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When a person in Russia leaves school, themyou graduate from school in Russia, you have to picks up some subjects to take exams, whichsome exams in. These exams are called EGE.

Russian and maths are mandatory exams, and somthe other exams a pupil chooses based on his or her preferred qualification.

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If you get good grades, you can get a place at manyinto many different universities.

I don`'t like this system, because a personit depends too much on random variantbles and the personal tastes of the EGE-experts.

It doesn`'t much matter in case of suchmuch for subjects aslike maths, but literature, English, and history have rather blurredvague criteria.

Also, the school system and EGE system are differrent, so while you are wasting time for school, you haven`t itdon't have time to revise for exams.

You must decide which subjects you need in advance, before February 1,'ll test for in advance and enrol onl for the appropriate exams, so you haven`t opportnity by February 1. So you don't have a chance to change you mind and select another subject in thewhen you get to university.

Pupils sat for their final exams at the end of the school term, and then they took entrance exams at universities.

Every university had it`s own exams.

"its" when used possessively doesn't need an apostrophe

You could go to doake an university exams to keep your friend company, recieve good grades, and get a placespot at the university.

Now you haven`t this possibilitycan't do that anymore.

Nowadays, most degree courses in the Russia last 4s in Russia take four years, although some take longer.

A person sucseededSomeone who completes a four-year course namis called a bachelor, and a personsomeone who's awarded a diploma after five-year learning namcompleting a five-year course is called a specialist.

Usually in Russia, you elect faculty and directionchoose your teachers and the learning path you want to take, not the courses themselves.

There are many mandatory courses on any direction of learning every yeareach year for each learning path.

You have a set programme of 10-15 subjects for every year of learning and you can enrol on onlyeach year, and you can only enroll for 2-4 courses ad lib.

When a personyou becaome a bachelor or a specialist, heyou can get a job or keep on hiscontinue your education.

Although the most of students start atheir career already during their learnings while they're still going to college.

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