The National Student Performance Exam (Enade) assesses the performance of graduates of undergraduate courses in relation to the programmatic content provided for in the curricular guidelines of the courses, the development of competences and skills necessary for deepening general and professional training, and the level of updating of students in relation to the Brazilian and global reality. Applied by the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep) since 2004, the Enade is part of the National System for Evaluation of Higher Education (Sinaes), which is also composed of the Evaluation of undergraduate courses and the Institutional Evaluation. Together they form the evaluative triad that allows knowing the quality of the courses and institutions of higher education in Brazil. The results of the Enade, together with the responses to the Student Questionnaire, are inputs for the calculation of the Quality Indicators of Higher Education. Registration is mandatory for incoming and eligible graduate students of bachelor's and technology courses linked to the evaluation areas of the edition. The student's regularity status is recorded in the school record.