Unified State Exam results based on passport data. Organizational aspects of holding the Unified State Exam in the Russian language

After passing the Unified State Exam, many school graduates and their parents ask themselves:

Where can I find out the results of the Unified State Examination?

Each subject of the Russian Federation independently establishes ways to inform exam participants about the results of the Unified State Exam for free.

Find out the results of the unified state exam, as well as - essays on the Russian language, you can:

When can I find out the results of the Unified State Examination?

In the regions, USE participants must be informed about their results no later than 3 working days after Rosobrnadzor announces the minimum number of points (minimum threshold) for each subject. 6 calendar days are allotted for processing the results of the Unified State Exam in Russian language and mathematics after the test. Processing of Unified State Examination results in other general education subjects (physics, chemistry, biology, geography, literature, history, social studies, computer science and ICT, foreign language) Unified State Examination results must be completed within 4 calendar days after the relevant exam.

Thus, participants will be able to find out their results in compulsory subjects (Russian language, mathematics) at least 9 days after the exam, in elective subjects - after 7 days.

In regions with hard-to-reach and remote areas, the results of the Unified State Exam may be announced a little later. However, the period for announcing the results of the Unified State Exam in Russian language and mathematics should not exceed 12 days after the exam, in selective subjects - 9 days, and the results of the Unified State Exam in additional terms (in July) - 8 days.

Schedule for issuing individual USE results in 2020

Early period

date	exam	processing time in the region	date of issue of the result
20.03.2019	geography, literature	23.03.2019	01.04.2019
22.03.2019	Russian language	25.03.2019	02.04.2019
25.03.2019	history, chemistry	28.03.2019	05.04.2019
27.03.2019	foreign languages ​​(oral)	30.03.2019	12.04.2019
29.03.2019	mathematics (basic, specialized)	01.04.2019	08.04.2019
01.04.2019		04.04.2019	12.04.2019
01.04.2019	biology, physics	04.04.2019	12.04.2019
03.04.2019	social studies, computer science and ICT	06.04.2019	15.04.2019
05.04.2019	reserve: geography, computer science and ICT, chemistry, history	08.04.2019	16.04.2019
05.04.2019	reserve: foreign languages ​​(oral)	08.04.2019	16.04.2019
08.04.2019	reserve: literature, physics, biology, social studies	11.04.2019	19.04.2019
08.04.2019	reserve: foreign languages ​​(written)	11.04.2019	19.04.2019
10.04.2019	reserve: Russian language, basic and specialized level mathematics	13.04.2019	22.04.2019

Main period

date	exam	processing time in the region	result announcement date
27.05.2019	geography, literature	31.05.2019	11.06.2019
29.05.2019	mathematics (basic level)	01.06.2019	11.06.2019
29.05.2019	mathematics (profile level)	01.06.2019	12.06.2019
31.05.2019	chemistry, history	03.06.2019	14.06.2019
03.06.2019	Russian language	09.06.2019	20.06.2019
05.06.2019	physics	11.06.2019	20.06.2019
05.06.2019	foreign languages ​​(written)	11.06.2019	24.06.2019
07.06.2019	foreign languages ​​(oral)	10.06.2019	24.06.2019
08.06.2019	foreign languages ​​(oral)	11.06.2019	24.06.2019
10.06.2019	social science	13.06.2019	25.06.2019
13.06.2019	biology, computer science and ICT	16.06.2019	27.06.2019
17.06.2019	reserve: geography, literature	20.06.2019	02.07.2019
18.06.2019	reserve: physics, history	21.06.2019	02.07.2019
20.06.2019	reserve: computer science and ICT, biology, chemistry	23.06.2019	02.07.2019
24.06.2019	reserve: basic and specialized level mathematics	27.06.2019	08.07.2019
26.06.2019	reserve: Russian language	29.06.2019	09.07.2019
27.06.2019	reserve: foreign languages ​​(oral)	30.06.2019	10.07.2019
28.06.2019	reserve: social studies, foreign languages ​​(written)	01.07.2019	10.07.2019
01.07.2019	reserve: for all academic subjects	04.07.2019	15.07.2019

Official regional websites informing about the results of the Unified State Exam

In many regions to inform Unified State Exam participants regional information processing centers (RTC) Special free websites have been created where you can find out your results with an individual code. Typically the code could be:

Find out the results of the Unified State Examination in the region on the websites of the Russian Center of Education:

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the "Registration Code" and where can I find it?

The registration code is necessary to identify the Unified State Exam participant; it is indicated on the Unified State Exam pass. If you lose your pass, you must contact the place where USE passes are issued at your place of residence.

If your data is not in the system, then there may be a problem with the spelling of the letter “е” in your full name. From the point of view of the system, “Semyonov” and “Semyonov” are different people. Try different spellings.

2. What are the criteria?

The assignment assessment criteria are used during the review of Part C of the participant's work.

A task can have one or more criteria. The criteria are not applied to all assignments in Part C. The number of points for an assignment is equal to the sum of points for all criteria for this assignment. Detailed information on the assessment criteria is on the FIPI website

3. What is the primary and test score?

Primary score– this is the sum of points awarded for answers to tasks of all parts of the examination paper.

Test score– this is the result of recalculation (scaling) of the primary score to bring it to a 100-point scale.

What score is included in the certificate? - Test.

4. How long is the certificate of Unified State Examination results valid?

Letter of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated November 20, 2013 N DL-344/17 “On the validity of the results of the unified state exam” clarified that according to the new Law “On Education” (which entered into force on September 1, 2013), the Unified State Exam results for admission to Bachelor's and specialist's programs are valid for 4 years following the year of their receipt.

The previous law provided that the certificate of USE results expires on December 31 of the year following the year in which it was received.

In this regard, as of September 1, 2013, certificates issued after January 1, 2012 are applied. Their validity period after September 1, 2013 is 4 years following the year of receipt.

Consequently, admission to bachelor’s and specialist’s programs is permitted with Unified State Examination certificates issued in 2012 and 2013. and valid until the end of 2016 and 2017. respectively.

What documents are needed for admission to the university?

The procedure for admission to educational programs of higher education - bachelor's degree programs, specialty programs, master's programs for the 2015/16 academic year, approved by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia dated July 28, 2014 No. 839 (hereinafter referred to as the Procedure), establishes an exhaustive list of information indicated in the application on admission, a list of documents submitted by applicants, as well as a list of requirements for these documents.

According to the Procedure, the applicant provides the admissions committee with:

statement;

original or photocopy of an identity document, citizenship;

original (required when applying to target places) or a photocopy of a state-issued education document;

4 photographs (if you plan to enroll in areas of training in which additional entrance tests of a creative and (or) professional orientation are conducted, additional entrance tests of a specialized orientation or entrance tests conducted by the university independently);

documents confirming benefits (if any).

Letter of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia dated June 22, 2015 No. AK-1687/05 “On the acceptance of documents from persons applying for bachelor’s degree programs, specialty programs, and master’s programs” specifically explains that:

the list established by the Procedure is comprehensive;

all documents can be submitted in copies;

Certification of copies of documents is not required;

no additional documents or information may be requested.

Procedure for those applying based on the results of the Unified State Exam:

First, you need to carefully study the information about the number of passing scores from last year and first assess your own chances of admission.

Submit copies of documents to 5 universities for 3 budget-funded specialties in each. The original documents remain in hand or are submitted to a priority university, or to one where there is a high probability of admission. The next day (to be on the safe side), look for yourself in the competition lists that are posted on the websites of universities.

It is better to clarify the total number of budget places in each university for each specialty of interest. It consists of the number of places allocated for the general competition + places for targeted students + places for preferential categories of applicants. Record the total number. Let, for example, it be = 100.

On July 27, universities reveal competitive lists, i.e. on this day you can already see your place in the ranking, the competitive scores of other applicants, the number of submitted originals, the number of Olympiad students entering without entrance tests. However, it is too early to draw any concrete conclusions from this. At this stage, competition lists provide only a general idea of ​​the competitive environment.

On July 30, universities publish orders for the enrollment of target students, preferential categories of applicants, and Olympiad participants. Look at these orders and count how many people were admitted according to these documents. Let's say there are 30 people.

Determine how many budget places are actually left for the general competition. To do this, subtract 30 from 100, and thus it becomes clear that there are 70 budget places left for applicants based on the results of the Unified State Exam (conditional figures from our example are given).

See your place in the ranking. If this is a position from 1 to 70, with 99% confidence (1% for force majeure), we can say that if you submit the originals on time (before August 3, inclusive), you will be enrolled in wave 1.

In the period from July 30 to August 2, you carefully observe the movement within the competitive list for each university and specialty, from the point of view of determining the exact number of submitted originals. Lists on university websites must be updated every day.

On the evening of August 2, you finally decide where to take the original documents (if you didn’t take them earlier). At the same time, take into account the fact that in the first wave of everything (taking into account target recipients, beneficiaries, and Olympiad participants) up to 80% of all budget places can be filled (in our particular case, this is up to 80 places, and in the second only 20% ( in our case, this is 20 places). The criterion for making the final decision may be the place occupied in the ranking, the number of submitted originals, the number of free places remaining after the release of admission orders published on July 30.

It must be borne in mind that the number of applicants who will keep the originals at home until the last minute may turn out to be large, and therefore on August 3 there may be a crowd at the admissions office from among those who brought the originals. This naturally can radically change the entire competitive situation.

If you were admitted to wave 1, congratulations! If this does not work out, continue to closely monitor the competition lists. At the same time, you keep in mind that on August 3, orders will be issued for the enrollment of those applicants who were admitted in the 1st wave. But this does not mean that all budget places reserved for the 1st wave will be completely filled. It is possible that some seats will remain free, and, in this case, they will be transferred to wave 2, i.e., in our case, they will be added to 20.

Everything will become clear on this issue on the evening of August 3. You just need to look at the admission orders and count the number of accepted applicants. Next, perform basic arithmetic calculations and determine the exact number of budget places that will be played in the 2nd wave.

Then you can proceed according to the algorithm set out in paragraphs 8 - 9 with the only difference that the process of monitoring the competition lists is carried out from August 4 to 5, and the final decision on the originals (if they have not yet been submitted) is made on the evening of 5, because on August 6 The last day for accepting documents, and on the 7th, orders for the admission of those applicants who entered the 2nd wave will be published.

Applicant calendar 2019 - procedure and deadlines for admission to the university

Minimum Unified State Exam scores for applicants to universities

Letter of the Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science dated June 24, 2014 N 11-132 determined the minimum number of Unified State Exam points required for admission to undergraduate and specialist programs:

Russian language - 36 points

mathematics - 24 points

physics - 36 points

chemistry - 36 points

biology - 36 points

computer science - 40 points

history - 32 points

literature - 32 points

geography - 37 points

social studies - 39 points

foreign language - 20 points

Order of Rosobrnadzor dated September 4, 2014 No. 1701-10 “On establishing the minimum number of Unified State Exam points required for admission to undergraduate and specialist programs” determines the minimum number of Unified State Exam points required for admission to undergraduate and specialist programs:

• in Russian language - 36 points
• in mathematics - 27 points
• in physics - 36 points
• in chemistry - 36 points
• in computer science and ICT - 40 points
• in biology - 36 points
• in history - 32 points
• in geography - 37 points
• in social studies - 42 points;
• in literature - 32 points
• in foreign languages ​​- 22 points.

The Order of Rosobrnadzor dated June 20, 2014 N 1231-11, which previously established the minimum number of Unified State Examination points required for admission to undergraduate and specialist programs, was declared invalid.

Information posted on May 30, 2013. Added 06.06.2013, 07.12.2013, 31.05.2014, 29.06.2014, 12.09.2014, 05.05.2015, 28.05.2015, 26.06.2015, 13.10.2015, 14.06.2016, 05/30/2017, 03/21/2018, 04/16 .2019

The Unified State Examinations campaign in Russia is gradually coming to an end. Yesterday, the fourteenth of June, our schoolchildren wrote exams in biology, as well as foreign languages. Please note that the minimum scores for these subjects remain different. To score the “minimum” in biology, you need to write a 36-point assignment. And for a foreign language, only 22 points are enough.

According to Rospotrebnadzor, about 230 thousand people took exams in these subjects. And the results of the Unified State Examination will be available on the 28th of this month. It takes the Unified State Examination Commission approximately two weeks to check, identify and publish the results of the work.

You can find out the results of your Unified State Examination in any subject:

Online on the service check.ege.edu.ru

In local education administration. Namely - see the table below. Each region publishes the results of graduates from its region on its website.

It is worth noting that the 2016 Unified State Exam results in mathematics and Russian language caused mass protests among Russian schoolchildren

More than 60 thousand people were not just nervous - they protested against too difficult tasks in specialized mathematics. We signed a petition demanding that the assessment criteria be reviewed. Alumni comment:

I prepared for so much time, for several years, I studied, took courses. I come to the exam - and they give me completely different materials for which I prepared. This is absurd.

All the practice exams and all the options that I solved, I wrote about 90 points in the secondary score. And now I hope for at least 70. It turned out that the tasks were more difficult, they were different.

The developers of the exam items believe that those who are dissatisfied with the results simply did not do math well enough at school. They say that these children were “trained for the Unified State Exam” using a demo version on the Internet, and this is not enough.

“They just saw in the exam that they needed to study mathematics. Because in addition to the demo version, in which it is written in large numbers: the demo version does not reflect all elements of the content, see the specification, the codifier, where all the content of the exam is described,” emphasized Ivan Yashchenko, head of the federal group of developers of the Unified State Examination in mathematics. Students answer:

In part “A” there was a formula with a derivative of a complex function, which was not in the codifier, and which we, in principle, did not have to check.

Several tasks of increased complexity turned out to be atypical, one was not at school level at all, but at the Olympiad level. The question arises: who is the profile Unified State Examination in mathematics designed for, if it is difficult even for motivated schoolchildren?

Unified State Exam results– confidential information for applicants and a chance to get a higher education. The methods for obtaining results have remained unchanged from previous years:

1. Official information portal- http://check.ege.edu.ru/. Here you need authorization by last name and first name, series and passport number or registration code. You can only find out the results of your work if the applicant was registered and took the Unified State Exam.
2. Contacting the school or place where the Unified State Exam was held with a passport. The results will be issued in the form of a certificate, certified by the school and handed over to the applicant in person.
3. Regional education sites. The procedure for authorization and familiarization with the results on the passport is similar to the OIP Unified State Examination. Suitable for applicants who want to get acquainted not only with their own scores, but also with mistakes made. The scanned work is provided to the graduate for review and stored in an electronic archive.

The entire Unified State Exam procedure - passing and issuing results - is organized at public expense and is completely free. The organizers of the Unified State Exam mention that cases of fraudulent offers to check scores for money a few days after the tests have already happened to gullible and impatient applicants.

It is already known WithHow long are the 2016 Unified State Exam results valid?. Results are valid for 4 years in accordance with the decision of 2013, and there are no plans to change this.

When will the results of the Unified State Examination in Russian language 2016 be known?

Deadlines for reviewing and checking test items – no more than 12 days from the moment the exam was written. Taking into account the fact that several stages of the Unified State Examination are planned in 2016, the dates for receiving the results directly depend on them. Approximate dates when applicants will be able to atknow the results of the Unified State Exam in Russian language 2016:

• participants in the main stage (May 30, reserve - June 27) will evaluate their chances of joining June 11-13 or July 9-11;
• the additional stage will take place on September 17 and 24, and the results will be announced September 26-28 And October 6-8.

The publication schedule on various government websites may differ and lag for several days due to the large amount of information received, therefore it is most reliable to find out the result at the place where the Unified State Exam is taken. The ability to submit depends on this ( within 3 days) if your analysis and verification of the work is questionable.

When will the results of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language 2016 be known? They also know the schools that conduct the Unified State Exam. Therefore, it is better to verify information with the administration in advance.

Since graduates are given the opportunity to try their hand three times, the Unified State Exam with the highest earned score will be valid. Everyone is invited to apply for a retake: both those graduates who did not pass the passing grade, and those who consider their own results to be insufficiently successful.

FIPI official website presents a bank of open tasks for graduates, where you can try your hand online and familiarize yourself with the rules of the Unified State Examination and the schedule.

Minimum score for admission to universities – 24 . Despite the fact that in 2015 the average score in Russian was 65,9 .

To avoid cases of cheating and falsification of results, independent federal representatives monitor the conduct of the Unified State Exam.

Unified State Exam 2016 hotline phone number

You can ask questions about the conduct, organization, registration and receipt of Unified State Exam results on the free "hotline" General Physical Test of the Unified State Exam +7 495-984-89-19 . Her work is secured throughout the 2016 campaign. You can report cases of violation of the Unified State Exam instructions by phone +7 495-104-68-38 . You can contact the indicated numbers from 8-00.

Organizational aspects of conducting the unified state exam in the Russian language

Russian language is required. This year, significant changes have been made - the ability to retake the Unified State Exam twice if the first attempt was unsuccessful. The decision is motivated by the fact that anxiety and stress in many cases become the key to absent-mindedness and confusion among graduates. A repeat exam will provide an opportunity to show your abilities in familiar conditions and taking into account past experience. .

Admission to the Unified State Exam in 2016 was the one that graduates write at school in the winter, in December. A good score gives you a chance to register for entrance tests, a bad score gives you a chance to rewrite your essay in the spring.

In 2016 more than 19 thousand people ready to participate in the Unified State Examination in the Russian language. The exam will be taken 86 regions And more than 100 points Unified State Exam.

Minimum number of points to obtain a certificate:

• primary score – 9;
• test score – 22.

Minimum number of points for admission to the university:

• primary score – 15;
• test score – 34.

Date of retaking the Unified State Exam in Russian

Latest news on the results of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language 2016

The head of the Federal Service for Supervision of Education and Science reported that there were no leaks of assignments for the Unified State Exam in the Russian language.

In general, the exam passed without violations; only a few dozen students were removed from the exam for using mobile devices.

This year, 202 works were canceled (for comparison, the figures of previous years: 2015 - 211 works, 2014 - 320 works).

Addresses of resources where you can find out exam results by region

Naimenov- tion region	Name of executive authority
		Website, information raging about individual nykh results of the participants kov Unified State Examination
Moscow	Moscow Department of Education	http://pgu.mos.ru
Saint-Petersburg	Education Committee	http://www.ege.spb.ru/result/ index.php?mode=ege2013
	“Regional center assessment of the quality of education knowledge and information new technologies” (RTsOI St. Petersburg)
Novosibirsk	Department of Education	http://www.edunso.ru
Yekaterinburg	Ministry of General and Vocational Education	http://ege.midural.ru
Nizhny Novgorod	Ministry of Education	http://minobr.government-nnov.ru/
Kazan		http://mon.tatar.ru
Samara	Ministry of Education and Science of the Samara Region	http://www.educat.samregion.ru/
Chelyabinsk	Ministry of Education and Science	http://www.minobr74.ru/

Published 06/17/16 21:09

You can check the results of the Unified State Exam 2016 using passport data for a number of subjects today.

Unified State Examination, 2016 results according to passport data: in 2016, the number of those who failed the exam decreased

Deputy head of Rosobrnadzor Anzor Muzaev said that in 2016, compared to 2015, the number of school graduates who will be left without a certificate has halved.

He noted that today there has been a significant decrease in those excluded from exams in the North Caucasus Federal District.

“We have the North Caucasus district completely under online surveillance. We are targeting, and we are targeting intkbbach regions, to work specifically in each subject where they have a low score,” TASS quoted him as saying.

The preliminary results of the Unified State Exam in Russian language 2016 and mathematics became known the other day. Let us remind you that these two subjects are compulsory for graduates.

According to the results of the Unified State Examination in basic level mathematics 2016, there was a significant improvement in performance and a decrease in the proportion of graduates who did not pass the exam. At the same time, the average score was 4.14 versus 3.95 in 2015. The number of graduates who took the exam with unsatisfactory results decreased from 7.4% to 4.7%. The number of those who received "A" grades increased from 31.2% to 39.4%.

In turn, according to the results of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language 2016, we can conclude that the share of those who wrote work with a high score was 25.5% compared to 20% last year. About 1% of participants were unable to overcome the minimum barrier, and last year there were 1.5% of such graduates.

Unified State Exam 2016 results according to passport data: official website 2016

You can find out the results of the Unified State Exam 2016 using passport data on the Internet approximately two weeks after passing the exam itself. To find out the number of points earned, you need to go to the official website of the Unified State Exam 2016 and enter the following data: the graduate’s last name, first name, patronymic, as well as registration code or passport number.