- statement;
- ticket (if available);
After the collapse of the USSR, many of our compatriots from friendly republics were faced with the fact that they suddenly became foreign citizens. The politics of some former Soviet republics, the turbulent situation and the lack of normal income, often force people to return to Russia, and there is an urgent need to obtain Russian citizenship. But is it so easy to get citizenship V Moscow?
You will need
- - passport;
- - birth certificate;
- - receipt with paid state duty;
- - 3 photos.
Instructions
Remember that you can become a Russian citizen by birth, upon receipt, or upon restoration of Russian citizenship. If your child is in Russia and one or both of them had citizenship RF, in this case the child becomes without legal delays. Refusal to obtain citizenship can be caused by changes in the constitutional system, criminals who have not served their sentences, false information about themselves and the use of forged documents.
Write an application to the visa and registration department, attaching the necessary package of documents, which the OVIR inspectors will inform you about, pay a state fee of 1000 rubles and in 6-7 months you will receive the long-awaited passport. If one of the spouses has citizenship RF, then the second spouse goes through the procedure for obtaining it according to a simplified scheme.
If you are about to receive citizenship according to the usual scheme, please note that the mandatory conditions are a person’s continuous residence in Russia for 5 years, compliance with the Constitution and legislation of the Russian Federation, a permanent official source of income, knowledge of Russian. Achievements in the field of science and technology can also serve as a condition for obtaining Russian citizenship. The application review period is up to one year. The procedure is similar to that under the simplified system: a receipt with paid state duty, photographs, an application and an attached document detailing your territorial movements within the Russian Federation.
If you have previously had citizenship Russian Federation, you submit an application according to the usual procedure; if you still live outside of Russia, contact a diplomatic mission or consulate located outside the Russian Federation; if you live in Russia - to the local office of the federal executive body of the Russian Federation. The period of continuous residence in Russia must be at least 3 years.
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Upon admission to a higher education institution, an applicant must provide a number of documents. For some specific categories of citizens (disabled people, those returning from military service) there are nuances in providing the necessary documentation.
2. Document () on the availability of the average full general (original or copy).
3. Certificate of Unified State Exam (Unified State Examination) results, original or copy.
4. Identification documents of the applicant (passport), original or copy.
5. Photos (usually 6-8 photos in 3x4 format).
6. Medical certificate (only required for some universities).
Persons who served in conscription and retired due to the end of their term have the right, within a year from the date of dismissal from service, to provide the Unified State Examination results they received during the year before conscription. When entering a university, they also present, among other documents, a military ID.
Applicants who have special rights or privileges when entering universities, established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, submit the original or photocopy of documents confirming them.
Applicants with disabilities and health conditions provide an original or photocopy of any of the following documents:
1. Conclusion of the medical-psychological-pedagogical commission;
2. Certificate of group identification issued by the institution of a federal medical and social commission.
Disabled children, as well as disabled people of groups I and II, who have the right to be admitted to universities without competition, provide an original or photocopy of certificates establishing disability and a medical report on the absence of contraindications for studying at a higher educational institution.
Persons entering must also submit a specialist or.
Applicants applying to target places must submit original educational documents.
Sources:
- what documents are needed for the exam
The first stage in education – secondary school – has been completed. And if you decide to continue your path to knowledge and become a specialist with a higher education, feel free to apply to the university.
Call the admissions office of the university of your choice or go to the website of this educational institution and check the list of documents required for admission to this university. The requirements of different educational institutions may vary. If you rely on information obtained from the site, please ensure that this information is current. If the list of documents was published last year, it could have changed.
An approximate list of documents that you will need upon admission will be as follows: a passport and a photocopy of passport pages with a photograph and information about your place of residence, a document on receipt, documents on passing the Unified State Exam, photographs, a certificate or ticket for those liable for military service, as well as a medical certificate for those who enters the full-time department. You can obtain this certificate at your clinic. Don’t put it off until the last day - it will take you quite a lot of time to visit all the doctors.
Check to see if the university accepts photocopies of documents. Also, if you are the winner of any competitions or olympiads, certificates and other evidence of your victories or photocopies of them must be attached to the rest of the papers.
Find out the deadline for submitting documents to your chosen educational institution and go to the admissions office. You should not do this on the last day, otherwise you risk spending several hours in line. A representative of the commission will give you an application addressed to the rector, which will need to be filled out according to the established form. After this, you give the application along with the documents to a member of the admissions committee. Your papers are filed, and you are given a receipt, which officially makes you an applicant to this university, and also allows you to pick up your documents if something happens.
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- how to apply for study at
Russian legislation allows citizens who have successfully passed the entrance examination to state universities to receive higher education for free. And to increase their chances of admission, applicants can submit applications and participate in the competition of several educational institutions at once.
The procedure for admission to institutions of higher professional education, approved by Order of the Ministry of Education and Science No. 2895 of December 28, 2011, provides for applicants the opportunity to enroll in 5 universities simultaneously, as well as choose up to 3 specialties or directions in each of them. In any case, first of all you need to submit applications for admission to the first year to the selected universities.
The list of required documents is the same for all universities:
- statement;
- passport or other identity document;
- document on education (certificate, diploma of a secondary or higher vocational educational institution);
- 4 photographs (in case you need to undergo additional tests or pass exams conducted by the university independently);
- ticket (if available);
- documents confirming the right to benefits.
Basic information about the potential student must be included in the application. It indicates: last name, first name, patronymic, date of birth of the applicant, his passport data, chosen directions or specialties, information about education, the results of the Unified State Examination, participation in Olympiads, the availability of benefits, as well as the need for a hostel. In addition, the applicant must confirm in writing that he is receiving for the first time and submitting documents to no more than 5 universities. You also need to sign that he is familiar with the license and certificate of accreditation of the university, the rules for filing appeals based on the results of entrance examinations and the date of submission of the original document of education.
Applicants, at their discretion, can submit both originals and photocopies of documents, and there is a direct prohibition for members of the admissions committee to demand the original certificate or diploma, as well as other documents not included in the list. It is most optimal to submit photocopies to each of the selected universities: this will allow you to timely submit the original education document to the educational institution to which the applicant is applying through a competition, and not waste time picking it up from the office of another university.
Every year, the acceptance of applications for admission to the first year begins no later than June 20, and ends depending on the type of entrance examinations accepted by the university:
- if necessary, pass additional exams of a creative or professional nature - July 5;
- if the university conducts entrance examinations independently – July 10;
- for admission solely based on the results of the Unified State Exam - July 25.
The best time to contact the admissions committee is after the established deadline, when it is already possible to estimate the approximate number of applicants, the competition and the passing score. However, when applying to several universities, you should still inquire about the beginning and end of accepting applications in each of them.
Admission to several universities at once is not an easy task, especially if they are located in different cities. However, you can avoid standing in lines at the admissions office if you send an application for admission to the first year by mail, attaching photocopies of the necessary documents, or in electronic digital form, if the university provides such an option. But you should remember that the university will accept the application only if it is before the end of accepting documents.
Since 2009, the vast majority of Russian universities have switched to accepting entrance exams in the form of the Unified State Exam. On the one hand, this has simplified admission, since now applicants need to take exams only once, but on the other hand, it is necessary to strictly follow the application procedure.
Instructions
Go to the websites of the universities you are interested in in advance, preferably in May, and find out the deadlines for submitting documents at each university. They may differ for different groups of applicants. Graduates of the current year's school usually must submit applications by the twentieth of July. Those who graduated from school earlier and must take the Unified State Exam again usually register at the university before the beginning of July. Separate deadlines are determined for applicants of creative specialties, who, in addition to the Unified State Exam, must take additional entrance exams.
If the university is located in your city, go there in person. Take with you your passport and its copy, a copy of your school leaving certificate and copies of certificates of passing the Unified State Exam. If you are applying to only one university, you can immediately submit the originals of your diploma and Unified State Examination certificates. If you belong to one of the preferential categories, bring documents confirming this - certificates of victory at the Olympiads, certificates of disability, documents confirming military service or other papers. Complete the application for admission on site. You can choose up to three specialties at one university.
For nonresident applicants, documents can be submitted by mail. Send only copies of documents to avoid the possibility of losing the originals. It is best to send your documents by registered mail.
Wait for the announcement of student admission results. If you are accepted, please bring or send the original of your high school diploma to your chosen institution. Wait for the enrollment order to be published and check if your name is on it. If you are not on the lists of the first wave, do not be discouraged - if some of the applicants decide to enroll elsewhere, you can be enrolled in the second wave of student admissions, which takes place in early August.
In accordance with the Family Code of the Russian Federation, parents are obliged to support their own children who have not reached the age of majority. A citizen aged 18 years or more is considered an adult. Parents can voluntarily establish the form and procedure for providing maintenance for their children, but such issues are most often resolved through the courts.
You will need
- - statement of claim,
- - power of attorney (if necessary),
- - extract from the house register,
- - Marriage certificate,
- - birth certificate(s) of the child(ren),
- - receipt of payment of state duty in the amount of 100 rubles,
- - other documents at the discretion of the plaintiff.
Instructions
If both parents agree, they can enter into an agreement on the payment of alimony, which is concluded in writing and must be certified by a notary. If irreconcilable disagreements arise on this issue, the amount and procedure for collecting funds is established by the court.
Cases regarding the issuance of a court order are heard by magistrates. Claims for the recovery of alimony, as well as challenging or establishing paternity, fall under the responsibility of federal judges. The amount of the state fee for considering a claim or application for issuing a court order for the collection of alimony is 100 rubles.
The plaintiff himself has the right to decide whether to file applications with the court at his place of residence or at the place of residence of the defendant.
The claimant must personally sign the application for alimony collection. In addition to the claimant himself, his representative can sign the application, but in this case a power of attorney will also need to be attached to the application. The remaining documents that are submitted along with the application are listed in the “You will need” section.
The court issues an order within 5 days from the date of receipt of the statement of claim for a court order. The judge makes the order without scheduling proceedings or summoning either party.
Thus, an application for the collection of alimony, together with the documents attached to it, is submitted to the district court, an application for the issuance of a court order for collection (and the documents attached to it) - to the magistrate in person or by mail. Magistrate and federal judges receive personal appointments on a first-come, first-served basis. Office hours for federal and magistrate judges in Moscow: Monday from 9:00 to 13:00, Thursday from 14:00 to 18:00.
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- Samples of statements of claim for the collection of alimony and applications for the issuance of a court order
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According to current legislation, both parents, if they have legal capacity, are obliged to support their minor children. In the event of a divorce, a family member living separately is obliged to pay alimony in the amount agreed upon by the parties or the court.
You will need
- - statement of claim;
- - Marriage certificate;
- - child’s birth certificate;
- - extract from the house register;
- - receipt of payment of state duty.
Instructions
Parents can enter into an agreement on the payment of alimony without the participation of the court and representatives of the guardianship authorities. The document is drawn up in writing, after which both parties sign it and confirm it through a notary. If parents have disagreements on the amount and procedure for collecting alimony or other issues, the procedure for their registration is established through the court.
Send the statement of claim to the magistrate's court at your place of residence or the place of residence of the defendant. If there is a serious dispute regarding child support, or if there is a dispute over establishing or challenging paternity, the claim should be filed in federal court. Please note that when submitting an application, you must pay a state fee of 100 rubles and attach the received receipt to the document.
Sign the application for alimony before submitting it to the court in person or have your official representative do it. In this case, one of the required documents serving as an annex to the claim will be a power of attorney. Also attach a marriage certificate, birth certificates of all existing children, as well as an extract from the house register confirming your registration at the place of residence.
Wait until the court considers the application and makes its decision. Usually the trial period does not exceed 5 days. The magistrate has the right to resolve the conflict on his own. In federal court, a date is set for the trial, in which both parents and their children, as well as guardianship authorities, are required to participate. The court makes a final decision and, through a writ of execution, obliges one of the parents to pay alimony in the established amounts and within the specified period. Evasion from paying alimony threatens the debtor with both administrative and criminal penalties.
In the event of a divorce, one of the parents, who will subsequently live separately, must support the child financially until he or she comes of age. You can draw up an alimony agreement through a notary or in court.
Documentation. If the former spouses have no disagreements about who and how will make the due payments, they can arrange them with a notary. To do this, a statement is drawn up, which is signed by both parties and then submitted to a lawyer for review. If there is any dispute between the father and mother of the child, you need to draw up a statement of claim and submit it to the magistrate’s court at the place of residence of the defendant (that is, the person obligated to pay alimony, but evading this obligation). In some cases, it is possible to file a claim at the plaintiff’s place of residence.
Start collecting the documents necessary to begin legal proceedings regarding the payment of alimony. First, you can pay the appropriate state fee (for example, at Sberbank) and receive a receipt. Payment details will be provided to you by the court office staff. Then make a copy of the marriage certificate, the birth certificate of the child, and also attach to the package of documents certificates about the child’s place of residence and the defendant’s salary (if relevant data is available).
Start drawing up a statement of claim as soon as you have collected all the necessary documents. Study Article 131 of the Civil Procedure Code of the Russian Federation to draw up a document in accordance with all the rules. You can submit it in printed or handwritten form, making sure to include your signature at the end. In the application, indicate all the information you have about the defendant, including the defendant’s full name and contact details, as well as your details to which the defendant will subsequently have to send payments according to the court decision. Hand over the package of documents and the completed claim to the court office in person or send by mail. Within 5-10 days, the court will review the application, supporting documents in the case and notify you of the start date of the trial.
Previously, school graduates who wanted to obtain higher education by entering an institute or university had to personally contact the chosen university to submit documents. However, the situation has now changed. In particular, in 2017, documents could be submitted to educational institutions remotely:
- by sending by mail;
- through the Internet.
Do not forget that in Russia the most popular city in terms of higher education is Moscow. Accordingly, the ability to remotely submit documents to a particular higher education institution makes life much easier for applicants from other regions. In addition, often school graduates who decide to obtain, for example, a higher legal education, apply to educational institutions located in different cities. Of course, doing this remotely is much more convenient.
How can you submit documents to a Russian university online?
So, let's look at the features of this option in more detail. Its main advantage can be called saving time. First of all, this will be appreciated by applicants who have applied to educational institutions located in different cities of the country. Besides, there is nothing complicated here. The main thing that is needed in order to submit documents to a university via the Internet is that the educational institution itself provides such an opportunity. You can find out about this on the official website of the selected university by going to the appropriate section.
Before submitting documents, carefully study a number of important points. These are, in particular, the rules for admission to a given educational institution, a list of specialties, and the required EGE subjects. It is also recommended to study information about budget and paid places. Naturally, most students strive to get a free higher education.
However, due to objective reasons, the number of budget places is constantly decreasing.
Therefore, it often makes sense to choose a less prestigious university, but get a quality education for free. After all, many parents today cannot afford to pay for their child’s education at a university or institute. In addition, we should not forget that the state also pays stipends to state-funded students.
Next, you need to write an application to the admissions committee. You can download a sample of it from the university website, fill it out and certify it with your signature. Next, we scan or photograph the document and send it – now with your data. It should be noted that there is another option. The application is filled out directly on the university website and then certified with an electronic signature. You can get it on the State Services website. This procedure is paid, but in the end, a digital signature will still cost less than a trip to another city, especially if you decide to try your hand at several educational institutions at once.
It should be warned that sometimes, due to too many applicants, the electronic system may fail. Accordingly, the applicant must make sure that his application has been accepted for consideration. As a rule, universities themselves notify about this in an email to the specified address.
In addition, you will need to send scans or photographs of a number of other documents. In particular, the selected educational institution must provide information about the identity and citizenship of the applicant. In addition, you will need to present a scan or color photograph of your education document. If an applicant has any special rights for admission, then this also needs to be confirmed, as well as the need to create special conditions for the exam. A more detailed list of documents can be found on the website of the university of your choice. By and large, it’s not difficult to understand all this - the main thing is to carefully study the requirements.
All documents that you send to universities electronically must be in PDF or JPG format, and their maximum allowed size is no more than 2 gigabytes. The subject of the email should include the applicant's full name. It should be especially noted that universities do not accept links to documents posted on any file hosting service. If the image is not clear enough, this will be a reason for refusing to process it.
Useful information for applicants.
1) Call the admissions committees of the selected universities.
Find out about the deadlines for submitting documents, what documents you need to provide, as well as about entrance tests and their timing. Make sure that exam deadlines at different universities do not coincide.
2) Start collecting the necessary documents. Please note that the list sometimes varies from university to university, but basically it looks like this:
Passport;
- photocopies of passport spreads with a photograph and a record of place of residence;
- document on complete secondary education;
- certificate of passing the Unified State Exam (Important! If the school has not yet given you a certificate of passing the Unified State Exam (usually it is issued in early July, and documents are accepted from June 20), then the university does not have the right to demand it from you (university must be entered into the Unified State Exam results database); Completely canceled in 2014.
- 6-8 matte or glossy 3x4 photographs (Some universities do not take photographs at once, others need black and white, others only black and white);
- registration certificate or military ID (for those liable for military service) (Mainly necessary for military universities);
- medical certificate form 086-u (for full-time applicants).
You will receive a certificate from your clinic. To do this, you will have to undergo a medical examination, which will probably take you almost the whole day.
Check to see if the university accepts copies of documents. If yes, then copies of the certificate and Unified State Examination certificate do not need to be certified by a notary. This will take a lot of your time. It’s easier to have everything certified at once by the admissions committee when submitting documents from a university employee. If you enroll in a creative university, you will have to submit your work. You can find out how to fill them out correctly either on the website or by calling the admissions office. If you have certificates of commendation, diplomas of victory or participation in any competition or Olympiad, also provide copies of them.
Collect all the documents in a folder, specify the address of the university and the route, take a pen and notepad. Now that you are “armed to the teeth,” it’s time to go apply.
3) The admissions committee works with applicants.
Here, not only documents are accepted, but also deadlines for entrance examinations are set, exam papers are encrypted, ratings and lists of those enrolled are formed. The admissions committee is headed by some important person from the university, but you most likely will not encounter him. Ordinary 1st-2nd year students accept documents and observe you during the exam. Work in “reception” is counted as practice. Therefore, you may find yourself face to face with both a patriot of an educational institution who does his job efficiently, and with a person who simply serves the required number of hours. The second one will not necessarily be attentive and good-natured.
Finally, you are at the right educational institution...
When entering the university, you may be asked to show your passport. You can also ask the security how to get to this very admissions committee.
All you have to do is find the right room, maybe stand in a queue of similar applicants (perhaps some of them are your future classmates;))
An admissions officer will collect all the necessary documents from you and issue a piece of paper on which it will be written that such and such a university has accepted the following documents from such and such an applicant. That's all!
Now that the procedure for submitting documents has been streamlined, go apply to another university.
|Marina Emelianenko | 34640
A properly executed piece of paper is a document.
Every year, changes in educational legislation can confuse any applicant. Submitting documents to a university can become a very tedious and lengthy process if you do not know the nuances of the admission campaign of your chosen university or the main package of documents required for admission has not been collected.
First, I would like to remind all applicants that you need to pay attention not only to the presence of all the necessary documents, but also to your appearance when you go to the admissions office. Remember that you are already adults and should look the part: business style clothing, confident speech, documents must be in perfect condition, that is, not wrinkled or frayed.
List of required documents
It is now very easy to find out what documents are required for admission to a particular university. Such information is available on the websites of educational institutions. Start collecting everything you need in advance so that you have time in reserve for unforeseen situations. What you need to have with you and what documents to submit:
Application form for admission. It can often be found on the university website and prepared at home, where no one will distract you from filling out the document;
Photos;
Photocopy of passport;
Original or copy of a certificate or diploma of secondary specialized education;
Medical certificate;
Certificate of passing or Unified State Exam results.
All documents for admission should be prepared in several copies in case of sudden damage to the first sample. Place them in different folders so that you have everything you need at hand at the right time without haste or panic.
Document submission time
Most often, the largest influx of applicants is observed in the first days of accepting documents. You don’t have to rush, as you risk wasting a lot of time waiting in line at the admissions office. However, do not leave everything until the last day, because if you don’t have some paper, you may not have time to prepare it before the end of the admissions campaign and submit documents on time.
Document submission method
There are several ways to submit documents to a university:
Personal presence at the university. This method is the most advantageous, since if there are any errors in filling out the documents for admission or a shortage of them, you will know about it immediately and will have time to correct the shortcomings.
Sending documents by registered mail. This method is good for those who live far from the chosen university or for some reason cannot personally bring and submit documents.
Online submission of documents. This type will be available to those applicants who do not have admission preferences and rights to priority admission.
Waiting for the result
A very important point if you applied to more than just one university. Even at the moment of submitting documents, take a walk around the university, think about whether you would like to study here. The first impression is often the most correct. Think about, or better yet, write down on a piece of paper which of the educational institutions you have chosen is most preferable for you. Wait for a response from all universities where you sent your documents, and only then decide on further actions.
Main nuances in different universities
In our country, some educational institutions have the right to set their own entrance exams. These include:
These universities conduct additional exams, some of which are regulated by the government, and some of which are determined by the management of the educational institution itself.
The winners of the Olympiads must provide the university with Unified State Examination results in specialized subjects of at least a certain number of points (65 and above).
Thus, there should not be any particular difficulties in figuring out which documents to submit to your chosen educational institution. Be careful, well prepared and prepared in advance by gathering everything you need. If you have benefits, make sure you have documented proof of this. Meet deadlines, take your time, but don’t leave everything until last. Read all the information for applicants on the university website, or directly there, by carefully studying the stands and posters for applicants. Go to an open house. Be confident in your abilities, spend time before the exam on preparation, and be sure to attend a consultation if one is held.
Experts' opinion
Kotov Vladislav, head of the department for admission and pre-university preparation:
– This publication contains a number of factual errors regarding the list of required documents. So, in particular, the current Admission Procedure requires applicants only to provide a document confirming their identity and citizenship, and a document on education of the established form, or copies thereof.
The photographs indicated in the text (2 pcs.) must be provided only to those applicants who enter the university based on the results of entrance tests conducted by organizations independently. Applicants based on the results of the Unified State Exam are not required to provide photographs to the admissions committee.
The medical certificate, as a document, is not mentioned at all in the Admission Procedure. Admissions committees should not require it from applicants.
There has been no evidence of USE results for several years. Now all USE results have been compiled into a special database - the Federal Information System for Providing State Final Certification and Admission of Citizens to Educational Organizations for Secondary Vocational and Higher Education (FIS GIA and Admission). Each university conducting admissions had to gain access to this system and was obliged to use it to check all Unified State Exam results declared by applicants during the admissions campaign.
A few minor remarks.
The most widespread admission - full-time - begins no later than June 20. At the same time, the experience of past years shows that graduates of the current year by this date, as a rule, do not yet have certificates in hand and, accordingly, cannot submit documents. Therefore, just in the first days of the admissions campaign, there is no influx of applicants. But after a week and a half, at the end of June and beginning of July, the number of applicants actually becomes noticeably greater. At the same time, if the work of the admissions committee is properly organized, there are still no long queues (at least in our university). It is necessary, however, not to forget that the deadline for accepting documents for different categories of applicants may be different. So, if additional creative or professional tests are required for the chosen direction or specialty, the acceptance of documents can be completed as early as July 7 (the exact date must be clarified in the admission rules of the selected university).
Another factual error - winners and prize-winners of school Olympiads from the list approved by the Ministry of Education and Science can take advantage of admission benefits only if they have Unified State Examination results of at least 75 points in a core subject (the article talks about last year’s threshold of 65 points) . At the same time, a specific university can increase this threshold even more. The exact number must be clarified in the admission rules.
If you enter a university after the 11th grade of school, then in most cases you must pass the Unified State Exam (USE). What subjects are needed for admission to the direction or specialty you have chosen can be found in the list of entrance tests in the order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated September 4, 2014 No. 1204.
In some cases, along with the Unified State Exam, you may need to pass additional entrance tests:
- upon admission to budgetary education in specialties and areas included in the approved order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated January 17, 2014 No. 21, for example, “architecture”, “journalism” or “medicine”;
- upon admission to Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov (MSU). The list of specialties and areas for which additional entrance tests must be taken is determined by MSU independently;
- if you enter a university where studies require access to state secrets or public service, for example, the Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. The rules for admission to such universities are determined by the federal authorities that supervise them.
2. Is it possible to enter a university without the Unified State Exam?
You don’t have to take the Unified State Exam and enroll based on the results of entrance exams that the university conducts independently if you fall into one of the following categories:
- disabled people and children with disabilities;
- Foreign citizens;
- applicants applying on the basis of a diploma of secondary or higher professional education;
- applicants who have received a certificate The certificate must be received no earlier than a year before the deadline for accepting documents at the university.">no more than a year ago and have never taken the Unified State Exam. For example, those who passed the state final exam (GVE) instead or received education abroad. If an applicant has passed the Unified State Exam in some subjects and the State State Examination in the rest, he can take the internal exam at the university only in the subjects in which he passed the State State Examination;
- applicants who received general secondary education on the territory of the Republic of Crimea or in the city of Sevastopol in 2017 or 2018 - only in the calendar year in which they received the certificate.*
In subsequent years, they can apply based on the results of the Unified State Exam.
3. When do I need to submit documents for admission?
Universities begin accepting documents for budget-funded full-time and part-time undergraduate and specialist degrees no later than June 20. Document acceptance ends no earlier than:
- July 7, if upon admission to the specialty or field of study you have chosen, the university conducts additional creative or professional tests;
- July 10, if upon admission to the specialty or field of study you have chosen, the university conducts any other additional entrance tests;
- July 26, if you are applying only based on the results of the Unified State Exam.
For all forms of paid and correspondence education on a budget, universities determine the deadlines for accepting documents independently.
You can simultaneously submit documents for admission to a bachelor's or specialist's degree to five universities. In each of them you can choose up to three specialties or areas of training.
4. What documents are needed for admission?
When applying to a university, you will need to fill out an application for admission. As a rule, it can be downloaded from the university website. The application must be accompanied by:
- passport or other document proving the identity and citizenship of the applicant;
- document on previous education received: school leaving certificate, diploma of primary, secondary or higher vocational education;
- information about the results of the Unified State Exam, if you took it;
- 2 photographs if upon admission you will take additional entrance tests;
- registration certificate or military ID (if available);
- medical certificate form 086/у - for medical, pedagogical and Their list was approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of August 14, 2013 No. 697.">some others specialties and directions;
- if your representative will submit documents instead of you, you will additionally need a notarized power of attorney and a document proving his identity;
- If at the time of submitting documents you are under 18 years old, take with you a consent form for the processing of your personal data, signed by a parent or guardian - without it, documents will not be accepted. Download the form from the university website or ask the admissions office to send it to you by email.
You can submit both original documents and their copies. It is not necessary to have copies certified by a notary. You can submit documents in person at the university admissions office or at one of its branches, if there are any. In addition, documents can be sent by registered mail.
About all methods of submitting documents, including Some educational institutions may accept documents on-site: in this case, you can hand over the documents to a university representative at mobile document collection points. In addition, the university, at its discretion, may accept documents sent by email.
">alternatives, please check by calling the admissions office of a particular university.5. What do you need to apply for a budget?
To apply to the chosen university, you must score a number of points equal to minimum score or exceeding it. The university itself determines the minimum score for each specialty and direction, but cannot set it below the level approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.
A competition is being held among applicants who have submitted documents for admission. The first to be admitted will be the applicants with the most total points for For some individual achievements, the university can add points to the applicant - no more than 10 in total. Such achievements can be a school medal, a certificate or a diploma of secondary vocational education with honors. The full list can be found in paragraph 44 of the procedure for admission to higher education educational programs, approved by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia dated October 14, 2015 No. 1147.
The list of individual achievements that are taken into account at a particular university upon admission can be found in the university admission rules. Admission rules are published by the university on its official website no later than October 1 of the previous year.
">individual achievements and for the Unified State Exam - only in subjects that are needed for admission to the chosen faculty.Based on the results of the competition, it is determined passing score- the smallest number of points that was sufficient for enrollment. Thus, the passing score changes every year and is determined only during the enrollment process. As a guide, you can look at the passing score for the department for the previous year.
Applicants who enter under quotas do not take part in the general competition, but participate in the competition within the framework of their quota. To do this, they must also score a number of points equal to or exceeding the minimum value set by the university.
You can get a higher education in Russia for free once. This restriction does not apply to master's studies - after a bachelor's or specialist's degree, you can enroll in a master's program at a budget department.
6. Who can enter without exams?
The following people can enter the university without entrance exams:
- winners and prize-winners of the final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren or the IV stage of the All-Ukrainian student Olympiad, if they enter specialties and directions, "> corresponding to the profile of the Olympiad - for 4 years, not counting the year in which the Olympiad was held;
- members of national teams of the Russian Federation and Ukraine (if they are citizens of the Russian Federation), who participated in international Olympiads in general education subjects, if they are enrolled in directions and specialties, The university independently determines which areas and specialties the Olympiad profile corresponds to."> corresponding to the profile of the Olympiad in which they participated - for 4 years, not counting the year in which the Olympiad was held;
- Champions and prize-winners of the Olympic, Paralympic or Deaflympic Games, world or European champions and athletes who took first place at the World or European Championship in sports included in the programs of the Olympic, Paralympic or Deaflympic Games can enter specialties and directions in the field of physical science without exams culture and sports.
Winners and prize-winners of Olympiads from the list approved by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia dated August 28, 2018 No. 32n can count on admission without exams for 4 years, not counting the year in which the Olympiad was held. However, the university itself determines which Olympiad winners and prize-winners are accepted from the list without exams (or provide them with other benefits upon admission), in which class the applicant should have taken part in them, and what areas and specialties the Olympiad profile corresponds to.
In addition, in order to take advantage of the benefit, the winner or prize-winner of the Olympiad from the list of the Ministry of Education and Science must score a certain number of points on the Unified State Exam in a core subject, which the university also sets independently, but not less than 75.
7. What is “targeted learning”?
Some universities provide admission to targeted training in specialties included in the list determined by the Government of the Russian Federation.
An applicant entering within the target quota is sent for training by a region of the Russian Federation, a government agency or a company with which the university has entered into an agreement on admitting applicants for targeted training. You can find out whether such agreements have been concluded at the university of your choice by contacting the admissions office. Applicants entering under the target quota do not participate in the general competition.
When submitting an application for admission to targeted training, in addition to the main documents, you will need to provide a copy of the target training agreement certified by the customer or present the original later. Sometimes information about the contract concluded with you comes to the educational institution directly from the organization that orders the training.
Information about applicants within the target quota is not included in the general list of applications for admission, and is not posted on official websites and information stands in the interests of state security.
8. What other benefits are there when entering a university?
Most admission benefits can be divided into 4 groups:
- admission within the framework of a special quota - these applicants do not participate in the general competition, and the passing score for them, as a rule, is But not lower than the minimum score established by the university.">below than for other applicants. Applicants with disabilities of groups I and II, children with disabilities and those disabled since childhood, disabled people due to a military injury or illness received during military service, orphans and children without parental care (retain the right to admission) can apply under a special quota under a special quota up to 23 years old), Categories listed in the Federal Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ “On Veterans” (see Article 3, paragraph 1, subparagraphs 1–4).">veterans military operations. Within the framework of a special quota, the university allocates at least 10% of budget places from the volume of control figures for each set of conditions for admission to study in bachelor's and specialty programs;
- right to 100 points - if an applicant has the right to admission without exams, but wants to enter a faculty that does not correspond to the profile of his Olympiad, he can receive 100 points for one of the entrance tests automatically, if it For example, the winner of the All-Russian Physics Olympiad does not want to enter the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics and chooses astronomy, where he also needs to take physics - in this case he will receive 100 points for physics without passing it.">corresponds his Olympiad profile;
- benefits for individual achievements - medalists, winners of Olympiads (which the university does not accept without exams and does not provide the right to 100 points) and
- champions and prize-winners of the Olympic, Paralympic and Deaflympic Games and other sports competitions;
- applicants with a certificate with honors;
- gold and silver medalists;
- volunteers;
- winners of the championship in professional skills among people with disabilities and people with disabilities “Abilimpix”.
9. How is enrollment done?
Until July 27 inclusive, on its official website, the university publishes lists of applicants applying for a bachelor's or specialty degree in a budget department of full-time or part-time study and who have passed the minimum score threshold.
The lists are ranked by the number of points, that is, higher positions are occupied by applicants whose total number of points for the Unified State Examination, additional entrance tests and individual achievements are higher. If the number of points is the same, they take into account who scored more points on the specialized entrance test and who has the right to priority admission.
After this, enrollment begins. It takes place in several stages:
- priority admission stage - enroll applicants who enter without exams, within the framework of a special or targeted quota. These applicants must, by July 28, submit to the university where they decided to enroll and where they passed the exams, the original document on previous education and an application for consent to enrollment. The enrollment order is issued on July 29;
- Stage I of enrollment - at this stage, the university can fill up to 80% of the budget places remaining free after priority enrollment in each specialty or area. Applicants are admitted according to the position they occupy on the list of applicants - those who occupy a higher position are admitted first. At this stage, you must submit the original document on previous education and an application for consent to enrollment no later than August 1. The enrollment order is issued on August 3;
- Stage II of enrollment - the university fills the remaining budget places. Applicants who will be admitted at this stage must submit the original document on previous education and an application for consent to admission no later than August 6. The order is issued on August 8.
The university updates the list of applicants daily, excluding from them those who decided to enroll in another university and those who are already enrolled.
The university determines the deadlines for enrollment in paid departments and correspondence courses independently.