Sisu Calculator

Nota ponderada do Sisu - your five ENEM scores under the pesos your course actually uses, with per-area minimums checked and the leverage of each area made visible.

Scores and pesosweights from your course's vaga details · zero upload

ÁreaNotaPesoMínimo

Linguagens

Humanas

Natureza

Matemática

Redação

Bônus (%) - if your university grants one

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How the Sisu score actually works

The Sisu score is a weighted average: each ENEM area score times its peso, summed, divided by the sum of the pesos. The pesos are set by each university per course and shift - there is no national table, which means the same five scores produce a different nota for every course you consider. Worked example: Linguagens 650 (peso 1), Humanas 700 (peso 1), Natureza 720 (peso 2), Matemática 750 (peso 3), Redação 800 (peso 2) gives (650 + 700 + 1440 + 2250 + 1600) / 9 = 737.78. Courses may also set per-area notas mínimas, and those are eliminatory: miss one and the weighted average stops mattering. Enter them in the mínimo column and this page flags each one.

The planner shows the number nobody else prints: leverage. With Matemática at peso 3 of a 9-peso course, each Matemática point moves your nota by 3/9 = 0.33 points - more than three times what a peso-1 area does. Give the planner last year's nota de corte as a target and it solves the score you need in any one area. During the registration window Sisu publishes partial cutoffs recalculated daily; type last year's as your target, then track the partial one - MEC calls it a reference that can move either way as candidates join and switch courses. From Sisu 2026 the last three ENEM editions count, and the system picks the best weighted average per course automatically, leaving out any edition where you scored zero on the redação or sat as a treineiro.

Two boundaries this site keeps honest. Cotas are not bonuses: the Lei de Cotas reserves seats and your score does not change - only your pool does. And no calculator can produce ENEM scores from raw correct answers: the five inputs here are the INEP-published TRI scores, and any site converting acertos into notas is estimating. For ProUni's simple average of the same five scores, use the média do ENEM calculator.

Questions this calculator gets asked

Is my Sisu score the same as my ENEM report?

Not necessarily. Each course applies its own weights to the five areas, so your Sisu score changes from course to course - a single 'your Sisu score' is a category error.

Where do I find my course's weights?

Inside the Sisu system itself, in the details of the vaga (Detalhes da vaga), or in the university's termo de adesão. There is no national weight table.

Can I use an older ENEM?

From Sisu 2026 the last three editions count, and the system automatically uses whichever edition yields the best weighted average for each chosen course - the best edition can differ between your two course options. An edition where you scored zero on the redação, or sat as a treineiro, is left out.

Do quotas change my score?

No. The Lei de Cotas reserves seats; cota candidates compete inside their reserved pool with their unmodified weighted score. Quotas move you to a different pool, a bonus moves your number - they are not the same thing.

What is the bônus regional?

A percentage add-on some universities grant (for example +10% for candidates from the region), defined in each institution's own edital. Whether it multiplies the final score or the per-area scores varies, so this calculator applies it to the final score and defers to the edital.

What is the nota de corte parcial?

The lowest score among current applicants to the course, recalculated daily during the registration window. It is a reference, not a guarantee - and on day one it means nothing.

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