Each graduate is well aware that in order to successfully enter the specialty of interest, it is necessary to prepare well for the Unified State Exam 2018 and score the highest possible points. What does it mean to “pass the exam well” and how many points will be enough to compete for a budget place in a particular university? This will be discussed in this article.

We will cover the following important questions:

First of all, it is important to understand what exists:

• the minimum score that gives the right to receive a certificate;
• the minimum score that allows you to apply to the university;
• the minimum score sufficient for real income to the budget in a particular specialty at a particular university in Russia.

Naturally, these figures differ significantly.

Minimum certification score

The minimum USE scores are set for compulsory subjects - the Russian language and mathematics basic level and in 2018 are:

Having overcome this threshold, but not reaching the minimum test score, the examinee will receive a certificate, but will not be able to apply to the university.

Minimum test score

The test minimum is the threshold value that gives the right to enter the university. In other words, persons who have overcome the test threshold theoretically have the right to join the fight for budget places. Although, in practice, it is almost impossible to enter highly rated universities with minimal performance.

In 2018, in all subjects, except for the Russian language and basic mathematics, the test minimum USE scores coincide with the attestation ones and are:

Item	Minimum test score
Russian language
Mathematics (basic level)
Mathematics (profile level)
Social science
Literature
Foreign language
Biology
Computer science
Geography

The principle of calculating the success of passing the unified state exam assumes that the subject must demonstrate a high, average or sufficient level of knowledge, corresponding to grades "5", "4" and "3" in the school scale.

In case of an unsatisfactory result, as well as when passing for a score that the examinee himself considers insufficient for himself, graduates are given the right to transfer passing the exam.

Minimum score for admission to the budget

Most universities announce the threshold score required for applicants for a budget place. This allows each applicant to realistically assess the prospects for admission and choose universities and specialties based on the points scored in the USE.

In 2018, you can focus on the fact that last season the average passing scores in all subjects of the Unified State Examination among applicants who entered MGIMO and other highly rated universities in the capital fluctuated between the threshold value of 80-90. But, for most regional universities of the Russian Federation, 65-75 points can already be considered a competitive result.

Converting the primary score to the resulting one

By completing the tasks proposed in the USE ticket, the examinee gains the so-called primary scores, the maximum value of which varies depending on the subject. When evaluating the level of knowledge, such primary scores are converted into the resulting ones, which are entered in the certificate and are basic upon admission.

With the help of an online calculator, you can compare primary and test scores in subjects of interest.

Just like last year, in 2018, the scores scored while passing the USE affect the score of the certificate, and although the table for comparing the test score and traditional marks has not been officially adopted, you can roughly compare your scores right now using a universal calculator.

Passing scores of the top 10 universities in Russia

		total
	Moscow State University them. M.V. Lomonosov
	Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
	National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
	Saint Petersburg State University
	Moscow state institute international relations
	National research university"High School of Economics"
	Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman
	National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University
	Novosibirsk National Research State University
	St. Petersburg Polytechnic University of Peter the Great

Please note that the average passing scores for different specialties in the same university can vary significantly. This figure reflects the minimum score of applicants who entered the budget, and tends to change every year. The results of 2017 can only serve as a guideline for applicants in 2018, motivating them to achieve the highest possible results.

There are many factors that affect the minimum passing score, including:

1. the total number of graduates who have applied and the scores indicated on their certificates;
2. the number of applicants who provided original documents;
3. the number of beneficiaries.

So, having seen your last name in 20th place in the list of a specialty that provides for 40 budget places, you can confidently consider yourself a student. But, even if you find yourself on this list of 45, there is no reason to be upset if among those standing in front of you there are 5-10 people who provided copies of documents, because most likely these people are tuned to another university and applied for this specialty as a fallback .

The USE is the current form of passing the final exam for students in grades 9 and 11. Although, there are rumors that very soon, the exam will be replaced by a well-forgotten and proven exam format like in Soviet times. But, it is still too early to talk about this, so all the attention of graduates and parents is riveted directly to all the new changes associated with this direction.

The minimum USE score in 2917 is one of the most discussed topics. Ask why? It's simple, because every year we are faced with new parameters and figures, and this year is no exception. It should be said right away that graduates should not hope for a lowering of the passing threshold, since, on the contrary, it will be increased, although many additional retake numbers will be introduced.

Passing score and average for all subjects. Data table.

The minimum threshold for the USE is nothing more than an assessment for the acquired knowledge, skills and abilities throughout the entire course of study.

Probably everyone knows that when this minimum threshold is overcome, the graduate receives a USE certificate and can continue his studies at any chosen educational institution if his certificate and the number of points scored fully meet all the requirements and criteria.

In the event that a student does not gain this minimum threshold of points, then, accordingly, a certificate is not issued to him. It is worth saying that the minimum threshold is set and changed every year and is set only after passing the exam itself and before the announcement of the results. What will be the picture this year?

1. Russian language - 36 points.

2. Mathematics profile level - 27 points.

3.Mathematics basic level - 36 points.

4. Social science - 42 points.

5. Physics - 36 points.

6. History - 32 points.

7. Biology - 36 points.

8. Chemistry - 36 points.

9. English language - 22 points.

10. Informatics - 40 points.

11. Literature - 32 points.

12. Geography - 37 points.

13. German language - 22 points.

14. French language - 22 points.

15. Spanish language - 22 points.

If we carefully analyze each of the items, it is worth noting that, compared with previous years, the number of the minimum threshold somewhere has decreased, and somewhere, on the contrary, it has increased. For example, the Russian language, here the passing level has increased compared to 2014, because then it was only 24 points. With regard to social studies, we can say that here the minimum threshold has increased, since initially it was only 39 points, and this figure has remained unchanged throughout this time. As for foreign languages, here the figure also increased, since initially it was only 20 points.

Scoring criteria.

The minimum threshold for points scored on the USE enables the student to continue his education in a higher educational institution. That is why you should not underestimate this factor and you should seriously and responsibly approach the preparation for the exam. Probably, everyone will agree with the opinion that the successful passing of exams to the maximum gives a good chance of 100% admission to any chosen and prestigious university countries.

After you have successfully passed the minimum threshold and passed the Unified State Examination, the graduate should submit all the necessary package of documents to the selection committee, where he may also have to take additional entrance exams. As a rule, it is mathematics and a foreign language. Of course, in the event that the chosen specialty contains such exams in the list of exams required for enrollment. At present, any student can receive in advance all the necessary information regarding what disciplines are necessary for admission, and, therefore, correctly and accurately determine the choice of a subject for passing the exam.

The minimum score of the USE 2017 is a rather controversial topic, since every year the passing threshold does not decrease, but increases, which greatly complicates and makes the process of passing the exam for graduates quite complicated and difficult. Let's hope that in the near future experts will find that golden mean, thanks to which it will be possible to 100% assess the quality of students' knowledge.

The summer of every year is associated with many people with a difficult examination period in schools and other educational institutions, it is at this time that documents are accepted at all universities. If a graduate has scored enough points, he can get into the budget department, enrolling in a prestigious educational institution has a greater chance of finding a decent job in the future. Therefore, it is important to score the maximum number of points in the exam. For those few years that a unified state exam has been operating in our state, the procedure and features of its delivery are constantly undergoing periodic updates. In 2017, applicants will have to experience the next innovations, applicants will have to try out an updated method for determining the minimum threshold for admission to universities.

A new calculation was proposed by the Accounts Chamber, at the moment there is no special method for calculating points, the maximum and minimum scores are set based on the results of passing the USE of the previous year.

Now let's take a closer look at what the minimum USE 2017 scores will be in all subjects.

USE in Mathematics 2017 will be held in different days, base and profile are assigned to different numbers, examination papers will also be evaluated according to different methods. Mathematics will be taken twice: ahead of schedule and on the main date. If the graduate needs to pass the subject ahead of schedule, then the date is set - 03/14/2017, both levels will be taken on this day, the reserve retake day is scheduled for 04/07/2017.

Mathematics of the profile level will be held on 06/05/2017, the reserve day is set for 06/28/2017. The baseline is scheduled for 06/05/2017, the reserve stage will be held on 06/28/2017.

The profile level will be assessed as follows:

• the “troika” corresponds to the range of USE scores in 2017 from 27 to 46;
• "four" varies from 47 to 64 points;
• rating "excellent" - from 65.

The base level has a 5-point calculation scale.

Russian language

In 2017, the unified state exam in the Russian language, like the mathematical exam, will be held in two stages: early and main. ahead of time The exam can be passed on 03/20/2017, the reserve day is set on the date 04/07/2017.

The main exam will take place on May 31, 2017, with a reserve day on June 29, 2017. The minimum in the Russian language for obtaining a certificate of education is set at 22 points, the minimum score for the USE 2017 for admission to educational institutions is 34.

Minimums for other subjects

All other school disciplines are taken by future students, based on their desire, and depending on which educational institution the student wants to enter. Accordingly, in 2017, three mandatory and one optional exams are taken. How many points do you need to score in other subjects to get into a university? The table is this:

• the minimum threshold for biology in 2017 is 34;
• passing USE test score in social studies - 40;
• history test score - 29;
• physics set the minimum bar of 32 points;
• "minimal salary" in computer science - 34;
• foreign language threshold - 22 points;
• minimum in chemistry - 34 points;
• the minimum threshold for geography is 31 points;
• test score in literature - 28.

When are the exams

The schedule of exams in all disciplines in 2017 has already been approved. The exam schedule is as follows:

• On May 29, 2017, graduates will take computer science, geography and ICT.
• 06/02/2017 history and chemistry are planned.
• On June 9, 2017, an exam in social studies will take place.
• 06/13/2017, according to the list, passing exams in physics and literature.
• 06/15/2017 will take biology and foreign languages.
• On June 16-17, 2017, an oral part in foreign languages ​​will be held.

The graduate is given a chance to retake the entire list of exams, even if the student just wants to improve his results in some subjects. An applicant can apply the grades obtained at the end of the state exam for 3 years.

USE scores will affect the grade in the certificate

In 2017, a new methodology for assessing the knowledge of graduates will appear, and the number of points received in the USE will affect the final grade in the certificate. For example, a student passes the Unified State Exam in history with three, and this year he had a mark of five, then the final one will most likely be set - four. Now the authorities are developing a unified rating scale.

Also, do not forget that the OGE 2017 is coming for 9th grade students, some changes are also provided for in these exams. There is enough time left to carefully prepare for the exams, and in 2017 let them enter the university that they have dreamed of since childhood.

The page contains the results of the exam in all subjects for the past years - from 2010 to the present. The tables show the average score for each of the subjects, the number of hundred points, the percentage of those who did not pass the exam (did not overcome the threshold set for the subject), the total number of those who passed the exam.

The material was prepared according to the official releases of Rosobrnadzor.

USE results 2019

Item	Average score	High-balls (81-100)	100 points	Did not pass the USE 2019, %	Number of people taking the exam
Russian language	69,5	23,5	2 590	0.6% (threshold 24 points)	664 000
Math Profile	56,5	7,1		6.7% (threshold 27 points)	362 600
Math base	4,1	-	-	(threshold 3 points)	312 000
Social science	54,9	7,8		(threshold 42 points)	315 200
Physics	54,4	8,6		(threshold 36 points)	139 500
Story	55,3	9,4		6.9 (threshold 32 points)	103 300
Biology	52,2	5,6		(threshold 36 points)	123 800
Chemistry	56,7	11,5		14.4 (threshold 36 points)	89 000
English language	73,8	42,7		(threshold 22 points)	74 300
Informatics and ICT	62,4	21,7		(threshold 40 points)	74 900
Literature	63,4	15,9		4% (threshold 32 points)	44 200
Geography	57,2	7,4		6% (threshold 37 points)	16 600
German	72,4	42,1		(threshold 22 points)	1 250
French	73,1	39,3		(threshold 22 points)	800
Spanish	72,2	45,5		(threshold 22 points)	132
Chinese	62,5	29,2	1	(threshold 22 points)	75
Total:		302 000	6 729	6,4%	750 000

Almost 750 thousand people were registered to participate in the main period of the Unified State Exam-2019, of which 662 thousand are graduates of the current year. During the main period of the Unified State Examination, 5,713 examination points (PETs), about 51,000 classrooms, were involved. All PES used the technology of printing examination materials in classrooms, in 8 regions, for the first time this year, the technology of transferring examination materials to PES over the Internet.

• Since 2019, graduates have the right to choose to pass only one level of the USE in mathematics (basic or profile), but this level can be changed when retaking.
• Since 2019, graduates of previous years are not eligible to participate in the Unified State Examination in mathematics at the basic level.
• The popularity of natural science subjects has grown. So, in 2019, the increase in the number of participants in the Unified State Examination in biology amounted to 25 thousand compared to last year, in chemistry - about 16 thousand, in physics - about 13 thousand participants. Also, in comparison with 2018, the level of interest in informatics and ICT has noticeably increased (an increase in the number of participants by 27 thousand people), English language(growth by 18 thousand people) and history (growth by 15 thousand people).
• In 2019, I passed the USE for the first time in Chinese, 289 people applied for participation in it. Only 75 people passed the exam in the main terms. Muscovite Anastasia Andryunina is the only one who passed the Unified State Examination in Chinese with 100 points, and is going to enter the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.
• 300 points on the exam was scored by a resident of Seversk named Putin. Graduate Alexander Putin passed the Russian language, mathematics and physics with the maximum score.
• Two participants of the USE-2019 were able to score 400 points after four exams. 30 participants became 300 points. 445 people recruited 200 points on two exams.
• 812 people were removed from the exam for various violations, including mobile phones (355 removed) and cheat sheets (323 removed)
• The Unified State Examination in a foreign language is planned to be included in the number of compulsory subjects from 2022. This will be preceded by the necessary preparatory work, approbation, discussion of how best to differentiate the exam in terms of difficulty.
• From 2020, it may be possible to pass the exam in computer science on a computer.

USE results 2018

Item	Average score	High-balls (81-100)	100 points	Did not pass the USE 2018, %	Number of people taking the exam
Russian language	70,93	26,7%	3722 (0,6%)	0.4% (threshold 24 points)	645 500
Math Profile	49,8		145 (0,03%)	7% (threshold 27 points)	421 000 (61%)
Math base	4,29	-	-	3.1% (threshold 3)	567 000
Social science	55,7			16.43% (threshold 42 points)	368 000 (53%)
Physics	53,2			(threshold 36 points)	171 500 (25%)
Story	55,1	7,4	206 (0,002%)	9.6% (threshold 32 points)	112 000 (20%)
Biology	51,7		45 (0,03%)	17.01% (threshold 36 points)	140 000 (21%)
Chemistry	55,1		634 (0,75%)	15.88% (threshold 36 points)	84 500 (14%)
English language	69,2		15 (0,02%)	(threshold 22 points)	83 500
Informatics and ICT	58,4	13%	254 (0,4%)	11.51% (threshold 40 points)	67 000
Literature	62,7		599 (1%)	(threshold 32 points)	42 500
Geography	56,6		64 (0,4%)	7.3% (threshold 37 points)	16 000
German	68,9		3 (0,2%)	(threshold 22 points)	1 758
French	77,3		2 (0,2%)	(threshold 22 points)	948
Spanish	79,1			(threshold 22 points)	153
Total:			6 136	4,8%	731 000

Exams in 2018 were passed by 731,000 people (in the main period - 670,000), including 645,000 graduates of the current year.

• Graduates who did not achieve the minimum threshold scores for compulsory USE(basic mathematics and Russian), can retake the exam in the same year on a reserve day. If it didn't work out again, then in September.
• If funds are found in the participants of the exam mobile communications or cheat sheets, they are removed from the exam without the right to retake it in the current year.
• Elective subjects can only be retaken the next year. In 2018, 478 people were removed from the exam for phones, and 463 for cheat sheets. “This year there were several guys who used micro-earphones, and the camera was not on the phone, but on their clothes. All these graduates were removed from exams without the right to retake,” said the head of the quality assessment department general education Rosobrnadzor Igor Kruglinsky.
• When applying to a university, you can use any result that has not expired.
• The results of the exam do not affect the mark in the certificate.
• The USE-2018 became a notable event, the fact of which Rosobrnadzor did not recognize.
• The number of 100 points increased by 1000 compared to last year.
• One participant from Moscow passed four subjects at once with 100 points.
• 1.9% (12,252 people) did not receive a certificate based on the results of the USE.

USE results 2017

Item	Average score		Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2017, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	69,1	25,04%	3 099	0.5% (threshold 24 points)	617 000
Math Profile	47,1	4,51%	224	14.34% (threshold 27 points)	391 981
Math base	4,24	-	-	3.4% (threshold 3 points)	453 000
Social science	55,4	4,46%	142	13.8% (threshold 42 points)	318 000
Physics	53,2	4,94%	278	3.78% (threshold 36 points)	155 281 (24%)
Story	52,7			8.7% (threshold 32 points)	110 000
Biology	52,6	6,54%	75	18% (threshold 36 points)	111 748
Chemistry	55,2			15% (threshold 36 points)	74 000
English language	70,2		59	(threshold 22 points)	64 422
Informatics and ICT	59,2			9.3% (threshold 40 points)	53 000
Literature	59,6		343	2.9% (threshold 32 points)	41 267
Geography	55,1	8,6%		9.3% (threshold 37 points)	14 000
German	63,8	24,56%	0	3.36% (threshold 22 points)	1 769
French	75,9	50,81%	0	0.43% (threshold 22 points)	1 123
Spanish	68,4	38,04%	0	6.75% (threshold 22 points)	231
Total:			5 026		703 000

About 703 thousand people took part in the exams, of which about 617 thousand people are graduates of the current year.

• Those who did not score the minimum score in one compulsory subject were allowed retake the exam on a spare day. Mathematics of the basic level in the reserve period went to retake 12 thousand people. Mathematics at the profile level was retaken by 2,000 graduates on the reserve day.
• In the regions there are quite a few hundred points in Russian. For example, there are 27 such people in the Vologda Oblast, 61 in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 76 in the Chelyabinsk Oblast, and 89 in the Novosibirsk Oblast.
• 21 people managed to score 300 points for the exam in 2017. This means that they received 100 points in three exams.
• The number of attempts to write off or carry the phone to the exam in 2017 decreased by an average of 25 percent. In one of the regions, the director of the school was fired for trying to help students in the exam. In another, a teacher was fired because he came to the exam with a mobile phone.
• The total number of violations this year has decreased by more than one and a half times compared to the previous one.
• In 2017, as in 2016, the most popular elective subjects were social science (chosen by 54% of USE participants), physics (26%), history (21%), biology (20%), chemistry (13%).
• 2.6% (15,878 people) did not receive a certificate based on the results of the USE.

USE results 2016

Item	Average score	Number of high-scorers (81-100)	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2016, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	68	25,58%	3433	1%	658 000
Math Profile	46,2	2,69%	296	15,33%	439 229
Math base	4,15	-	-	4.6% (threshold 3 points)	453 000
Social science	53,1	3,11%	59	17.6% (threshold 42 points)	382 000
Physics	50,0			6.11% (threshold 36 points)	180 000
Story				16% (threshold 32 points)
Biology	52	7,16%	61	18.6% (threshold 36 points)	126 006
Chemistry					84 000
English language	69,78		27		64 050
Computer science	56,6			12.4% (threshold 40 points)
Literature	57,91		256	4.3% (threshold 32 points)	43 585
Geography				13% (threshold 37 points)
German	66,76	32,77%	1	3,29%	1 980
French	73,62	42,31%	6	1,25%	1 273
Spanish	74,59	49,65%	2	2,8%	204

300 points on three exams in 2016, they recruited only three students in all of Russia. Mikhail Chekanov from Olenegorsk, Murmansk region, passed the highest score in physics, specialized mathematics and computer science. A graduate from Kemerovo Elizaveta Shabanova received 100 points on the Unified State Examination in the Russian language, history, and social science. In Kirov, a graduate of the famous Physics and Mathematics Lyceum Alexander Artemiev passed 100 points in physics, computer science and mathematics and entered the Phystech.

• Quantity removals There were about a thousand graduates with the Unified State Examination in 2016, while schoolchildren began to use paper cheat sheets more often.
• 1.9% (12,308 people) did not receive a certificate based on the results of the USE.

USE results 2015

Item	Average score	Number of high-scorers (81-100)	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2015, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	65,8	19,8%	3036	1,5%
Math Profile	45,6				521 151
Math base	3,95	-	-	7,4%
Social science	58,6				371 200
Physics	51,4				159 500
Story	47,1				145 000
Biology	53,6				122 936
Chemistry	57,1
English language	64,9				61 946
Informatics and ICT	54
Literature	57,1			5.3% (threshold 32 points)	37 512
Geography	53
German
French
Spanish

In total, 725 thousand people took part in the exam, of which 650 thousand people are graduates of the current year. The total number of students in all subjects in 2015 is 3,922 people.

In 2015, for the first time, the mathematics exam was held at two levels - profile and basic. The exam participant had the right to independently choose any of the levels, or both levels, depending on their educational needs, as well as the prospects for continuing education.

• 4.8% (31,343 people) did not receive a certificate based on the results of the USE.

USE results 2014

Item	Average score	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2014, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	62,5	2385	4%
Mathematics	46,4
Social science	53,1
Physics	45,7		16,7%
Story	46,4		20,4%
Biology	54,8
Chemistry	55,7		13,4%
English language	61,3
Informatics and ICT	57,2		11,5%
Literature	54,1
Geography	53,1		15,5%
German
French
Spanish

In total, 733,368 people took part in the Unified State Exam, of which 684,574 people are graduates of the current year. The total number of students in all subjects in 2014 was 3,705 people.

• The number of those who did not pass the compulsory subjects (Russian language and mathematics) in 2014 decreased by 24% compared to 2013.
• The number of hundred-pointers decreased three times.
• This year, the minimum score for compulsory subjects. If this had not happened, 28,000 students would not have received certificates.

USE results 2013

Item	Average score	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2013, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	63,9	2531	1,9	834020
Mathematics	48,7	538	6,2	803741
Social science	59,5	84		481990
Physics	53,5	474	11,0	208875
Story	54,8	500	11,0	164219
Biology	58,6	466	7,1	162248
Chemistry	67,8	3220	7,3	93802
English language	72,4	581	3,3	74668
Computer science	63,1	563	8,6	58851
Literature		457	5,6	44420
Geography	57,2	193	12,1	20736
German	58,6	4	3,2	2768
French	69,5	5	0,5	1561
Spanish	68,9	0	1,7	233

USE results 2012

Item	Average score	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2012, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	61,5	1923	2.2% (threshold 36 points)	827529
Mathematics	45,2	54	5.5% (threshold 24 points)	803913
Social science	55,5	84	5.8% (threshold 39 points)	455942
Physics	47,3	44	13.5% (threshold 36 points)	205988
Story	52,1	219	12.4% (threshold 32 points)	153502
Biology	54,3	46	8.1% (threshold 36 points)	159448
Chemistry	57,8	370	10.8% (threshold 36 points)	89529
English language	61,2	28	3.3% (threshold 20 points)	71825
Computer science	60,7	364	11.6: (threshold 40 points)	59646
Literature		337	4.9% (threshold 32 points)	42102
Geography	56,1	66	8.4% (threshold 37 points)	23523
German	58,0	1	3,2	2970
French	67,1	0	0,7	1621
Spanish	70,4	1	0,8	265

USE results 2011

Item	Average score	Number of 100 points	Did not pass the USE 2011, %	Number of applicants
Russian language	60,02	1437	4,1	760618
Mathematics	47,49	205	4,9	738746
Social science	57,11	23	3,9	280254
Physics	51,54	206	7,4	173574
Story	51,2	208	9,4	129354
Biology	54,29	53	7,8	144045
Chemistry	57,75	331	8,6	77806
English language	61,19	11	3,1	60651
Computer science	59,74	31	9,8	51180
Literature	57,15	355	5	39317
Geography	54,4	25	8	10946
German	48,99	2	6,6	2746
French	62,97	0	1,2	1317
Spanish	70,09	0	1,4	143

The number of graduates who took the USE compared to 2010, the number of graduates who took the USE in 2011 decreased from 850,000 to 720,000 (by 15%).

USE results 2010

The table contains the results of passing the exam in 2010 throughout Russia.

Item	Number of applicants	Did not pass the USE 2010, %	Number of 100 points	Number of applicants who did not proceed to part C, %
Russian language	901929	3,7	1415	5,4
Mathematics	854708	6,1	160	38,81
Social science	444219	3,9	34	3,01
Physics	213186	5	114	32,32
Story	180900	9	222	12,08
Biology	171257	6,1	133	8,51
Chemistry	83544	6,2	275	11,27
English language	73853	5	2	5,51
Computer science	62652	7,2	90	22,33
Literature	54313	5	422	1,69
Geography	22256	6,3	17	14,06
German	4177	12	0	10,06
French	1883	1	0	4,99

In total, graduates in 2010 were 836,565 people. This figure is slightly lower than the total number of those who took the USE, due to the retakes of graduates of previous years.

Surely, from the first days of the school year, not only future school graduates think about the USE, but also their parents, who are worried about their children, about whether their children will be able to successfully pass a difficult test in the form of mandatory exams and certifications in school education.

And it’s probably not in vain that they worry, because this is a kind of pass to higher educational institutions and a rather difficult test for which you need to prepare hard - sit down more closely at textbooks, forget about evening adventures at discos, and attend additional classes and go to courses, especially in those subjects that are in question.

All of the above takes a lot of time, diligence, effort and patience.

That is why future graduates of school institutions who have to take exams should set themselves up with responsible preparation for future exams, from the very first days of the upcoming academic year.

But at this stage, you and I are interested in slightly different questions that do not relate to preparation, but to passing average scores, what will they be? website

Mandatory minimum and average passing scores for the USE in the 2017 academic year, as well as transitions with a scale of grades and points, that's what we'll talk about below.

Also about what a future university entrant needs educational institution, how many points he will have to score in one or another subject, and so on.

Average and passing scores of the USE 2017 - minimum

The grading system proposed below and the scale for transferring USE scores in 2017, as well as knowing about the minimum, average and passing scores, are necessary for those students who are not yet accustomed to innovation; it is difficult for them to adapt to the new scoring and scoring system.

Indeed, schoolchildren have a certain confusion in their heads, they get lost and cannot determine exactly how many points they need to score in a particular subject during the exam, as well as how much they will receive for solving some problem. website

In a word, this article is proposed in order to understand this, in principle, not a difficult problem. Remember that in any business you need the accuracy and reliability of the information that we present to you.

The benefits of the USE score transfer scale for a student in 2017

The proposed scale for transferring grades and accrued USE scores in the 2017 academic year will help future students quickly and accurately translate the points they have earned into grades they understand in order to summarize and comprehend the result, to understand the new one hundred (100) point system for assessing the knowledge received by schoolchildren.

So we come to the main topic of this article - below we present to you, as future students of Russian universities, an updated version of the scale for transferring and evaluating the results of state exams, which will be used in the 2017 academic year, and which has already passed the "tests" in the last academic season and was generally liked by both schoolchildren and teachers.

Scale for converting USE grades 2017 into points - Table

Subject - exam in the USE 2017	Grading table 2017 - USE translation jackal
	5	4	3	2
Russian language(mandatory exam)	from 72 and higher	58-71	37-57	0-36
Mathematics(mandatory exam)	from 65 and higher	47-64	25-46	0-24
Social science	from 67 and higher	55-66	40-54	0-39
Chemistry	from 73 and higher	56-72	37-55	0-36
Geography	from 67 and higher	51-66	38-50	0-37
Biology	from 72 and higher	55-71	37-54	0-36
Foreign languages(required - ?)	from 84 and higher	59-83	21-58	0-20
Literature	from 67 and higher	55-66	33-54	0-32
Story(required - ?)	from 68 and higher	50-67	33-49	0-32
Physics	from 68 and higher	53-67	37-52	0-36
Computer science	from 73 and higher	57-72	41-56	0-40

USE scores 2017 - what's new in exams, useful?

It is so customary in our country that with the onset of the new school season, we are expecting some new products with a “chill in our souls”, which, as you know, do not make life easier for the student, but only complicate it. What to expect in the new academic year, for example, from passing the final and mandatory state exams, or attestation?

Specialists from the Ministry of Education Russian Federation and relevant departments are constantly studying their own and world experience, trying to take into account the mistakes of previous test campaigns at school.

It also analyzes the abilities of schoolchildren, their potential and interest in studying at universities, as well as the ability of the latter to "process" the number of future students that is planned in the near future.

In the future, all the information received is processed and corrected in accordance with the results obtained, which makes the examination process in schools more efficient (according to specialists from the Ministry of Education). website

But all of the above does not please schoolchildren - future students, because in the desire of officials to "make their lives easier", to make passing exams more effective, like everything they have proposed, only creates unnecessary problems and considerable difficulties.

As for the holding of the unified state exam in the 2016-2017 academic year, it will most likely remain the same as discussed in Lately. Almost all the nuances of the future examination campaign are known, although some of them are still in the plans and proposals.

Specialists from the Ministry of Education, as well as leading teachers of the country, are still discussing and finalizing the future examination company. At the moment, it is known for certain about the innovations that are guaranteed to be and which are expected.

New in the USE 2017 - innovations in exams

In the past academic years, graduates of school institutions were required to take two mandatory state exams - in mathematics and the Russian language. From the upcoming academic season, there will be one more of them, i.е. three, which we will discuss below ...

Officials from the Ministry of Education argue that the third subject as a mandatory state exam will definitely be and is urgently needed. But what kind of exam graduates will have to take in 2017 is still not exactly clear.

If you believe the rumors that have been spreading for a long time, then this will be the subject - History, although there are also such suspicions that it will become - Foreign Language. website

The choice in favor of history will most likely be justified, because it is known that the level of knowledge of the history of Russia, including world history, among modern youth is quite low, and, to put it mildly, wants some changes for the better.

On the other hand, the compulsory state exam in a foreign language is also justified and relevant. After all, in modern world without knowledge of a foreign language it is very difficult to reach some heights, to fully express yourself.

So, it is not yet clear and unknown in favor of which particular subject Russian officials will choose. But in any case, the third mandatory state exam (USE) in the 2017 academic year will definitely be ...

USE subjects in 2017 - at the choice of the student

As in previous academic years, students will be able to take exams in 1 (one) subject (previously there were 2), which they choose at their discretion.

The total number of exams in 2017 remains the same - there will be 4 (3 mandatory).

If earlier a student could choose 2 exams at his own discretion, now, due to the fact that 3 (three) became mandatory, he has only 1 (one) exam to choose from.

If in the upcoming academic year the third mandatory exam is History or a Foreign Language, respectively, one of them will drop out of the list options(choose a subject of your choice). In this case, the student has the following subjects that he can choose:

Subject - Physics
--- : --- Computer science;
--- : --- Chemistry
--- : --- Story
--- : --- Biology;
--- : --- Social science;
--- : --- Geography;
--- : --- Russian literature;
--- : --- Foreign language (English, German, French or Spanish).

There is still enough time before the USE-2017 to prepare well, and it is obvious that schoolchildren - future students, are waiting for the third mandatory exam, which one is still unknown. website

First of all, they are interested in the question of whether History or Foreign Language will become the third mandatory test, and if neither one nor the other, which subject in this case will be the third and take the currently empty place in the "cherished" trio.

Did you know that one of the reasons for the introduction of the third additional state exam was the fact that schoolchildren began to successfully pass state exams on the first try much more often ...

Good luck to all schoolchildren and future students in the 2017 academic year - successfully pass everything, not only the mandatory state exams, and enter the university where you dream of studying and gaining knowledge!

USE 2017

Criteria for assessing USE scores in 2017

Some students, to some extent, perceive the minimum scores for the unified state exam as an opportunity to feel relaxed, because in fact, as he believes, he passed the USE, i.e. passed this mark. But there is also back side- in no case should you underestimate the minimum mark on the exam.

This does not even mean such a phrase as "it will do" or "and that's enough. This means that this student, who thinks like this, is not interested not only in anything, but in his future fate, for sure.
He argues in this way - he passed the required mathematics and the Russian language somehow, which means I am free and will do what I want. If earlier it was possible to somehow justify such an approach, to understand to some extent a schoolboy, albeit with a huge stretch, then at the moment it is impossible to say so, everything has changed dramatically recently.

After all, no one will argue that the information age is in the yard with rapidly changing technologies, where hard work is no longer valued, but human knowledge, his ability to act and make the right decisions, as well as responsibility and professional attitude to your work.

Where do you get responsibility from that boy or girl of high school students who treat the exam in this way. And from this it all begins, how do you feel about yourself, gaining knowledge, passing exams, future studies at a university or college, mastering future profession and your life will be.

No one hides the fact that today in Russia there are big problems with professionals in their field, specialists in various fields, and this is an excellent occasion to make yourself known, for which, first of all, you need to get smart and show what you are capable of, and above all in state exams, achieve not the minimum, but the maximum score on the Unified State Examination.