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The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation proposed changing the procedure for admission to Russian universities from the next academic year, including the list of mandatory Unified State Exams, a list of individual achievements and results of Olympiads.
The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation has proposed changing the procedure for admission to Russian universities from the next academic year; the innovations will affect, in particular, the list of required Unified State Examinations for admission, the list of individual achievements and the results of Olympiads.
According to Olga Pilipenko, a member of the State Duma Committee on Science and Higher Education, the changes can help reduce the burden on teachers, as applicants will come more prepared.
MOSCOW, September 22 - RIA Novosti. The changes proposed by the Ministry of Education and Science to the procedure for admission to universities can help reduce the burden on teachers, says Olga Pilipenko, a member of the State Duma Committee on Science and Higher Education.
On Monday, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation proposed changing the procedure for admission to Russian universities from the next academic year; the innovations will affect, in particular, the list of required Unified State Examinations for admission, the list of individual achievements and the results of Olympiads.

The federal stage of the All-Russian professional skills competition “Best in Profession” in the “Welder” category has begun in Perm. 58 participants from more than 50 regions of Russia are competing for victory and a prize of 1 million rubles. The award ceremony will take place on September 24 at Perm Expo.

At school No. 5 in Belogorsk, Amur Region, two new agricultural classes are being opened for training personnel in agriculture worth more than 15 million rubles. There are 52 schoolchildren in the classes: 29 seventh-graders in agrobiology and 23 tenth-graders in agricultural engineering. The funds are used to renovate offices, purchase furniture and equipment. 12 agricultural technology classes have already been created in the region, and it is planned to open about 175 under the presidential national project.

In Mexico, starting November 3, primary and secondary schools will ban the use of mobile phones and tablets during lessons and breaks; devices can be stored in a backpack. The decision was made unanimously by the National Council of Educational Authorities and will be published on September 22. There are no plans for a ban in higher education institutions; they will promote the responsible use of technology.

The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation proposed, starting from the 2027/28 academic year, to make physics a mandatory exam for admission to 37 majors, history and mathematics for a number of specialties, to expand the list of individual achievements for additional points, to clarify the rules for admission to Olympiads and to change the procedure for admission to master's programs and paid admission.

Three agrotechnological classes were opened at Roslavl secondary school No. 9 in the Smolensk region under the national project “Technological support for food security.” Training is conducted in the specialization “Genetics and Plant Breeding” with practice at agricultural enterprises and the opportunity to receive additional points for the Unified State Exam. It is planned to expand the program until 2030.

Governor of the Orenburg region Evgeny Solntsev announced that he had received federal funding for the modernization of 25 kindergartens, schools and colleges within the framework of the national projects “Youth and Children” and “Family” over the next three years.