In 2017, as before, ninth grade students will receive the State Final Attestation - compulsory exams for students. Graduates of the ninth grade of secondary schools take the OGE (one of the forms), and students in closed boarding schools, in correctional institutions, as well as disabled children and children with certain disabilities, take the GVE.
The closer 2017 is, the more often future ninth-graders think about the upcoming exams. Already, schoolchildren and their parents are browsing the Internet to find out how many OGE in 2017what changes await the examiners, etc.
When will the OGE in 2017
Traditionally, the OGE takes place in four waves: an early stage, the main and two additional ones. Additional stages are established for ninth grade students who did not pass the OGE or received unsatisfactory results on the OGE in one compulsory subject.
So that we can "estimate" in what numbers the OGE will take place in 2017, let's look at the data of the previous two years, which are collected, for clarity, in a table. To make it easier to navigate the information provided, 2015 and 2016 are each marked with their own color.
Dates of the OGE in 2015-2016:
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| April 20 (Mon) | April 20 (Wed) | Maths | Russian language |
| April 22 (Wed) | April 22 (Fri) | ||
| April 24 (Fri) | April 25 (Mon) | Russian language | Maths |
| April 27 (Mon) | April 27 (Wed) | Foreign languages | |
| April 28 (Thu) | |||
| Reserve days | |||
| April 29 (Wed) | May 4 (Wed) | Maths | Geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social science, chemistry, computer science and ICT, foreign languages |
| April 30 (Thu) | May 5 (Thu) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Russian language, mathematics |
| May 6 (Wed) | May 6 (Fri) | Russian language | In all subjects |
| May 7 (Thu) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | ||
| The main stage | |||
| May 27 (Wed) | May 26 (Thu) | Maths | Social studies, chemistry, computer science and information communication technology (ICT), literature |
| May 29 (Fri) | May 28 (Sat) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Foreign languages |
| June 3 (Wed) | May 31 (Tue) | Russian language | Maths |
| June 5 (Fri) | June 3 (Fri) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | Russian language |
| June 7 (Tue) | Foreign languages | ||
| June 9 (Thu) | Geography, history, biology, physics | ||
| Reserve days | |||
| June 9 (Tue) | June 15 (Wed) | Maths | Social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages |
| June 10 (Wed) | June 17 (Fri) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Russian language, mathematics |
| June 16 (Tue) | June 21 (Tue) | Russian language | In all subjects |
| June 17 (Wed) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | ||
| June 18 (Thu) | In all subjects | ||
| Additional period (August-July) | |||
| August 3 (Mon) | July 1 (Fri) | Russian language | Maths |
| August 5 (Wed) | July 2 (Sat) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Foreign languages |
| August 7 (Fri) | July 4 (Mon) | Maths | Geography, history, biology, physics |
| August 10 (Mon) | July 6 (Wed) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | Russian language |
| July 8 (Fri) | Social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, literature | ||
| Reserve days | |||
| August 11 (Tue) | July 12 (Tue) | Russian language | Russian language, mathematics |
| August 12 (Wed) | July 13 (Wed) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages |
| August 13 (Thu) | Maths | ||
| August 14 (Fri) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | ||
| Additional period (September) | |||
| September 7 (Mon) | September 5 (Mon) | Maths | |
| September 9 (Thu) | September 7 (Wed) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Geography, history, biology, physics |
| September 11 (Fri) | September 9 (Fri) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | Foreign languages |
| September 14 (Mon) | September 12 (Mon) | Russian language | |
| September 14 (Wed) | Social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, literature | ||
| Reserve days | |||
| September 16 (Wed) | September 15 (Thu) | Maths | Russian language, mathematics |
| September 17 (Thu) | September 16 (Fri) | Social studies, chemistry, literature, informatics and ICT | Geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social science, chemistry, foreign languages, computer science and ICT |
| September 18 (Fri) | Geography, history, biology, foreign languages, physics | ||
| September 21 (Mon) | Russian language | ||
| September 22 (Tue) | In all subjects | ||
It follows from the table that in 2017, the early stage of the OGE will begin, most likely, at the beginning of the twenties of April, with reserve days in late April - early May. The main stage of the OGE-2017 will probably be in the twenties of May, with reserve days in mid-June.
Additional deadlines for the completion of the OGE in 2017 are more difficult to calculate, since in 2015 an additional stage began in August, and in 2016 - in July. The second additional period for passing the Main State Exam will begin, most likely, in early September, and reserve days will fall in mid-September.
Also, you need to take into account some changes in the OGE-2017. The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation decided to add another one for our students compulsory exam at the student's choice. In 2016, the number of compulsory subjects is four, and in 2017, therefore, there will already be 5 of them.
Russian language and mathematics are still compulsory, and the rest of the students must choose themselves. And, for the first time in 2017, only the successful delivery of all subjects will serve as the basis for issuing a school certificate for grade 9.
Pupils-ninth graders who take the OGE should remember:
- All exams begin at 10:00 am
- The duration of exams in mathematics, Russian language and literature is 3 hours 55 minutes.
- The duration of exams in social studies, history, physics and biology is exactly 3 hours.
- The duration of exams in computer science and information and communication technologies is 2 hours 30 minutes.
- The duration of exams in geography and foreign languages \u200b\u200bis exactly 2 hours.
- Duration of examinations in chemistry: model 1 - 2 hours; model 2 - 2 hours 20 minutes.
Although the full official version of the GIA calendar is approved closer to November, today we can already say what will be the schedule of exams for the main exam session in 2019-2020 academic year, since the dates of the tests were announced by Sergey Kvartsov in his speech.
December composition
The first test for 11-graders of the 2019-2020 academic year will be the final essay, which in the coming season all future graduates of Russia will write on December 4, 2019.
The December essay will be admission to the main block of exams. If the student, for a good reason, does not write an essay on the specified day, or receives a "failure" at the first attempt, then he will be given 2 more chances to correct the situation. The reserve days for the final essay in 2020 will be 02/05/20 and 05/06/20.
Three periods of the exam
The Unified State Exam, which is held annually for all 11th grade graduates, as well as past graduates wishing to enter universities, involves three periods:
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Early | 18.03.20 – 10.04.20 | past graduates 2020 11th Graders Submitting Good Cause Document for Reschedule Exam Date |
Main | 25.05.20 – 03.07.20 | all graduates of the 2019-2020 academic year |
01.09.20 – 18.09.20 | participants of the GIA-11 2020 who did not pass one of the compulsory subjects |
Early session
Initially, the opportunity to pass the SIA in early spring (2 months earlier than the main period) was conceived for graduates of previous years and those who graduated from school even before the introduction of compulsory tests. But, in practice, 11-graders can also take advantage of this opportunity in 2020 if, for some reason, they cannot attend the exam tests on the dates of the main period set by the calendar.
Early period calendar:
Day of week | Discipline |
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geography literature |
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monday | russian language |
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maths (base and profile) |
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monday | foreign languages \u200b\u200b(in writing) biology |
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foreign languages \u200b\u200b(orally) |
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informatics and ICT social science |
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monday |
Reserve days of the early period:
A good reason for early delivery can be:
- international sports competitions, which are held in May-June;
- participation in international creative competitions and festivals;
- planned treatment (emergency surgery, preventive treatment, spa treatment, etc.).
If you want to pass the exams ahead of schedule and you know for sure that you have the right to do so, you must not miss the application period. This must be done before 01.02.20!
Please note that graduates who graduated from high school in 2019 and earlier will be given only one attempt to score the desired number of points in the disciplines to choose from. If such participants receive an unsatisfactory result, they are not given an additional chance for the next retake.
All 11-graders in 2020 who take the USE ahead of schedule will be eligible for retake in the general manner. For this, reserve days of the early period are defined. For compulsory subjects, retake is also possible in September.
Important! Only required subjects can be retaken in autumn. Those who do not pass the minimum threshold in 2 or more disciplines will not get an additional chance in 2020 either.
Main session
It is these dates for testing the exam 2020 that should be of interest to graduates of the 2019-2020 academic year.
The provisional calendar of the substantive session is already known. It was introduced by Sergey Kravtsov in his speech dedicated to the results of the 2019 USE.
So, in the coming year, the main dates will be:
Day of week | Discipline |
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monday | geography informatics literature |
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russian language |
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monday | basic math profile mathematics |
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biology |
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monday | social science |
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foreign languages \u200b\u200b(orally) |
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monday | foreign languages \u200b\u200b(orally) |
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foreign languages \u200b\u200b(in writing) |
Note! Almost all dates involve the delivery of two subjects. If a graduate wishes to take both (for example, history and biology), then he will have to take one of the disciplines on a reserve day.
The following dates are indicated as reserve dates in the draft timetable for the exam for 2020:
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geography informatics literature |
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monday | russian language |
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basic math profile mathematics |
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monday | biology |
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social science |
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foreign languages \u200b\u200b(in writing) |
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foreign languages \u200b\u200b(orally) |
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all things |
Autumn session
Autumn retakes are the last chance for those who "failed" one of the required subjects:
- russian language;
- mathematics (base);
- mathematics (profile).
For retake in 2020, graduates are allowed who did not come to the main exam for a good reason or did not overcome the minimum threshold, as well as if the exam result is canceled due to the fault of third parties.
Important! If the examinee was removed from the office for a malicious violation of discipline, convicted of using prohibited devices, cheat sheets and other tricks, he loses the right to an autumn attempt and will be able to retake the exam (and, accordingly, get a certificate), only in 2021.
Graduates wishing to retake mathematics in the autumn period receive the right to choose the test level again. So, if failure in the main period befell on the test on profile mathematics, then you can try to retake the basic exam, which will allow you to get a certificate, but will no longer give you the opportunity to enter 2020 in a number of specialties of the physical and mathematical profile or the IT sphere.
Of course, in the most ideal version, a graduate of 2020 must successfully pass the SIA, submit documents to the desired university and become a happy and promising student by autumn. But ... this is ideal, and life is not always ideal, and sometimes it is very unpredictable.
What if you were among those who did not pass the exam? This question worries many graduates and parents. Of course, the situation is quite unpleasant, but not as catastrophic as teachers often draw, motivating students for quality training.
First, all certifications USE valid for 4 years, which means that having passed the exam in 2020, you will be able to apply to the university until 2023 inclusive. If a failure befell one of the compulsory subjects, and it was not possible to retake it, it is worth concentrating on this discipline and pulling up knowledge to the required level, again trying your luck during the board session in 2021.
Secondly, there is always an opportunity to play it safe. For this, some graduates choose not 3 subjects, as required normative base GIA, but more. Most often these are 4-5 disciplines, taking into account the possible directions for filing documents.
So, just in case, you can pass both profile and basic mathematics. Preparing for the profile, you can easily cope with the base, ensuring yourself a guarantee of obtaining a certificate.
You can also choose more than one subject of your choice. Of course, it will be more difficult to prepare. But, if one of the exams fails, the second may allow you to successfully enroll in 2020.
Think, check your capabilities and the requirements set by universities, study the USE schedule, as well as the changes that will occur in KIMs in different subjects already in 2020, and only after that make your informed choice!
The Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science has prepared a draft schedule for the unified state exam (USE), the main state exam (OGE) and the state final exam (GVE) for 2016.
The exams will be held in two stages: early and basic.
The early stage of the Unified State Exam starts on March 21, 2016. The main stage of the Unified State Exam will traditionally begin with elective subjects: geography and literature, from May 27, 2016.
As in 2015, the draft schedule holding the exam there is no provision for the “July wave”.
For the first time, the project provides for a separate day for the USE in social studies, which will allow a significant number of USE participants to complete the exam period within the main time frame.
In addition, along with the reserve dates for the USE, OGE and GVE in individual academic subjects, there is an additional reserve day for examinations in all academic subjects.
Students who did not pass or received unsatisfactory results in March-June will be able to retake the Russian language and (or) mathematics in September 2016.
Rosobrnadzor until September 24 current year accepts suggestions and comments to the draft timetable by email: [email protected].
date | OGE and GVE |
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mathematics B | maths | ||
informatics and ICT, history | informatics and ICT, history | ||
russian language | russian language | ||
mathematics P | |||
social science | social science | ||
geography, literature | geography, literature | ||
physics chemistry | physics chemistry | ||
foreign languages \u200b\u200b(oral) | |||
foreign languages, biology | foreign languages, biology | ||
reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | ||
reserve: mathematics B, P | reserve: mathematics | ||
russian language |
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reserve: literature, chemistry, informatics and ICT | reserve: literature, chemistry, computer science and ICT, physics, biology | ||
reserve: foreign languages, history, social studies | reserve: foreign languages, history, social studies, geography | ||
reserve: foreign languages \u200b\u200b(oral), geography, physics, biology | |||
maths |
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foreign languages |
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reserve: geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, foreign languages |
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reserve: in all subjects |
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foreign languages |
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Geography, literature | Geography, literature | ||
foreign languages |
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Russian language | Russian language | ||
maths |
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Mathematics B | Maths | ||
russian language |
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Mathematics P | |||
social studies, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature |
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Social science | Social science | ||
geography, history, biology, physics |
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Foreign languages \u200b\u200b(oral) | |||
Foreign languages \u200b\u200b(oral) | |||
Foreign languages, biology | Foreign languages, biology | ||
reserve: geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages |
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Informatics and ICT, history | Informatics and ICT, history | ||
reserve: Russian language, mathematics |
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Chemistry, physics | Chemistry, physics | ||
reserve: in all subjects |
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| reserve: geography, foreign languages, chemistry, social studies, informatics and ICT | ||
reserve: foreign languages \u200b\u200b(oral) | |||
| reserve: literature, physics, history, biology | ||
reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | ||
reserve: mathematics B, P | reserve: mathematics | ||
reserve: in all subjects | reserve: in all subjects | ||
| Additional period for GIA-9 (August dates) | |||
russian language |
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geography, history, biology, physics |
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foreign languages |
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maths |
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social science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature, |
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reserve: Russian language, mathematics |
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reserve: geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social studies, chemistry, foreign languages, computer science and ICT, |
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russian language |
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geography, history, biology, physics |
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foreign languages |
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mathematics B, P | maths | ||
maths |
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social science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature, |
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reserve: Russian language, mathematics |
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reserve: geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social studies, chemistry, foreign languages, informatics and ICT |
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russian language | russian language | ||
reserve: Russian, mathematics B, P | reserve: Russian language, mathematics | ||
Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia of January 26, 2016 N 35 (registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on February 17, 2016 Registration N 41114) approved a unified schedule of the main state exam (OGE) for state final attestation for students in grades 9 in 2016 (GIA-9) ...
The following days are determined main period:
Mandatory subjects
Optional items
26 of May (Thursday) - social studies, chemistry, informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature;
Note 1. In accordance with the Procedure for conducting GIA-9, approved by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia No. 1394 of December 25, 2013, as amended, students are allowed to GIA-9, without academic debt and fully completed the curriculum or individual curriculum (having annual marks in all academic subjects curriculum for IX class not lower than satisfactory), incl. learners who have mastered educational program the main general education in the form of family education.
The student passes two compulsory subjects - mathematics, Russian - and two optional subjects (this year, the assessment on them does not affect the grade in the certificate). An application indicating the selected subjects must be submitted to educational organization until March 1.
Students who are winners or awardees in the current academic year final stage all-Russian Olympiad schoolchildren, members of national teams Russian Federationwho participated in international Olympiads and formed in the manner established by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, released from passing the state final attestation in the academic subject, the corresponding profileall-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren, international Olympiad.
Early exams are taken on the following days:
April 27 (Wednesday) - foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish);
28 april (Thursday) - social studies, chemistry, informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature.
The dates for re-passing exams for the following categories of students have also been established:
- who received at the GIA unsatisfactory result in one of the compulsory academic subjects;
- who did not show up for exams for good reasons
- not completed execution examination work for good reasons (illness or other circumstances, documented);
- whose appeal about the violation of the established procedure for conducting the GIA by the conflict commission was satisfied;
- whose results were canceled GEC in the event of violations of the established procedure for conducting the GIA.
For those who passed in the early period:
May 4th (environment) - social studies, chemistry, computer science and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish);
For students who passed in the main period:
June 15th (environment) - social studies, chemistry, computer science and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish);
July 8 (Friday) - social studies, chemistry, informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature;
information and communication technologies (ICT), literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish);
Students, those who did not pass the GIA or who received unsatisfactory results at the GIA in more than one compulsory subject, or repeated unsatisfactory result in one of these subjects for the GIA in additional terms, the right to pass the GIA in the relevant academic subjects in september:
9th of September (Friday) - foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish);
14 september (environment) - social studies, chemistry, informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature.
Additional terms
16 of September (Friday) - social studies, chemistry, computer science and information and communication technologies (ICT), literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, German, Spanish).
All exams begin at 10.00 local time... The exam in mathematics, Russian language and literature is assigned 3 h 55 min., in physics, social science, history and biology - 3 h... On the Russian language exam, you can use spelling dictionaries, mathematics - ruler and reference books with basic formulas.
Note 2. The results obtained in primary points (the sum of points for correctly completed tasks) are transferred to a five-point grading system. Maximum total primary score mathematics in 2016 - 32 points, in Russian — 39 points.Minimum math score - 8 points,in Russian - 15 points.
Graduates of the 9th grade who have passed the state final certification are issued a state-recognized document on the corresponding level of education
Grade 9 students who were not admitted to the final certification, as well as who did not pass re-certification, at the discretion of the parents (legal representatives) are left for retraining or choose different educational route.
Conducting the state final certification of ninth-graders belongs to the competence regional authorities.
In what time frame will ninth-graders of a secondary school take the OGE (GIA) in 2016? The full schedule (calendar) of the unified state examination has already been presented.
Rosobrnadzor has developed a draft timetable for the main state examination (OGE) in 2016. The document was published on the official website of the department. In which timing will pass OGE (GIA) in 2016 high school ninth graders? Complete timetable(calendar) of passing the unified state examination has already been presented.
The exams are planned to be held in two stages: early and basic. In addition, this academic year provides for the retaking of state exams, it will be held in the fall. As in previous years, there are reserve days for passing state exams for ninth-graders.
On reserve days, participants pass the OGE in the event of:
- The coincidence of exams in different academic subjects on the same day (for example, a graduate chose to passOGE exams in physics and foreign language, which are scheduled for one day. In this case, he will take a physics exam on June 11, and a foreign language exam on June 25-26 or vice versa, in accordance with the decision of the state examination commission);
- Failure to complete one of the exams for a valid reason;
- Failure to show up for one of the exams for a good reason;
- The presence of an unsatisfactory result in the subjectOGE (one by one);
- Removal of the graduate from the exam, if, at the same time, the state examination committee decided to admit the graduate to re-sitOGE on the reserve day.
One of the good reasons for not showing up for the uniform state exam is a bad pass due to illness. A graduate who missed an exam due to illness must submit to the school where he registered to takeOGE, medical certificate. After that, the school will transmit the information to the state examination commission, which will assign the graduate a reserve day for passingOGEprovided by a single schedule.
On reserve days, the unified state examination is passed in the same way as in the main period.
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Recall that GIA - state final certification, the main type of exam for graduates of 9 grades in high school Russia. The passing of the GIA is necessary for the transition to grade 10 or admission to secondary institutions vocational education (colleges and technical schools). Graduates of 9 classes of general education institutions take at least 4 final exams:
OGEor the main state exam, which most ninth-graders will take, is a semblance of the Unified State Exam using standardized KIMs. Since 2014 ninth graderspass exams only in the form of the OGE. In 2016 OGE 9th grade students will also take in the form of passing tests (KIMs). The only exception is GVE. Who takes exams in the form of GVEfinal examination in the shape of GVEor the state final exam in the 9th and 11th grades is provided for certain categories of students: disabled children and children with disabilities, pupils of special educational institutions of a closed type, as well as for those who receive education in prisons. Instead of a single exam, the GVE is also taken by children who have mastered the full school course as part of their secondary vocational education. OGE delivery calendar 2016 (formerly GIA)Ninth graders also have a difficult time to pass the final exams. They are also divided into early and main periods. In addition, there is an additional period in August and September. Early periodApril 28 (Thu) Reserve days for passing state exams are provided on the following days: May 4 (Wed) - geography, history, biology, literature, physics, social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, foreign languages The main stage of the OGE in 2016June 7 (Tue) - social studies, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature June 15 (Wed)- reserve days: social studies, chemistry, computer science and ICT, literature, geography, history, biology, physics, foreign languages
Additional period (September dates)
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