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Portugal releases national exam results and reassessment scores
Portugal's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MECI) has released the results for the second phase of national exams and the reassessment requests from the first phase. This year, reassessment requests saw a significant surge, exceeding 20,000—more than triple the previous year's volume.
While many schools received results as planned, some institutions, particularly in major cities, experienced delays in receiving reassessment outcomes. MECI has assured that no student will be prevented from applying to higher education due to these administrative delays. Following the publication, students have a three-day window to adjust their higher education applications.
The government is also evaluating the transition to digital exam evaluation. Minister Fernando Alexandre stated that the National Council of Education will conduct an independent assessment of the digital model by the end of the year to weigh its advantages and disadvantages. While the first phase faced technical issues that delayed initial results, the second phase proceeded with improved stability.
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Brazilian Ministry of Education · Caixa Econômica Federal · Fernando Alexandre · Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation · Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (Portugal) · National Council of Education · National Exam Jury (Júri Nacional de Exames) · National Jury of Exams · Portugal · Portuguese secondary school students · Portuguese secondary schools · Pé-de-Meia program
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- [● 5 SOURCES] Only a residual number of national exam re-evaluation results are still being sent to schools. www.cmjornal.pt · observador.pt · www.sabado.pt · sapo.pt
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The first phase of higher education applications saw the highest number of candidates in 30 years, excluding pandemic years.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Grades improved in 70% of the re-evaluated exams. zap.aeiou.pt
- [● 5 SOURCES] No student will be prevented from applying to higher education in the first phase due to delays in re-evaluation results or ENES certificate issuance. www.cmjornal.pt · observador.pt · www.sabado.pt · sapo.pt
- [○ 1 SOURCE] There were 10,796 more applicants in the first phase of 2026 compared to the previous year.
- [● 6 SOURCES] More than 20,000 re-evaluation requests were processed. www.cmjornal.pt · zap.aeiou.pt · observador.pt · www.sabado.pt · sapo.pt