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Komi students were told about the minimum exam points for admission to the university

Komi students were reminded that the minimum USE points for admission to subordinate universities for the next academic year will remain the same

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Komi students were told about the minimum exam points for admission to the university

Komi students were reminded that the minimum USE scores for admission to subordinate universities for the next academic year will remain the same. Requirements for all subjects will not change.

For admission, you will need to dial a set minimum for each subject. The list of threshold points covers Russian language, profile mathematics, physics, social science, history, computer science, foreign language, literature, biology, geography and chemistry.

Applicants should focus on these requirements when preparing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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