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Date |
Admission Stage |
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June 20 |
Start of application and document submission |
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August 9 |
Deadline for applicants taking entrance examinations (main admission stage) |
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August 12 |
Deadline for applicants not taking entrance examinations (main admission stage) |
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August 12 |
Completion of entrance examinations for main admission stage |
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August 14 |
Deadline for signing tuition contracts for main admission stage |
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August 15 |
Publication of enrollment orders for main admission stage |
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August 17 |
Deadline for applicants taking entrance examinations (additional admission stage, if vacant places are available) |
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August 21 |
Deadline for applicants not taking entrance examinations (additional admission stage, if vacant places are available) |
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August 21 |
Completion of entrance examinations for additional admission stage |
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August 28 |
Deadline for signing tuition contracts for additional admission stage |
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August 29 |
Publication of enrollment orders for additional admission stage |
The List of Documents for Admission
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Passport copy, including all pages containing relevant personal information;
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Medical certificate issued by an official healthcare authority confirming that the applicant has no contraindications for studying in the Russian Federation;
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Negative HIV/AIDS test certificate issued by an official healthcare authority;
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Original and copy of educational certificates/diplomas together with transcripts listing studied subjects and grades received;
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Certified Russian translations of all educational and official documents issued in a foreign language.
Requirements for Foreign Documents
Foreign documents intended for use in the Russian Federation must comply with Russian legal requirements.
Depending on the country where the document was issued, documents may require:
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apostille certification;
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consular legalization;
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or no legalization, if an international agreement with the Russian Federation applies.
All foreign documents (except passports) must be accompanied by a notarized Russian translation. The translation must include the full text of the document, including stamps, seals, and apostilles.
The spelling of the applicant’s name in all translated documents must match the passport and Russian visa.
It would also be useful to provide:
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your current e-mail address and contact phone number;
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the academic program you are applying for;
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your level of Russian language proficiency.
Additional information about the admission process and application steps is available here:
