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ENAMED 2026: exam will be this Sunday (13) and will assess medical trainingPhoto by HeungSoon on Pexels
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ENAMED 2026: exam will be this Sunday (13) and will assess medical training

Portal O Dia12 September 2026 at 09:15

ENAMED 2026 is an exam that aims to assess medical training in the country. The exam is scheduled to take place this Sunday, day 13.

The exam serves as a criterion for direct-access medical residency selection processes. Among the processes that use this assessment is the unified process of the National Residency Exam (ENARE).

ENAMED is an evaluation tool for the quality of medical education in Brazil, allowing health institutions to select candidates based on their performance on the exam. Sunday's exam will assess the knowledge of candidates seeking spots in medical residency programs.

Why this matters

Doctors and medical students in training in Brazil need to pay attention to this assessment, as the result can directly impact their chances of accessing medical residency programs in the country. The exam represents an important step in the medical career, functioning as a unified criterion for selection in several institutions.

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