STUDY IN RUSSIA

1. High-Quality Education: Russian higher education is well-regarded globally, especially in fields like medicine, engineering, and IT
2. Scholarship Opportunities: There are numerous scholarship programs available to international students, making it financially viable to study in Russia
3. Diverse Cultural Experience: Russia is a diverse country with a rich cultural heritage, offering students the opportunity to experience a wide range of cultural and historical attractions
4. Affordable Tuition and Cost of Living: The cost of living in Russia is

reasonable, and most universities do not charge tuition fees for bachelor's programs
5. Language Opportunities: Students can choose to study in English, and there are also opportunities to learn the Russian language, which is spoken by over 260 million people worldwide
6. World-Class Infrastructure: Russian universities offer world-class infrastructure and facilities for students, particularly in the field of medicine

Certified Academic Transcripts
1. School Mark Sheets / Diploma (Grade 9th, 10th, 11tn,12th / IGCSE, AS level)
2. Predicted Grades for final year (Grade 12/ A level/ IBDP)
3. High School Certificate
4. Undergraduate / Post graduate Mark Sheet
5. Undergraduate / Postgraduate Degree Certificate
6. Passport Copy (Valid for more than 6 months)
7. Resume - Detailed CV listing your experience and internships with dates and job responsibilities
8. Evidence of Work Experience- On Official letter-head of university/company, signed & stamped

9. National ID
10. Reference Letter ( 2 or 3 On Official letter-head of school or company, signed & stamped
11. Statement of Purpose- An essay of around 500-1500 words explaining your reasons to pursue the course and future goals/ career options including extra-curricular activities.

Proof of English Proficiency
12. IELTS (Academic)
13. Any other acceptable English Proficiency test (PTE / TOEFL)

The admission process to Russian universities involves the following steps:

1. Choose a program and university.
2. Learn about financing and scholarship opportunities.
3. Prepare your document package, which may vary depending on the university and program.
4. Undergo competitive selection, including tests, interviews, or academic competitions.
5. Receive an invitation to study at a Russian university and apply for a student visa.
The required documents for admission typically include:
1. Application form
2. Copy of international passport (minimum valid for two years)
3. Copy of higher secondary school certificate (with subject details)
4. Medical certificate showing absence of AIDS/HIV (should be legalized)
5. 2 passport-size photos (3.5 x 4.5 cm)
6. Proof of payment for invitation letter (if required)

For some programs, such as medicine, engineering, and economics, specific subjects may be required at the secondary school level. For medical courses, students must have studied certain subjects at school

The Unified State Examination (EGE) is a standardized test used for university

admissions across the country, and top universities require the highest scores on the EGE for candidates to be eligible for consideration

International students have equal rights of admission in Russia

For undergraduate programs, it is likely that students will need to learn Russian first and provide proof of their proficiency, possibly through writing the Unified State Entrance Examination (EGE)

For advanced degrees (M.A./M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc.), students will need to have proof of their previous degree(s) in the same (or a very similar field) to the program they’re hoping to pursue

Graduate and postgraduate programs may have a larger quantity of courses offered in English after the undergraduate level

Students must complete their first year of studies within three working days after arrival in Russia

After receiving the invitation letter, students should contact the nearest Russian Embassy or Consulate in their country to apply for a student visa.