparation or expectation, whatsoever. And once you finally get in, good luck actually graduating! A lot of university courses in Brazil are meant to be brutally hard on purpose. I recently graduated in Computer Science after 8 years and a half (but that's another story). (BTW I love your content! 😉)
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The questions seems really weird and contain alot of preamble, but i actually love that. First, it gives you a sense of the actual kinds of questions you hear in real life. They have context and the information is sometime hidden in plain sight. Speaking of which, i also like these questions because the information has to be extracted and contextualised. You can't just skim read and answer a simple question. And as you said, you might even learn something. Very very cool, more exams, especially standardised tests, should do this kind of thing.
the questions trying to be contextualized in real life is a common thing in Brazil, a lot of exams does that, probably it is some pedagogy theory
try doing 90 of those in a roll, not as fun.
Yeah, i'm brazilian, and i agree, it takes a lot more of skills that we use on the day to day basis to answer these questions than to answer a super complicated 3 lines question. It just exercises your logical thinking and resilience. A simple dynamic reading solves a ton of questions too. I think it's a great exam
@@burgues6181 Paulo Freire
i also like the questions, i did both enem and vestibular (i needed both to enter my college) and while the other only had 5 questions per subject, each question was harder, you actually had to remember formulas instead of figuring out by context, the history and geography questions in enem presents a small article that you have to interpret or some graph, while the other was just remembering that part of the book that talked about that complex subject, with no attachment to a real life situation, i did a preparatory course, and it helped way more with the vestibular than with enem
nossa mt obrigada por fazer esse video s2
omgg i waited so much for brazilians tests appear, thank you tibees ♡ check the exam FUVEST, this one is to enter São Paulo University, the best uni in Brazil and one of the best ones in Latin America
The secret of the ENEM is that you don't actually need to read the whole text to answer most questions
Google tradutor?
@@winderdias9098 , talvez meu inglês não satisfaça seus padrões, mas não usei o Google tradutor, acho que teria obtido melhores resultados se o tivesse feito. A verdade é que eu estou cagando pra pessoas tóxicas como você
@@lucasbtoma Que tal falar em português? Mais fácil não? Afinal você tá falando pra quem? Se só tem brasileiro comentando fingindo que sabe falar inglês? Eu não sei falar inglês também. A minha crítica não é essa.
Tibees, comment about FUVEST, the most tradicional Brazilian exame for entrance in Paulista's universities in Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I definitely think you should make a series of you reviewing the different universities entrances exams.
É bom ver que o ENEM mudou bastante sua qualidade ao longo dos anos. Lembro que fiz a SEGUNDA edição do ENEM (+ FUVEST) e era uma prova terrivelmente fácil e muito mal elaborada (na época lembro que eram 63 perguntas e acertei 60 delas).
12:33 - Actually, the text means "(We say) No to the elite". Amazing video as always, Tibees! S2
Watching this as someone living in a country without these types of tests, that shit looks wild and I'm glad I didn't have to suffer through those to study at a university.
Wonderful video! Congratulations!
PLEASE, make a video about ITA or IME, it'd be awesome! Also, great video!
"This footage is heartbreaking" - Gringo "SHOW DOS ATRASADOS!!!!" - Brasileiros
Talk about ITA and IME
Yeah, this 2 are a thousand times harder then ENEM. Trust me, i've made ENEM this year and i can't solve ITA/IME Questions
Yeah,that´s one of the hardest exams of brasil
yeah! Very strict
Thank you for doing this video. I’m Brazilian and I did ENEM for 5 years in a row. I’m so glad that I don’t need to do it again cause I’ve finally made it to the university I’ve always wanted!
I waited for almost a year to see this haha you did great Tibees
Would be worth a while to check the romanian exam called Baccalaureat. depending on personal preferences the exam is different for different groups of people. edit: I could help with translation ;)
PUC universities here in Brazil have a similar exam, where courses are assigned groups based on their area of knowledge. All candidates do the same objective test covering all high school subjects and two written tests based on their desired course: math/physics for Engineering, biology/chemistry for Med School, and so on. The candidates also have the option of choosing between english or french for the foreign language part of the tests. Except for the foreign language bit, I believe the FUVEST exam is structured in a similar way.
I've done ENEM a few times and it is indeed cruel. A lot of times it comes down to your stamina and psychological stability while doing it. It is important to point that you don't do well in the exam by just answering more questions correctly. The exam has what we call "TRI", a mechanism to prevent students from guessing the right answers and to show that they actually knew it. Easy questions (the ones students got right the most) are actually "worth" more points. Also, in the first day of the exam you have to write an essay about some political/social problem besides the language and social science questions. Amazing content as always, Tibees!
your video is amazing! I'd like to add just about the essay we have to write a very specific type of text with tons of rules. we don't know nothing about the subject (could be literally ANYTHING seriously is so random) it's definitely the hardest part of the exam because you have to read the texts of the theme, think about what to write with the subject, think about what people can do to solve the problem, follow all formal grammar rules (in Portuguese is so many), follow the essay rules (a looot too) and all that in an hour. the essay is so important and difficult that is 50% of your final grade and the 180 questions are the others 50%. your analysis about the serie and the exam is totally correct. this exam is the only way we can get into college without paying for it, in the public ones. in brazil many jobs require higher education, so if you want have a nice job you have to go to college. should be something good for the poor population but we have to compete with the privileged people because public colleges are the best ones in brazil, were the best teachers for superior education are and of course the big majority of poor population don't make it because people with money are more prepared for the exam since they had better education in school. so... yeah is kinda horrible specially for our mental health
Esperei uma vida inteira por esse vídeo. 😄