Russian Senators Propose Raising Minimum Scores on University Entrance Exams
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Russian senators propose raising minimum scores on university entrance exams
The Federation Council, the upper house of Russia’s parliament, has recommended that Rosobrnadzor consider raising the minimum scores required on the Unified State Exam (USE) for admission to Russian universities, according to a resolution the chamber issued October 28.
<p>In Russia, they want to complicate admission to universities by increasing the requirements for applicants, the Federation Council of the Russian Federation proposed to raise the minimum exam points and limit admission to the Olympiads. Previously, the paid set was reduced by 28%.</p>
The Council of the Federation invited Rosbrandzor to consider the possibility of increasing the EGE minimum scores for admission to Russian higher education institutions, as well as to establish a uniform approach to the testing of diplomas for plagiarism; the Council of the Federation suggested that consideration should be given to the feasibility of increasing the minimum number of EGE points for admission to bachelor's and specialty programme…
The promotion of the EGE minimum points for fee- and target-based positions could redirect some of the students to college, was announced by the Vice-Rector of the Moscow City University of Pedagogy, Oleg Fyodorov, who believed that the proposed measure would enhance the prestige of higher education and help to obtain a profession more quickly.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCTED, distributed and (or) directed by the FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE "new GASET" ORBO ON THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENCY OF THE INTERNET OF THE "new GASET" THE Federation Council recommended that Rosbrandzor raise the minimum EGE required for admission to the university in all key subjects, in accordance with the agency's decree on the improvement of the quality of education, by writing a television …
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