So, this year your child will face a real test - passing the Unified State Exam. You are probably worried, if not more, then at least as worried as your high school student, because this is so important! But it’s very difficult to understand all this, the children don’t want to explain anything, and the official websites are drowning in bureaucracy.
The editors of the site come to your aid and tell you everything in detail and more vividly than Rosobrnadzor. Take notes and tell the children if they don’t know.
- What is the Unified State Exam? Do we really need it?
The Unified State Exam is a form of state final certification for educational programs of secondary general education. Simply put, the final exam at graduation from school. The Unified State Exam is mandatory; without passing it, the child will not be able to receive a certificate and enter college.
- OK. We'll have to go. How many subjects do you need to take?
There are still only two compulsory subjects to pass - Russian language and mathematics. No new items were introduced this year; that awaits us only in 2020. The child has the opportunity to choose additional elective subjects (needed for admission). You can take the following disciplines: physics, chemistry, history, social studies, computer science, biology, geography, literature and foreign languages. Except for mathematics, all subjects are assessed on a 100-point system.
- What's wrong with mathematics?
The fact is that the Unified State Exam in mathematics is divided into basic and specialized. The child can choose what he needs (or he can choose to take the subject in two options). The basic level is necessary to obtain a certificate and be able to enter a university where mathematics is not an entrance exam. The basic level will be assessed using a five-point system. And the exam in mathematics at the profile level is taken by schoolchildren planning to enter a university in which mathematics is included in the list of mandatory entrance tests. And in this case, the exam will be graded on a 100-point system.
- Okay, does everyone get admission to the Unified State Exam?
In order to obtain admission to the Unified State Examination, you must:
- submit an application to take the Unified State Exam in selected subjects (this year - until February 1);
- receive all annual grades in all academic subjects at school not lower than “satisfactory”, no “F” grades;
- submit the final presentation in the Russian language.
- Okay, when will these exams be? And where?
The Unified State Exam schedule is official, general throughout Russia. You can view it on the official Unified State Exam portal and on the Rosobrnadzor website. To take the Unified State Exam, children are sent to another school, where exactly the students will be told at their educational institution closer to the exams. But you won’t have to travel far - it will be one of the district schools.
- What to do if two Unified State Examinations take place on the same day? How to break up?
No need to break up. The schedule is already known; there are reserve days for all such subjects. When submitting an application, you just need to indicate the date of participation in the Unified State Exam that is convenient for you.
- And if my child is disabled, he may not take the Unified State Exam?
Maybe. For disabled people and children with limited health capabilities, another form of passing is provided - the GVE (state final exam). It is easier, but it has its drawbacks: it is also automated and cannot serve as an entrance test to a university. The university will not accept his results, but will assign new entrance tests, which may be either easier or more difficult for the student.
- Okay, I changed my mind, it’s better to take the Unified State Exam. Will they provide him with the necessary conditions?
Certainly. Firstly, the exam time for children with disabilities is increased by 1.5 hours (and by 30 minutes in foreign languages). Secondly, you can choose a “special seating arrangement,” that is, ask the child to be seated alone in the audience. Thirdly, all children will be provided with the necessary technical equipment (if necessary: computers, magnifying glasses, sound amplification equipment, forms in Braille, etc.). Also, children can freely move to the toilet, take breaks for medical procedures or for a snack. In extreme cases, the Unified State Examination is also carried out at home.
- Okay, but how does this Unified State Exam go?
Any exam starts at 10.00 local time. It is undesirable to be late - no one will increase your time and no one will repeat the instructions. You can take with you: a passport (required), a gel pen, a capillary pen with black ink (also required), medicines and food (if necessary), teaching and educational tools (for mathematics, a ruler; for physics - a ruler and a non-programmable calculator; for chemistry - non-programmable calculator; in geography - ruler, protractor, non-programmable calculator). Unified State Examination participants with disabilities receive special technical equipment.
Everything else is handed over at the entrance to a special storage area.
After checking the documents, the child will be taken to his place; he cannot change it. Then the briefing begins, if something is wrong with the set of tasks (the integrity of the packaging is broken), you need to say about it at this moment, then this will not be a reason for an appeal. After the instructions, you need to open the package, make sure that everything you need is in place, the text is well printed, the paper has no defects, the assignment is in Russian, not mathematics, etc. The children will be told everything that needs to be checked.
Next, the registration form is filled out, after which the student begins the task. After completion, you need to fold all the sheets and take them to the examiner. That's it, you can go home, you don't have to wait until the end of the exam.
- Can you write it off?
It's a bit complicated. There are jammers everywhere, mobile communications are unavailable, even if a child carries a phone with him. You can go to the toilet, but under “escort” you won’t have time to read much. For a cheat sheet that they saw, the child can be removed from the Unified State Examination, taken out and his work not checked. In addition, there are cameras everywhere. It's better to be prepared.
- When and how will the results be announced? What if I don't like them?
The results should become known approximately three days after passing, they will be transferred to the educational institution, and they can also be checked on the Internet. If you and your child are not satisfied with the score, you can file an appeal within two working days after the official announcement of the results. This is a personal meeting with independent experts, where you and your child can look at the work and try to prove that Gogol wrote Onegin. It’s true that it won’t work.
- Can they lower the score on appeal?
When considering an appeal, the conflict commission completely rechecks the examination work. So yes, the result can change in any direction. And if anything happens, it is no longer possible to appeal.
- What is the passing score now?
36 points in Russian language and 27 points in specialized level mathematics. The remaining minimum scores can be found at the disposal of Rosobrnadzor.
- What if I didn’t pass?
If a student fails to pass a compulsory subject, he has the right to retake it at an additional time (approximately two weeks later). If you “fail” again, it will only be in the fall, in a special center, and until that time you will not be given a certificate. Children can also retake the Unified State Exam upon receiving a passing score (that is, to improve their score). If it doesn’t work out again, in the summer with a new wave of graduates. And so on ad infinitum.
As for elective subjects, if the student does not score the minimum number of points, he can retake it only after a year.
- Fine. Everything seems to be clear with the Unified State Examination. What about admission?
And we will tell you about this next time.
According to the law, a graduate of previous years can apply for testing in any region of Russia - regardless of where he is registered and where he completed his education. However, if you are in the same city where you are registered at your place of residence, you will most likely have to submit an application in accordance with your registration, even if you live or work on the other side of the city. However, options are possible: the exact regulations for the operation of registration points for graduates of past years are established by regional educational authorities and may vary slightly in different regions of Russia. That's why, if you plan to take exams outside your place of residence, it is best to call the hotline for Unified State Exam issues in your region and find out where you have the right to submit documents.
Hotline numbers can be found on the official portal ege.edu.ru in the “information support” section. There you will also find links to regional websites dedicated to passing the Unified State Exam. It is on them that “verified” official information about the addresses of points where you can apply to take the Unified State Exam is posted - with contact numbers and opening hours. As a rule, applications are accepted on weekdays, two to three days a week at specially designated hours.
What documents are required to register for the Unified State Exam?
To submit an application you will need to present the following set of documents:
- document on complete secondary education (original);
- passport;
- if in the interval between finishing school and passing the exams you changed your last name or first name - a document confirming this fact (marriage certificate or change of first or last name),
- if secondary education was obtained in a foreign educational institution - a notarized translation of the certificate into Russian.
There is no need to make copies of documents: after the registration office employees enter all your data into the automated system, the originals will be returned to you.
What you need to know when applying for the Unified State Exam
By the time of your visit to the registration point for graduates of previous years, you must finally decide on a list of items that you plan to take - changing the “set” will be very difficult. While Russian language and mathematics are compulsory for school graduates, this rule does not apply to people who have already completed secondary education: you can only take those subjects that are required for admission to a university.
Decide will you write an essay. For eleventh-graders, obtaining a “pass” in an essay is an indispensable condition for admission to the exams, but graduates of previous years who take the Unified State Exam “of their own free will” are not required to do this - they receive “admission” automatically, based on the fact that they have a certificate. Therefore, it is better to clarify the question about the essay with the admissions committee of the university of your choice: whether its presence is mandatory, whether it can bring you additional points upon admission. If the answer to both questions is “no,” you can safely not include the essay in the list.
If you are planning to take the Unified State Exam in a foreign language– decide whether you will limit yourself to only the written part (which can bring up to 80 points), or whether you will also take the “speaking” part (an additional 20 points). The oral part of the exam is held on a different day, and if you are not faced with the task of gaining maximum points, you do not have to participate in it.
Select deadlines in which you want to take exams. Graduates of previous years have the opportunity to take exams either on the main dates (in May-June, simultaneously with schoolchildren) or in an early “wave” (March). Choose what is most convenient for you.
How to register for the Unified State Exam for graduates of previous years
The application process is quite simple, but you should not arrive at the registration point 10 minutes before the deadline, especially if you are applying in the last weeks before the deadline: you may have to wait in line for a while.
Documents are submitted in person. To register for exams:
- you will have to fill out a consent to process personal data and enter it into the AIS (automatic identification system);
- registration point employees will check your documents and enter your personal and passport data, as well as passport data into the system;
- you will inform which subjects you plan to take and when, after which an application for taking the exam will be automatically generated indicating the subjects you have chosen and the dates of the exams;
- you will check the printed application and, making sure that all the data is correct, sign;
- employees at the registration point will give you a copy of the application with a note about acceptance of documents, a memo for the Unified State Exam participant and will instruct you how and when you will need to appear to receive a pass for the exam.
How much does it cost to take the Unified State Exam for past graduates?
The Unified State Exam is held for all categories of participants, including graduates of previous years, regardless of how many subjects you decide to take. Therefore, the procedure for accepting documents does not imply the presentation of receipts or payment for registration services.
At the same time, in most regions, graduates of previous years can take part in “trial”, training exams, which take place in conditions as close as possible to reality, are assessed according to Unified State Exam standards and allow participants to gain additional preparation experience. This is a paid additional service offered by educational authorities - and you can use it if you wish. However, participation in such “rehearsals” is completely voluntary.
On the territory of the Russian Federation, any person has the right to take the exam, regardless of age and nationality. To gain access to the exam, you must submit your application before March 1 of the current year. In your application you must indicate a list of the subjects you intend to take. Therefore, it is better to clarify in advance what exams are accepted by the faculty you want to enroll in.
Be careful, as different universities may require different exams for the same department. And, of course, remember that you have the right to submit a Unified State Examination certificate to five different universities.
A certificate and a copy of your passport will be accepted along with the application. If you do not have a passport at the time of submission, you can take the Unified State Exam using a temporary certificate.
Where to apply
The easiest way is for school students - the educational institution itself handles the issue of applying for the Unified State Exam. What about those whose wonderful school years have already passed?The final recipient of the application for participation in the Unified State Exam should be the Department of Education, which will enter you into the database, as well as future school graduates. There is a Department of Education in every city. In large cities, subdivisions can even be found in individual areas. Determine which unit is closest to you and go there to write an application. Alternatively, you can contact the educational institution from which you were once a graduate and write an application there.
After which, before May 10, you will need to make a second visit to the department to get a pass. The pass will contain all the necessary information about where and when your exam will take place. Without this paper, the commission will not allow you to take the exam.
Additional deadlines
There are situations in life when, for personal reasons, you were unable to submit an application before March 1st. Don’t give up and put off entering university until next year. You can try to pass the Unified State Exam in additional terms (second wave). To do this, you need to contact the university you primarily want to enroll in before July 5th and write an application there.The only difficulty that can seriously derail your plans may be an order from the State Examination Commission. According to this order, your application will be rejected due to the absence of a valid reason why you were unable to pass the Unified State Examination within the main deadline. Therefore, it is better to resolve this issue in advance and take care of evidence.
How long are Unified State Exam results valid?
In connection with the new law “On Education”, those wishing to enroll have many questions about how valid the Unified State Exam results are for graduates of previous years. The new law increased the validity of the certificate to 4 years. The law was adopted on September 29, 2012, and came into force on September 1. The official website of the Unified State Examination reported that the results of graduates of 2012 also fall under this law. This provision was confirmed by a letter from the Minister of Education on the Rosobrnadzor website.Compulsory subjects - mathematics and the Russian language - have been used as a form of state final certification of general secondary education for a number of years. Conducting final certification has general rules that have been subject to changes several times. The latest changes to the general rules will be discussed in this article.
About the rules
The Unified State Exam (compulsory subjects and elective subjects) is carried out using control measuring materials (CMM), which are standard form complexes with tasks. In addition, there are special mandatory forms for filling out answers to assignments. Compulsory USE subjects, as well as elective subjects, are accepted in Russian in writing, unless this is a section of foreign languages (“speaking”).
Exams are held in Russia and abroad according to a single schedule. The organizers are Rosobrnadzor and the executive authorities of those constituent entities of the Russian Federation that manage the education sector (EI). Outside the country, the Unified State Exam (compulsory subjects and elective subjects) is also accepted by Rosobrnadzor and the founders of educational organizations of the Russian Federation, which are located abroad, have state accreditation and implement educational programs of general secondary education, as well as foreign institutions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, which have structural specialized educational units.
Admission to the Unified State Exam
Compulsory subjects and elective subjects are taken by students who do not have academic debt and have completed individual or general assessments in full with grades in all subjects for all years of study not lower than satisfactory.
Disabled children and people with disabilities, as well as students with limited health capabilities, studying in closed educational institutions and institutions where they are serving sentences of imprisonment, have the right to take the state final certification in the form of the Unified State Examination (Russian language and mathematics).
Students in educational programs of vocational secondary education also have the right to certification in the Unified State Examination form (Russian language and mathematics, as well as elective subjects for admission to a higher educational institution). Students in educational organizations of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol have the same right.
Recertification and external training
The right to certification in the Unified State Examination form is available to graduates of previous years (with a document confirming receipt of general secondary education before 2013), as well as to those students who are mastering educational programs of vocational secondary education and studying in educational organizations abroad of the Russian Federation, even if they have There are valid Unified State Exam results from past years.
People who have completed secondary education programs in other forms - family education or self-education, or who have completed educational programs not accredited by the state can also take the Unified State Exam. They can pass the State Examination as an external student
Items
Currently, the required subjects for passing the Unified State Exam are Russian language and mathematics. However, changes and additions are planned for 2020. Firstly, according to the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva, a history exam will be mandatory for everyone. In addition, the compulsory subjects of the Unified State Exam in 2020 may include a foreign language and geography. Indeed, without knowledge of history, the country will not be able to successfully move into tomorrow. Will geography be a compulsory subject of the Unified State Exam for now, since the entire existing examination system will be revised.
However, English will most likely be a compulsory subject in the Unified State Examination (or another foreign language). A number of regions will take this subject in testing mode in 2020. Further, by 2022, the country will be ready to include a foreign language in the examination minimum in schools, and now trial tests are being compiled and programs are being developed. History as a compulsory subject in the Unified State Examination is an issue that has already been practically resolved, although this will happen, according to Olga Vasilyeva, no earlier than 2020. This will be the third required subject.
History with geography
Olga Vasilyeva made many statements at the All-Russian Conference on the History of Russia, which was held in February 2017, regarding the development of education in the country. Much has been said about passing the Unified State Exam in 2020. Required items will be replenished. She clarified that today children only take mathematics and the Russian language, but the third subject of the Unified State Examination should certainly be history.
She also stated that she was listening carefully to the increasingly louder public opinion regarding the GIA, which students take after finishing the ninth grade, in geography. Many citizens are advocating for the introduction of such an exam at school graduation. The list of compulsory Unified State Exam subjects will definitely be replenished. Perhaps geography will be one of them.
For admission to university
In 2009, all school graduates received information about the compulsory Unified State Examination subjects. They were the Russian language and mathematics. At the same time, every eleventh grader must receive a score not lower than that established by Rosobrnadzor. Additionally, school graduates independently select several required subjects to enroll in a university. You need to choose from the list of general education disciplines that are included in the Unified State Examination list. How many compulsory subjects, for example, should an eleventh grader who is planning to enter university take? This will depend on the chosen specialization. For example, a future programmer needs ICT and computer science.
Unified State Examination tasks in mathematics can be completed in advance not only in full, but also repeatedly; for this, there are official portals with open problem banks. Since this subject is compulsory, graduates do just that. But mathematics is different from mathematics. The same future programmers should not solve the basic option, but the profile one. Unified State Examination tasks in profile-level mathematics require, however, only knowledge of the school course. The website of the chosen university probably has free demo material that you can use for self-study.
List
Subjects, including compulsory ones, chosen by a school graduate for admission to a university:
1. Russian language.
2. Profile and basic mathematics.
4. Physics.
5. Social studies.
6. History.
7. Information and communication technologies and computer science.
8. Geography.
9. Biology.
10. Literature.
11. Foreign language (English, French, German, Spanish).
To obtain a high school diploma, you need to take only two compulsory subjects - Russian language and mathematics. Further, on a voluntary basis, the graduate can take any subjects of his own choice in accordance with the requirements of a certain one. Everything depends on the planned direction of training, that is, the specialty.
Changes
Since the country is undergoing not too rapid, but dramatic changes, this cannot but affect the education system. The Ministry of Education and Science has accumulated a lot of complaints from the country's population. Of course, this examination system has its advantages, such as the option to prevent corruption and the independence of the knowledge assessment obtained. But there are also a lot of disadvantages. It is planned to develop a mechanism for passing the Unified State Exam in six subjects by 2019, as well as to increase the number of primary school certifications. Of course, knowledge must be assessed systematically so that students acquire skills that increase responsibility and order.
Both parents and teachers point out the testing nature of the exam as a disadvantage of the existing Unified State Examination organization. Most students are simply trying to guess the correct answer. This system should have been abolished a long time ago, replaced by a survey form that existed until 2009. Of course, both rehearsals and public opinion polls are necessary before anything new is introduced into this system, because, first of all, it is necessary to understand how much each of these changes will improve the situation.
Deadlines and tasks
Conducting the Unified State Exam on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as outside it, provides for a unified schedule. Each academic subject has its own exam duration. In January of this year, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation issues a decree approving a unified schedule and duration of each exam. It also provides the entire list of tools that will be needed for training and education and will be used when conducting the Unified State Exam.
FIPI (Federal Institute of Pedagogical Measurements) develops examination tasks (KIM), that is, sets of standardized tasks with the help of which the level of mastery of the educational standard will be established. On the FIPI website you can familiarize yourself in advance with the section of demonstration versions of the Unified State Examination for each subject, as well as with the documents that regulate the content and structure of KIM - with all codifiers and specifications. Assignments can have either extended or short answers. Oral answers of examinees in foreign languages are recorded using audio media. This section (“speaking”) is still on a voluntary basis.
Responsibility
Information about control measuring materials that are used to carry out state certification cannot be disclosed, since it is classified as information with limited access. Therefore, everyone who will be involved in conducting the Unified State Exam, as well as persons taking the exam during the period of its conduct, are responsible for the disclosure of KIM information in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.
If KIM information is published, for example, on the Internet, this will become evidence of the presence of signs of an offense under Articles 13.14 and 19.30 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses; 59, part 11 of the Federal Law of the Russian Federation "On Education in the Russian Federation".
results
The state final certification, which is carried out in the Unified State Examination form, uses a hundred-point grading system in all subjects except basic-level mathematics. Separately, for each subject, a minimum number of points is established, and if the examinee has overcome this threshold, then his or her mastery of the general secondary level educational program will be confirmed.
When the examination of examination papers is completed, the results of the Unified State Examination in all subjects are reviewed by the chairman of the State Examination Committee, after which he makes a decision to cancel, change or approve them. The results are approved within one working day after checking all examination papers.
Appeals
If a high school graduate being examined is not satisfied with the scores received, he has the opportunity to file an appeal of disagreement within two days from the date of announcement of the Unified State Examination results. It is drawn up in writing and submitted to the educational organization that granted admission to the examinee for the Unified State Exam.
Graduates of previous years and other categories of Unified State Exam participants can submit an appeal to the place of registration for the exam or to others determined by the region. The Unified State Exam results for each examinee exist only in the federal information system, and paper certificates about them are not provided. Their validity period is four years.
Retake
If a graduate of a given current year receives a result that is below the established minimum score in any of the required subjects, he can take the Unified State Exam again - the unified schedule provides for additional deadlines for this. If a USE participant of any category fails to obtain the minimum points in the subjects that he chose for admission to the university, then the retake will take place only after a year.
Since 2015, all schoolchildren can take the Unified State Exam in compulsory subjects up to three times (this only applies to mathematics and the Russian language). This is possible either on additional days if only one subject is failed, or in the fall (September, October). In the latter case, admission to a university cannot take place, since the required deadlines have passed, but the student will receive a certificate.
Are you a graduate of previous years and want to take the Unified State Exam? We have compiled step-by-step instructions especially for you. Read and remember.
Registration for the Unified State Exam begins in November, so you need to prepare for it in advance
Submit your application to the Unified State Exam registration office
This must be done before February 1st. Later, you will be able to apply only if you have a valid reason, which will be documented, but no later than two weeks before the start of the exams. The decision in this case is made by the State Examination Commission (SEC).
Please pay close attention to the list of items to be included in the application. You will be able to change your choice after February 1, but only if you have valid, documented reasons. If in doubt, it is better to list several items.
Where to find Unified State Exam registration points
Addresses of registration points and application forms with samples can be found on the website of the local education department. You have the right to choose any region to take the Unified State Exam, regardless of your place of registration. The full list of registration points can be found here: “Registration addresses for the Unified State Exam 2018”. Also, any information on the Unified State Exam can be clarified by calling the hotline: list of hotline numbers.
What documents are needed to register for the Unified State Exam?
You need to provide:
- passport;
- SNILS certificate (if available);
- consent to the processing of personal data;
- school certificate or diploma from a technical school or college;
- a certificate from a secondary vocational institution, if you are still continuing your studies;
- a document from a medical institution if you have health limitations (a certificate or a certified copy of it about disability, a copy of the recommendations of the psychological, medical and pedagogical commission).
At some points you may be asked to provide additional copies of these documents, so it’s best to make them in advance.
Get notified
To do this, you need to arrive within the time limits established by the registration point. Usually no later than two weeks before the start of the Unified State Exam. The notification will include the dates and addresses of the examination sites (ETS), as well as your unique registration number. A notification is issued only after presenting your passport.
Come to the exam
Admission to the PPE is strictly based on your passport. There are no other options for past graduates. If you have forgotten your identification document, you will not be allowed through.
Exams in all subjects begin at 10:00 local time. We recommend arriving 45 minutes before start time. Plan ahead. If you are late, you will miss the briefing. You will have less time to complete tasks.
Listen carefully to all the introductory information from the organizers of the Unified State Exam, ask questions if something is not clear.
If you missed the exam for a valid reason, submit a supporting document to the State Examination Office. After review, you may be given a reserve day for delivery.
What to take with you to the exam
According to the rules for conducting the Unified State Exam in PPE, you must take:
- passport;
- black gel pen;
- permitted aids depending on the subject: physics - ruler and non-programmable calculator; mathematics - ruler; geography - protractor, non-programmable calculator and ruler; chemistry - non-programmable calculator;
- medications and nutrition (if necessary);
- special technical means if you have a disability or limited physical capabilities.
- a certificate confirming the diagnosis or disability.
All other personal items are prohibited from being taken with you. They can be left in specially designated areas.
For having extra items on the table you can be kicked out of the PPE
Find out your results
Each region independently sets the deadlines and methods for notifying the results of the Unified State Examination. However, the time frame for checking and processing the results should not be longer than the schedule approved by Rosobrnadzor. For example: checking and processing of Unified State Examination results in mathematics and Russian language must be completed no later than six days after passing. For other subjects - in four days.
You can find out your results from local education authorities (on the website or a special stand) or at the points where you registered. You can also use a special service where you need to enter your registration number (indicated on the coupon, which you need to save) or passport number.
The certificate is not issued in person. All results are entered into an electronic database. Their validity period is 4 years (the year of delivery does not count). If you do not agree with the points awarded, then within two working days from the date of official publication of the results you have the right to file a written appeal at the place of registration of the Unified State Examination. You will only be able to retake the exams next year.
What to do if you passed the Unified State Exam worse than last time
If there are several USE results that have not expired, it is indicated which USE results and for which general education subjects should be used. So take a deep breath and calm down.
Thus, we have described the main algorithm of actions when passing the Unified State Exam. Prepare for exams, pass tests and enter the best universities in the country.
Comments
Hello) Can I take, say, 1 exam in March-April? And on reserve days, choose another subject and take 1-2 more exams? Thank you in advance for your response.
Vera Bykova, good afternoon! Purely theoretically yes. You can indicate different periods in your application.
I am registered in St. Petersburg and took the Unified State Exam in 2019. I want to improve my results. Can I register for the exam in the Leningrad region or another city?
Lesya Avgeeva, good afternoon! You can register for the exam in any city where you are located.
I didn't get into the university I wanted. Who should I ask for the original certificate in order to register for the Unified State Exam, and are they obliged to give it to me immediately? Can I apply to a university if I did not drop out of my first university?
Is it possible not to enroll anywhere in 2019, but prepare for the Unified State Exam, retake 2 exams (biology, Russian) during the main period and enter the university of your dreams on a budget in 2020?
Yulia Frolova, good afternoon! Yes, you don’t have to go anywhere and prepare for exams for next year. The only thing is that you will not be able to take them during the main period. You will be offered to submit early or on reserve days.
Hello, I graduated from 11th grade in 2019 and passed 3 Unified State Exams with 132 points. Can I prepare for the Unified State Exam all year and retake the Unified State Exam in 2020 in order to increase my score in the main period (May-June)?
Yulia Frolova, good afternoon! Yes, you will be able to retake. But on reserve days. That is, at the end of June.
Hello, I couldn’t pass the chemistry exam and they gave me a certificate. Can I retake it when I’m already 20 years old?
Osipov Maxim, good afternoon! What kind of certificate do you have? A certificate is usually issued instead of a certificate if you have not passed the Russian language or mathematics. The chemistry exam does not affect the issuance of a certificate. If you have a certificate for grade 11, then you can retake any exam, regardless of age.
Maxim Lapin, good afternoon! Yes, you can take the Unified State Exam again. To do this, you will need to obtain a certificate while in college and apply for the exam yourself.