As you can easily see from the above schedule of the OGE exams of the main wave, its short duration is explained by the fact that on some days schoolchildren take up to four different subjects.
Of course, a situation may arise when a student has chosen such two subjects, in addition to the compulsory ones, which are handed over at the same time on the same day. In order to enable schoolchildren in such cases to pass both such examinations, as well as for those who could not pass one or another OGE exam in the main wave for good reasons, there are reserve dates for all exams.
If a ninth-grader could not pass any OGE exam on time for a good reason, then at the end of June he will take it according to the following schedule of reserve dates:
June 20 - Russian language exam,
June 21 - math exam,
June 22 - exams in social science, biology, computer science and ICT, literature,
June 23 - examination foreign languages,
June 25 - exams in history, chemistry, physics, geography,
June 28 - exams in all subjects,
June 29 - exams in all subjects.
get acquainted with the schedule of the OGE-2018 in the 9th grade: the dates of the early and main stages and the retake.
| the date | OGE | GVE-9 |
| April 20 (Fri) | maths | maths |
| April 23 (Mon) | history, biology, physics, geography, foreign languages | |
| April 25 (Wed) | Russian language | Russian language |
| April 27 (Fri) | informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, literature | |
| May 3 (Thu) | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics |
| May 4 (Fri) | reserve: history, biology, physics, geography, foreign languages | |
| May 7 (Mon) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian |
| May 8 (Tue) | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, literature |
| the date | OGE | GVE-9 |
| May 25 (Fri) | foreign languages | foreign languages |
| May 26 (Sat) | foreign languages | foreign languages |
| May 29 (Tue) | Russian language | Russian language |
| May 31 (Thu) | social science, biology, informatics and ICT, literature | |
| June 2 (Sat) | physics, computer science and ICT | physics, computer science and ICT |
| June 5 (Tue) | maths | maths |
| June 7 (Thu) | history, chemistry, geography, physics | |
| June 9 (Sat) | social science | social science |
| June 20 (Wed) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian |
| June 21 (Thu) | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics |
| June 22 (Fri) | reserve: social science, biology, informatics and ICT, literature | |
| June 23 (Sat) | reserve: foreign languages | reserve: foreign languages |
| June 25 (Mon) | reserve: history, chemistry, physics, geography | |
| June 28 (Thu) | reserve: in all subjects | reserve: in all subjects |
| June 29 (Fri) | reserve: in all subjects | reserve: in all subjects |
| the date | OGE | GVE-9 |
| September 4 (Tue) | Russian language | Russian language |
| September 7 (Fri) | maths | maths |
| September 10 (Mon) | history, biology, physics, geography | |
| September 12 (Wed) | social science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, geography | |
| September 14 (Fri) | foreign languages | foreign languages |
| September 17 (Mon) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian |
| September 18 (Tue) | reserve: history, biology, physics, geography | |
| September 19 (Wed) | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics |
| September 20 (Thu) | reserve: social science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature | |
| September 21 (Fri) | reserve: foreign languages | reserve: foreign languages |
| September 22 (Sat) | reserve: in all subjects |
- athletes: traveling to training camps, competitions, reviews, candidates for the national teams of the Russian Federation;
- members international olympiads schoolchildren, contests and competitions;
- pupils referred for treatment and preventive measures;
- graduates of schools abroad or traveling abroad to continue their studies.
AT additional deadlines, but no later than the beginning of the next academic year can take:
- graduates who missed the OGE for a good reason;
- studying abroad;
- received an unsatisfactory rating.
The first step is to figure out what the above abbreviation is. How does it differ from the GIA - the most common concept that indicates the certification of high school graduates? GIA (state final certification) consists of two forms of examination:
- state final exam (GVE), which is intended for passing in educational institutions closed type (i.e. for pupils of colonies of juvenile delinquents or boarding schools), as well as for students who studied in foreign institutions, and disabled children;
- the main state exam (OGE), which is precisely the main type of certification. It is this test that the majority of 9th grade graduates must pass. Russian schools. Like the Unified State Examination for eleventh graders, the OGE consists in solving KIMs, takes place on certain days and is checked by members of special commissions.
Every year, specialists from FIPI and Rosobrnadzor publish changes that relate to the rules for attestation. Let's take a closer look at what's new in 2018.
Recall that until 2014, students had to pass a test in four subjects. Two of them - the Russian language and the math exam - were passed by everyone, and two more could be chosen individually. In 2014, it was decided to oblige ninth-graders to take only two compulsory disciplines, and they could choose the rest on a voluntary basis. This innovation had an immediate impact on the level of overall performance and the number of exams.
Every year the number of exams will only increase.
Approximately 90% of all students limited themselves to passing Russian and mathematics. If in 2013 more than 40% of all students passed social studies, in 2014 this figure dropped to 9%, biology was chosen by 3.5% of schoolchildren (in 2013 there were 21.5%), and physics only 4.1% (in 2013 - 12.8%). Therefore, starting from 2016, it was decided to return the practice of passing four exams.
In 2018, schoolchildren will be forced to pass a test in 5 subjects (the Russian language and mathematics will be mandatory, and three more to choose from), and by 2020 the Ministry of Education promises to bring their number to six. According to FIPI experts, this approach will help encourage students to engage in self-development, increase overall academic performance, and also lead to an increase in the number of students attending preparatory courses.
The opportunity to make a choice in favor of three disciplines concerns history, biology, computer science, social studies, physics, foreign languages (today, English, German, Spanish and French), as well as geography, chemistry and literature.
The grade obtained at the OGE-2018 is taken into account when forming a certificate. If in 2016 attestation scores were influenced only by the OGE grades in mathematics and the Russian language, then from 2017, scores for selective subjects will also be taken into account in the final document of a ninth grader. By the way, secondary school graduation documents will be issued only to those students who were able to pass at least 4 out of 5 subjects with a grade of “satisfactory” and higher.
OGE will help you correct an unsatisfactory score in the certificate
It is worth noting that the principles of scoring for mathematics have changed. If in previous years algebra and geometry were evaluated separately, now a single scale of marks in mathematics is being introduced. In general, the conversion of points into grades will take place as follows:
- a ticket in Russian makes it possible to score a maximum of 39 points. At the same time, a score of "5" will be given if the student scored from 34 points, "4" - 25-33, "3" - 15-24 points. Moreover, to get an A, you need to score at least 6 points for literacy. If a student is going to continue to study in a specialized class, he needs to score at least 31 points for the OGE;
- KIM in mathematics allows you to score a maximum of 32 points, of which 14 is allocated for algebra, 11 for geometry and 7 for real mathematics. For the mark "5" you need to score at least 22 points, "4" - 15-21, "3" - 8-14. At the same time, to get a triple, you need to score at least 3 points in algebra, 2 in geometry and 2 in real mathematics. If a student claims to continue studying in a specialized class of a natural science profile, he needs to have at least 18 points for this OGE (10 for algebra, 6 for geometry, 2 for real mathematics). For those who wish to study in the economy class, the selection starts from 18 points (9 - algebra, 3 - geometry, 5 - real mathematics). If your dream is a physics and mathematics class, you will need to manage to score 19 points, and at least 11 in algebra, 7 in geometry, the rest for real mathematics;
- the physics exam assumes that the student can write a ticket for a maximum of 40 points. The mark "5" is received by those who scored more than 31 points, "4" - 20-30, "3" - 10-19. For the profile class, it is recommended to select students who managed to earn 30 points or more;
- the maximum number of points for the exam in chemistry is 34. The mark "5" is set for points equal to 27 and above, "4" - 18-26, "3" - 9-17 points. If you want to get into chemical class, you should try to score at least 23 points for a ticket. At the same time, a different type of ticket can be offered for special schools, including a real experiment. In this case, the work can be written for a maximum of 38 points, and the marks are distributed as follows: "5" - from 29, "4" - 19-28, "3" - 9-18 points, it became known to Ros-Registr. Students with a score of 25 or more are recommended for the profile class;
- the maximum that can be obtained for biology is 46 points. The mark "5" means that the student received from 37 points, "4" - 26-36, "3" - 13-25 points. Landmark for admission to a specialized class - 33 points for the implementation of KIM;
- geography exam allows you to get 32 points maximum. For a score of "5" it is worth scoring from 27 points, "4" - 20-26, "3" - 12-19 points. In order to get into a class with an in-depth study of this subject, you need to score from 24 points;
- the maximum that can be obtained for social studies is 39 points. Those who scored from 34 points will be able to get "excellent", "good" - 25-33, "satisfactory" - 15-24 points. Recruitment to the biology class is recommended for students who have received at least 30 points for this exam;
- the history exam assumes that the student can write a ticket for a maximum of 44 points. The mark "5" is received by those who wrote a ticket from 35 points, "4" - scored 24-34, "3" - 13-23 points. For the profile class, it is recommended to select students who managed to earn 30 points or more;
- Literature ticket allows you to score a maximum of 23 points. At the same time, a score of "5" will be given if the student scored from 19 points, "4" - 14-18, "3" - 7-13 points. If the student is going to continue to study in a specialized class, he needs to score at least 15 points for this OGE;
- KIM in computer science allows you to score a maximum of 22 points. For the mark "5" you need to score at least 18 points, "4" - 12-17, "3" - 5-11 points. If a student claims to continue studying in a specialized class, he needs to have at least 15 points for this OGE;
- a ticket in a foreign language is estimated at a maximum of 70 points. Those who scored from 59 points will be able to get "excellent", "good" - 46-58, "satisfactory" - 29-45 points. Recruitment to a foreign language class is recommended for students who have received from 56 points for the exam.
As already mentioned, in 2018, ninth graders will have to pass five exam tests. Specialists from the Ministry of Education took into account the possibility that one of the students may “flunk” several subjects. In this case, they will be given the opportunity to retake, but they can only retake the test in two subjects. Perhaps in 2018 this number will be expanded to three. If more “unsatisfactory” grades were received, the student remains for a second year of study.
Another innovation in 2017 was the tightening of the work verification procedure. Starting from this time, the knowledge of secondary school graduates will be assessed not by a commission assembled from specialists from regional educational authorities, but by members of a federal commission. So Rosobrnadzor hopes to reduce the number of facts of abuse by regional teachers, since in each region of Russia the marks for the same answer were often set based on completely different criteria.
The dates on which the OGE-2018 will be held have not yet been determined. However, based on the experience of past years, we can say that the OGE-2018 will have 2 stages. One of them is the main dates of the examination, the second is early. Early exams usually begin on the twentieth of April, the main dates are in May-June, and retakes are in September.
Today, KIMs for passing the OGE are considered to be sufficiently developed, so FIPI does not plan to make any significant changes to them yet. Let's take a quick look at the characteristics of the tickets recent years so you know what you will face in the exam.
OGE in mathematics is one of the most important and mandatory exams
KIM in mathematics includes 26 tasks divided into 3 modules:
- algebraic, consisting of 11 tasks;
- geometric, including 8 tasks;
- real mathematics, which contains 7 tasks.
Part of the tasks (No. 2-3, 8 and 14) assumes that the student will choose from the options and write down a short answer on the sheet, the answer to the rest of the tasks is a number or a certain sequence of numbers. You need to solve the ticket in 3 hours and 55 minutes.
The ticket includes a total of 15 tasks that must be completed in 3 hours and 55 minutes. KIM is divided into three parts:
- the first of them is one task in the form of a written work that needs to be written based on the material heard. It will be possible to get acquainted with it twice;
- the second - 13 tasks in the form of simple tests with one correct answer, or tasks that need to be answered with a word, number or phrase;
- the third part is the writing of an essay-reasoning on one of the topics offered in the ticket.
By the way, it will be possible to use a spelling dictionary in the exam, so it’s worth checking literacy to get a good mark.
KIM in this subject - 31 tasks that need to be solved in three hours. There are two parts to the ticket:
- the first of them involves solving 25 tasks, for which you need to select and write down a short answer;
- the second part, in which there are only 6 tasks, they need to be answered in an expanded form.
Like last year, there will be 2 parts in the work, which together consist of 22 tasks:
- The first part offers students to solve 19 tasks. The answer must be written in short form;
- in the second part there are only 3 tasks, but they will be more complex and require a solution and a detailed formulation of the answers.
Chemistry can be solved within two hours.
In the chemistry exam, you have to solve 22 problems in 2 hours
The ticket contains 32 tasks, divided into 2 parts:
- the first is 28 tasks for which you need to give a short answer;
- the second - only 4 tasks, suggesting that the student will give a detailed reasoned answer.
You can work with tests for three hours.
This KIM consists of 30 tasks that need to be solved in two hours. Answers to tests 1 to 8, 10 to 13, 21 to 22 and 27 to 29 must be in the form of a number corresponding to the number of one of the proposed answers. Tasks No. 9, 14, 16 to 19, 24 to 26 and 30 require an answer in the form of a word or several numbers.
The most difficult tasks are numbers 15, 20 and 23. Here you need to try to demonstrate deep knowledge of the subject by giving an exhaustive answer to the question and supporting it with arguments. By the way, in this exam it will be possible to use atlases, rulers and calculators of a non-programmable type.
The ticket is quite small - only 26 tasks, divided into two parts:
- part 1 - this is 21 tasks, providing for a short answer;
- part 2 - 5 tasks to which you need to give a reasoned answer.
At the same time, you can work with a ticket for up to three hours.
Do you want to take a special class? Then you have to score more than 30 points!
To date, this KIM consists of two parts, which contain two dozen tasks. The first part of them (Nos. 1-18) are simple tests that require a short answer. The second part (only 2 tasks) is designed to demonstrate the student's computer skills. The time allotted for the exam is 2.5 hours. However, remember that it will be possible to start working on the second part only after you turn in the answer sheet for the first part of the ticket.
KIM in history is 35 tasks that need to be solved in three hours. There are two parts to the ticket:
- the first of them involves solving 30 tasks for which you need to select and write down a short answer;
- the second is a part in which there are only 5 tasks. They need to be answered in an expanded form. At the same time, in tasks numbered 31 and 32, you will need to demonstrate the skill of working with a historical source, since the answer requires the presence of arguments and factual material.
The ticket is small, but will require you to demonstrate the degree of language proficiency and the skill of arguing your point of view. In the first part of KIM, it will be possible to choose one of the options for the texts of a literary work. One of them is epic literature, the second is a poem or a fable. You can decide for yourself what will be easier to work with. For each of the options, it was proposed to solve three tasks. The answer to the first two of the questions should be argued based on the content of the proposed passage.
In addition, you will need to write a short reflection essay in which you will need to compare two fragments literary works. The second part of the work is an essay on one of four topics. Here you need not only to write your opinion, but also to support it with quotes from literary sources. However, do not be alarmed - at the OGE it will be possible to use a collection of lyrical works. In total, 235 minutes were allotted for work.
In literature, you will have to show your ability to clearly express thoughts in an essay
Some changes were made to the latest sample of KIMs regarding the wording of task No. 36, related to the "speaking" section. Students are now offered a few phrases that must be applied at the time when they will reveal a certain topic.
In general, each KIM in a foreign language consists of 33 tasks. The ticket has several sections: listening (8 tasks), reading (9 tasks), grammar and vocabulary (15 tasks).
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What are the deadlines for taking the OGE (GIA) in 2016 for ninth-graders of secondary educational school? The full schedule (calendar) for the unified state exam has already been submitted.
Rosobrnadzor developed a draft schedule for the main state exam (OGE) in 2016. The document was published on the official website of the department. In which terms will take OGE (GIA) in 2016 high school ninth graders? Complete timetable(calendar) for the unified state exam has already been submitted.
Examinations are planned to be held in two stages: early and main. Moreover, in this academic year retake of state exams is envisaged, 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 take the OGE in the event of:
- Coincidence of exams in different academic subjects on the same day (for example, a graduate choseOGEexams in physics and a foreign language, which are scheduled for one day. In this case, he will take the exam in physics on June 11, and the exam in a foreign language on June 25-26, or vice versa in accordance with the decision of the state examination committee);
- Failure to complete one of the exams for a good reason;
- Absence from one of the exams for a good reason;
- The presence of an unsatisfactory result in the subjectOGE(one by one);
- Removal of a graduate from the exam, if, at the same time, the state examination commission has decided to admit the graduate to retakeOGEon the reserve day.
One of the valid reasons for non-attendance at the unified state exam is a pass due to illness. A graduate who missed the exam due to illness must submit to the school in which he registered to takeOGE, medical certificate. After that, the school will transfer the information to the state examination commission, which will appoint a reserve day for the graduate to passOGEprovided by the unified schedule.
On reserve days, the unified state exam 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 classes in high school Russia. Passing the GIA is necessary to move to grade 10 or enter secondary institutions vocational education(colleges and technical schools). Graduates of 9 classes of educational institutions take at least 4 final exams:
OGE or the main state exam, which most ninth graders will take, is a kind of USE using standardized KIMs. Since 2014 ninth graders take exams only in the form of the OGE. In 2016 OGE 9th grade students will also take the form of passing tests (KIMs). The only exception is GVE. Who takes exams in the form of GVEFinal certification in the form GVE or the state final exam in the 9th and 11th grades is provided for certain categories of students: children with disabilities and children with handicapped health, pupils of special educational institutions of a closed type, as well as for those who receive education in places of deprivation of liberty. GVE instead of a single exam, the guys who have mastered the full school course as part of secondary vocational education. Calendar for the delivery of the OGE 2016 (formerly GIA)The 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 science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, foreign languages The main stage of the OGE in 2016June 7 (Tue)- social science, 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 terms)
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All graduates of the 9th grade at the end of the course of study must pass state exams in two compulsory and two additional academic disciplines to choose from. If the exam was not passed during the preliminary or main periods of certification or an unsatisfactory grade was received for the work, the student can retake the OGE in the reserve period or in September of the current year on the days determined by the special schedule.
In 2018, graduates of grade 9 are required to pass four exams. Two of them (mathematics and Russian) are mandatory, two more are optional (these academic disciplines chosen by the student).
Main difference final certification for graduates of grades 9 and 11 that ninth graders must pass all four exams to receive a certificate of secondary education, while those who completed grade 11 need not fail two main subjects.
The reasons for which it is allowed to retake the final certification are strictly regulated by the rules for conducting the OGE. You can retake the exam if you get a failing grade.
However, it should be remembered that students who have received “twos” in one or two of the four subjects are allowed to retake. If the number of “failures” increases, the student will not receive a certificate.
In addition, students who did not pass the exam for valid reasons, documented, are entitled to retake the OGE in 2018. These include:
- sudden deterioration in the child's health, acute illness, hospitalization, surgery, etc.;
- death of a close relative of the student;
- inability to complete the examination work started on time due to deterioration in health;
- force majeure circumstances of a natural or spontaneous nature;
- violation of the procedure for conducting the OGE, about which an appeal approved by the examination committee will be filed;
- cancellation of the examination paper by the conflict commission in case of violation of the rules for conducting the OGE (hints, unauthorized use of additional sources of information, cheat sheets).
Deadlines for retaking the OGE in 2018
In 2018, graduates are given two attempts to retake the OGE. The first time you can try your hand at the reserve period for passing the OGE. Second and last time this year it can be done in September.
If the attempt is successful, the student will have time to receive a certificate in the current year and will be able to continue his studies in high school or enter the chosen college or technical school, which will agree to accept him after the start of the school year.
The schedule of the OGE provides for two additional deadlines for retaking the final certification. The first one starts in June 2018. For the retake of compulsory disciplines (mathematics and the Russian language, as well as a foreign language), one reserve day is allocated in it. The rest of the items are rented several in one day.
The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation approved the following schedule for retaking the OGE in 2018:
- Wednesday, June 20 - Russian;
- Thursday, June 21 - mathematics;
- Friday, June 22 - Russian literature, social studies, computer science and biology;
- Saturday, June 23 - foreign language;
- Monday, June 25 - geography, history, physics and chemistry;
- Thursday, June 28 - any academic disciplines submitted to the OGE.
In September 2018, graduates who received an unsatisfactory grade, not because of illness or an unfortunate accident, but because of an unlearned course of study, can retake the OGE. In this case, it makes sense not to rush to retake, but to carefully prepare for the final certification within two summer months.
In addition, students who, for good reasons, could not attend exams on reserve days in the summer, can retake the OGE in the fall. It is also the last chance to get a certificate for those who have not coped with OGE assignments when retaking exams in June.
In autumn, reserve days for passing the OGE are distributed according to the following schedule:
- Tuesday, September 4 - Russian;
- Friday, September 7 - mathematics;
- Monday, September 10 - geography, history, physics and biology;
- Wednesday, September 12 - literature, social studies, computer science and chemistry;
- Friday, September 14 - foreign language.
From September 17 to September 22, students can retake the certification, whose examination subjects had previously fallen on the same day (for example, geography and biology).
Those who cannot pass the exam even after three attempts (during the main period, on reserve days in June and autumn), as well as those who failed three or four final exams, are allowed to pass the OGE in the next academic year.
In this case, the student can return to re-study in the ninth grade of the school, prepare for the final exams at home, or receive a certificate of the completed course at school instead of a certificate of secondary education.
The certificate gives the right to enter a technical school or college. Such applicants educational establishments most often accepted for a paid form of education.
Schedule of the Unified State Exam-2017. State exam deadlines
Already at the end of the summer of 2016, a draft schedule was presented, the deadlines for passing the exam in 2017. This is a new format for presenting the new USE calendar 2017, since earlier graduates learned the exact days of passing the USE in the spring or closer to summer, when the early period for passing the USE began. So, Rosobrnadzor prepared and published a draft preliminary schedule for the unified state exam (USE) and the state final exam (GVE) for 2017.
According to the press service of the department, the exams will traditionally be held in two stages: early and main. The early stage is from March 14 to April 7, the main stage is from May 29, 2016 to June 30. The "July wave", as in 2016, is not provided. But it is proposed to spend an additional autumn period for passing the USE 2017.
The most massive subject of choice - social science - will be held on a specially allocated day.
There are reserve terms for conducting exams in individual subjects. In addition, there will be a reserve day for exams and exams in 9th grade for all academic subjects that can be used by schoolchildren who for some reason (coincidence of two selected subjects on the same day or absence for a good reason) could not participate on the main or reserve day.
OGE for 9th grade graduates will also be held in three stages: early - from April 20 to May 6, main - from May 26 to June 24 and additional - from September 4 to 21.
Adjusted schedule of the Unified State Examination 2017 dated October 03, 2016
On October 3, on its official website, Rosobrnadzor announced that it had prepared updated draft schedule of the Unified State Examination, OGE and GVE for 2017.
State exam forms
Main State Exam (OGE)- a form of state final certification for educational programs of the main general education. Held for 9th grade graduates using control measuring materials of a standardized form.
Unified State Exam (USE)– form of state final certification for graduates of 11 classes. It serves as both a final exam at school and an entrance exam to a university. The USE is conducted according to uniform rules, using control measuring materials of a standardized form and a single methodology for evaluating completed work.
State final exam (GVE)- a form of state final certification in the form of written and oral exams using texts, topics, tasks, tickets. It is carried out for graduates of the 9th grade, as well as graduates of the 11th grade studying in special educational institutions of a closed type and institutions executing punishment in the form of deprivation of liberty, for students receiving secondary general education as part of the development of educational programs of secondary vocational education , for students with disabilities or children with disabilities and disabled people, for students in educational organizations located outside the territory of Russia and selling state accreditation educational programs of basic general education.
Examinations will be held in three stages: early, main and additional.
Immediately, we note that in the new version of the schedule appeared additional autumn period for all of the above exams.
In the current version of the schedule, in comparison with the first, the terms of the main period for passing the USE and GVE have also changed. In particular, no exams are scheduled for May 26, although it was planned to hold the USE and GVE in geography earlier on this date.
Early stage (adjusted on 03.10.2016):
- March 14, 2017 (Tuesday) - basic and specialized mathematics;
- March 16, 2017 (Thursday) - chemistry, history, computer science;
- March 18, 2017 (Saturday) - oral stage of foreign languages;
- March 20, 2017 (Monday) - Russian;
- March 22, 2017 (Wednesday) - physics, biology and written stage of foreign languages;
- March 24, 2017 (Friday) - literature, geography and social studies.
Reserve days of the early period (adjusted on 03.10.2016):
- April 3 (Mon) literature, chemistry, computer science, foreign languages (oral), history
- April 5 (Wed) foreign languages, geography, social studies, physics, biology
- April 7 (Fri) reserve: Russian language, mathematics B, P
Main stage (adjusted on 03.10.2016)
- May 29– geography, informatics and ICT (the Russian language was originally installed);
- May 31– Russian language (instead of informatics and ICT, chemistry and history);
- 2 June- chemistry, history (initially, profile mathematics was planned - the Unified State Examination and ordinary mathematics - GVE);
- June 5- USE in basic mathematics and GVE in mathematics (instead of social studies);
- June 7- profile only mathematics USE(the previous draft schedule assumed basic math);
- the 9th of June– social studies (initially foreign languages and biology were planned);
- June 13- physics and literature (as it was established in the previous version of the schedule);
- June 15- foreign languages and biology (initially - only foreign languages, moreover, orally);
- June 16- foreign languages, oral part (as in the previous version of the schedule);
- June 17(Saturday) - foreign languages, oral part (initially, there were no exams on this day).
Reserve days of the main stage (adjusted on 03.10.2016):
- June 19 geography, chemistry, history, computer science and ICT will be held (as originally planned),
- June 20- literature, physics and social science (initially biology and foreign languages were also added to them).
- 21st of June— biology and foreign languages
- 22nd of June- oral part in foreign languages
- June 28 set a reserve day for mathematics (basic and profile level Unified State Examination and Mathematics GVE),
- June 29- In Russian,
- 30 June presumably will become a single reserve day for all subjects.
Autumn additional period for passing the USE and GVE 2017 (adjusted on 10/03/2016)
The USE and GVE will be held in September 2017 on the following dates:
- 4 September- Russian USE language and GVE,
- September 7- USE in basic mathematics and GVE in mathematics,
- September 13— reserve day in Russian for two types of exams
- September 15th- the reserve in the Russian language and mathematics, including the basic one, applies to both the Unified State Examination and the State Higher School of Economics.
Full table of the schedule of the Unified State Examination and the OGE 2017 (for graduates of the 9th and 11th grades)
| the date | USE | GVE | OGE | GVE |
| early period | ||||
| March 14 (Tue) | math B, P | maths | ||
| March 16 (Thu) | informatics and ICT, history, chemistry | |||
| March 18 (Sat) | foreign languages (oral) | |||
| March 20 (Mon) | Russian language | Russian language | ||
| March 22 (Wed) | foreign languages, biology, physics | |||
| March 24 (Fri) | social science, geography, literature | |||
| April 3 (Mon) | reserve: literature, chemistry, informatics and ICT, foreign languages (oral), history, | reserve: literature, chemistry, informatics and ICT, foreign languages, history, | ||
| April 5 (Wed) | reserve: foreign languages, geography, social studies, physics, biology | reserve: geography, social studies, physics, biology | ||
| April 7 (Fri) | reserve: Russian language, mathematics B, P | reserve: Russian language, mathematics | ||
| April 20 (Thu) | maths | maths | ||
| April 22 (Sat) | foreign languages | foreign languages | ||
| April 24 (Mon) | literature, history, biology, physics | |||
| April 26 (Wed) | Russian language | Russian language | ||
| April 28 (Fri) | informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | |||
| May 2 (Tue) | reserve: foreign language | reserve: foreign language | ||
| May 3 (Wed) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | ||
| May 4 (Thu) | reserve: literature, history, biology, physics | |||
| May 5 (Fri) | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics | ||
| May 6 (Sat) | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography, | |||
| Main period | ||||
| May 26 (Fri) | foreign languages | foreign languages | ||
| May 27 (Sat) | foreign languages | foreign languages | ||
| May 29 (Mon) | geography, informatics and ICT | geography, informatics and ICT | ||
| May 30 (Tue) | literature, history, biology, physics | literature, history, biology, physics | ||
| May 31 (Wed) | Russian language | Russian language | ||
| June 1 (Thurs) | maths | maths | ||
| June 2 (Fri) | chemistry, history | chemistry, history | ||
| June 5 (Mon) | math B | maths | ||
| June 6 (Tue) | informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | ||
| June 7 (Wed) | mathematics P | |||
| June 8 (Thu) | Russian language | Russian language | ||
| June 9 (Fri) | social science | social science | ||
| June 13 (Tue) | physics, literature | physics, literature | ||
| June 15 (Thu) | foreign languages, biology | foreign languages, biology | ||
| June 16 (Fri) | foreign languages (oral | |||
| June 17 (Sat) | foreign languages (oral) | |||
| June 19 (Mon) | reserve: geography, chemistry, history, informatics and ICT | reserve: literature, history, biology, physics | reserve: literature, history, biology, physics | |
| June 20 (Tue) | reserve: literature, physics, social studies | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | |
| June 21 (Wed) | reserve: biology, foreign languages | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics | |
| June 22 (Thu) | reserve: foreign languages (oral) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | |
| June 23 (Fri) | reserve: foreign languages | reserve: foreign languages | ||
| June 24 (Sat) | reserve: in all subjects | reserve: in all subjects | ||
| June 28 (Wed) | reserve: math B, math P | reserve: mathematics | ||
| June 29 (Thu) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | ||
| June 30 (Fri) | reserve: in all subjects | reserve: in all subjects | ||
| Additional period (September terms) | ||||
| September 4 (Mon) | Russian language | Russian language | maths | maths |
| September 6 (Wed) | literature, history, biology, physics | geography, history, biology, physics | ||
| September 7 (Thu) | math B | maths | ||
| September 8 (Fri) | Russian language | Russian language | ||
| September 11 (Mon) | informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography, | social science, chemistry, informatics and ICT, literature | ||
| September 13 (Wed) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | foreign languages | foreign languages |
| September 15 (Fri) | reserve: mathematics B, Russian language | reserve: mathematics, Russian | reserve: mathematics | reserve: mathematics |
| September 18 (Mon) | reserve: literature, history, biology, physics | reserve: geography, history, biology, physics | ||
| September 19 (Tue) | reserve: Russian | reserve: Russian | ||
| September 20 (Wed) | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, geography | reserve: informatics and ICT, social studies, chemistry, literature | ||
| September 21 (Thu) | reserve: foreign languages | reserve: foreign languages | ||
How many compulsory subjects to take on the exam to get a certificate?
All students from previous years took two compulsory subject However, in 2017, there will be significant changes in the Unified State Examination and one more, third compulsory subject will be added in order to receive a school certificate. will be supplemented with one more obligatory subject. In this way, there will be three compulsory subjects in the USE-2017. Two compulsory subjects are mathematics and Russian, but the third subject is an unresolved issue. For now, the question remains open. Earlier it was reported that a foreign language could become the third subject, but experts also offer other subjects for mandatory delivery to the Unified State Exam 2017 - this is history, social studies, and possibly even physics. However, the appearance of the latter item is unlikely.
One optional (additional) subject
Graduates take other subjects of the Unified State Examination on a voluntary basis of their choice for admission to educational organizations higher education. For other categories of participants, the choice of subjects should depend on the planned specialty (field of study) for continuing education in educational institutions of higher education. Scroll entrance examinations in universities for each specialty (field of study) will be determined by the relevant order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia.
Thus, for students of the current year, the number of compulsory disciplines has increased, while the range of elective subjects has decreased. Wherein the number of items to be handed over remained at the same level, there are four of them: 3 compulsory and 1 optional.
In total, there are 12 subjects in the USE list of choice:
- Literature;
- Physics;
- Chemistry;
- Biology;
- Geography;
- Story;
- Social science;
- Foreign language English;
- Foreign language German;
- Foreign language French;
- Foreign language Spanish;
- Informatics and information and communication technologies (computer science and ICT).
Passing the USE subjects of choice is required only for admission to universities. Graduates who do not plan to continue their studies may limit themselves to passing compulsory subjects.
When receiving an unsatisfactory grade USE participant (graduate of the current year) , below the established minimum number of points in one of the compulsory subjects, he has the right to retake it in additional terms provided for by the unified timetable. If the USE participant (all categories) does not receive the minimum number of USE points in elective subjects, the USE retake for such USE participants is provided only after a year.
USE results in 2017
Significant changes in the results of the exam in 2017 are not expected. The change may be shortened terms for checking and posting USE results online after assessment. As before, when conducting the GIA in the form of the Unified State Examination (with the exception of the Unified State Examination in mathematics at the basic level), a hundred-point assessment system is used. For each subject of the Unified State Examination, a minimum number of points is established, overcoming of which confirms the development educational program secondary general education.
Upon completion of the examination of the examination papers, the chairman of the SEC considers the results of the exam for each subject and decides on their approval, modification and (or) cancellation. The approval of the results of the exam is carried out within 1 working day from the date of receipt of the results of the verification of examination papers. After approval, the results of the USE within 1 working day are transferred to educational organizations, as well as local governments that manage in the field of education, founders and foreign institutions to familiarize students, graduates of previous years with the USE results approved by the chairman of the SEC.
USE results of each participant are entered in the federal information system, paper certificates of the results of the exam are not provided.
Results are valid for 4 years following the year in which such results were obtained.
USE scores 2017 will affect the grade in the certificate
In 2017, when passing the unified state exam, a single assessment scale will appear. This means that the scores obtained when passing the exam in the subject will affect the assessment in the certificate. For example, if a high school student passed the USE-2017 in social studies with a conditional "troika", and at the end of the academic year he has "five" for this discipline, then the final grade will be around the "four". It is assumed that a certain “general scale” will appear in the certificate.
Minimum scores for the USE 2017
The minimum number of points in the Russian language:
- to obtain a certificate - 24 points;
- for admission to a university - 36 points.
Minimum points in mathematics:
The results of the Unified State Examination in mathematics at the profile level allow you to enter universities that have the subject "Mathematics" in the list of entrance tests for admission to higher education programs - undergraduate and specialist programs.
- profile level mathematics - 27 points;
- basic level mathematics - 3 points.
Minimum USE scores in 2017 to obtain a certificate:
- in Russian - 24 points;
- in mathematics of the basic level - 3 points (assessment);
- in physics - 36 points;
- in chemistry - 36 points;
- in informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT) - 40 points;
- in biology - 36 points;
- in history - 32 points;
- in geography - 37 points;
- in social studies - 42 points;
- in literature - 32 points;
The minimum USE scores in 2017 for admission to a university:
- in Russian - 36 points;
- in mathematics at the profile level - 27 points;
- in physics - 36 points;
- in chemistry - 36 points;
- in informatics and information and communication technologies (ICT) - 40 points; in biology - 36 points;
- in history - 32 points;
- in geography - 37 points;
- in social studies - 42 points;
- in literature - 32 points;
- in foreign languages (English, French, German, Spanish) - 22 points;
Correspondence scale between primary scores and scores on a 100-point scale required for admission to study in undergraduate and specialist programs in academic subjects
| Subject | Minimum primary score |
Minimum test score |
Protocol details |
| Russian language | 16 | 36 | No. 02-07pr dated 04/04/2016 |
| Advanced Mathematics | 6 | 27 | No. 02-08pr dated 04/06/2016 |
| Social science | 19 | 42 | No. 02-09pr dated 04/11/2016 |
| Story | 9 | 32 | No. 02-07pr dated 04/04/2016 |
| Physics | 9 | 36 | No. 02-10pr dated 04/12/2016 |
| Chemistry | 14 | 36 | No. 02-10pr dated 04/12/2016 |
| Biology | 16 | 36 | No. 02-11/pr dated 04/14/2016 |
| Geography | 11 | 37 | No. 02-09pr dated 04/11/2016 |
| Informatics and ICT | 6 | 40 | No. 02-07pr dated 04/04/2016 |
| Foreign languages | 22 | 22 | No. 02-11/pr dated 04/14/2016 |
| Literature | 8 | 32 | No. 02-09pr dated 04/11/2016 |
Correspondence scale between primary scores and scores on a hundred-point scale, confirming the development of the educational program of secondary general education in academic subjects
Scale for converting points of the unified state exam in mathematics of a basic level into a mark on a five-point scale
Changes in the exam in the humanities
In the subjects of the humanitarian cycle - history, literature and social science - the Ministry of Education and Science plans to introduce oral part USE.
Earlier, ex-Minister of Education Dmitry Livanov commented on this innovation: “Basically, of course, this concerns humanitarian subjects. This has already been done in a foreign language. In the Russian language, we will do this next year in a pilot mode, we will try how it works. When this technology is perfected, it can be used in an exam in history, literature, social science.”
It is expected that the oral part of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language will be tested on exams in the ninth grade as early as next academic year.
What awaits the exam in Russian language and literature
The Russian language exam can get a larger scale. If earlier the USE in this subject was conducted in writing in the format of writing an essay and doing exercises, then in the new academic year, students will also have to pass an oral exam.
The head of Rosobrnadzor, Sergei Kravtsov, called the proposal to divide the Unified State Examination in the Russian language and literature into oral and written parts correct. However, he remarked: “But here you need to understand the technology, how ready it is. We plan to test this technology in the 9th grades, and then look at the 11th grades. We will move in this direction."
Sergey Kravtsov also said that the department is not going to divide the Unified State Examination in the Russian language into basic and specialized levels.
In grade 11, the format of the final essay will remain the same
According to the ministry, the form of the final essay for grade 11 will not change until 2019.
The results of two years of the final essay (statement), as well as the possibility of improving the form of its implementation, were analyzed by members of the working group to develop measures to introduce the final essay and take into account its results when entering educational institutions of higher education. Anzor Muzaev, Deputy Head of Rosobrnadzor, noted that the results of 2016 were stable compared to 2015: based on the results of two stages of writing an essay, 97% of the participants received a “credit” and were admitted to the final certification.
According to the Deputy Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Natalya Tretyak, there is a qualitative improvement in the results of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language, and this is "the merit of the final essay." By decision of the members of the working group, the form of the final essay of grade 11 will not change over the next three years, that is, until 2019.
For reference
Final essay (outline)- a mandatory stage of completion of secondary education. It is an admission to the state final certification (GIA).
“Pass” or “fail” is the assessment of the final essay or presentation. Only graduates who have received a “credit” can be allowed to take the unified state exam (USE) and the state final exam (GVE).
The final essay (statement) can also be written by graduates of previous years - to present its results to universities.
The Council for the Final Essay in Graduation Classes, chaired by Natalia Solzhenitsyna, President of the Alexander Solzhenitsyn Russian Public Foundation, develops the topics of essays in a closed mode. Topic directions are published on the official website of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science.
Criteria for grading the final essay:
- Relevance to the topic;
- Argumentation. Attraction of literary material;
- Composition and logic of reasoning;
- The quality of written speech;
- Literacy.
The concept of the exam Chinese
Created in Rosobrnadzor working group, which studies the experience of conducting Chinese language examinations in the PRC and other countries. over creation examination materials MGIMO specialists will work on the Chinese language.
Sergey Kravtsov said: “For the second year we have been working on the technology for organizing the Unified State Examination in the Chinese language. It is planned that in two years we will work out the technology and control and measuring materials, there will also be an oral part.”
It was at this time - in two or three years, Rosobrnadzor is going to introduce the Unified State Examination in Chinese in the regular mode.
For reference
The first approbation of the USE in Chinese was held in October 2015. It was attended by about 3 thousand students in grades 8-11 from 16 regions of the Russian Federation. And in November of the same year, a public and professional discussion of the results of the testing took place.
In 2018, a new USE model in literature may be introduced
The updated model of the Unified State Examination in Literature will be presented for public discussion Federal Institute pedagogical measurements. It was developed in March 2016 and tested in April-May in 13 constituent entities of the Russian Federation in 60 educational organizations of various types.
The model differs from the previous one in that short answer tasks were excluded from it, the number of elective tasks was increased, comparative tasks were simplified, the assessment criteria were significantly changed, the requirements for the length of the essay were increased, and the instructions for exam participants were improved. It is important that it is not fundamentally more complex than the current USE model. During the survey, the new model was supported by 94% of teachers.
After public discussion, the following decisions were made:
- not to make significant changes to the Unified State Examination in Literature 2017;
- finalize the draft of the prospective model of the Unified State Examination in literature based on the results of testing and post it on the FIPI website for a wide public and professional discussion throughout the 2016-2017 academic year;
- finalize the draft perspective model of the Unified State Examination in Literature based on the results of the annual discussion and submit for consideration by the Scientific and Methodological Council the issue of a possible transition to a new model from 2018.
Changes in the exam-2017 in chemistry
A promising model of the Unified State Examination in Chemistry was presented at the congress of representatives of the Association of Teachers of Chemistry. Adelaida Kaverina, senior researcher at the Center for Natural Science Education at the Institute for Education Development Strategy of the Russian Academy of Education, leading researcher at FIPI, explained: “The planned changes in the examination model as a whole should result in an increase in the objectivity of testing the ability of graduates to apply knowledge in the system, combine knowledge of chemical processes with an understanding of mathematical dependence between different physical quantities.
In 2017, the level of difficulty of the basic level will be changed in the Unified State Examination in Chemistry, that is, tasks with a choice of answers will be excluded. Graduates will have to use the relationship of generalized knowledge, key concepts and patterns of the chemistry course.
Kaverina noted: “Changing the format of tasks led to an increase in their quality, first of all, to a significant increase in differentiating ability. This means that graduates with a good level of preparation successfully complete such tasks, and their difficulty increases only for poorly prepared graduates.
In addition, it is expected that the total number of tasks in the KIM USE (USE tests - control and measuring materials) in chemistry will be reduced from 40 to 34.
At the center of the discussion was the question of a fundamental change in the structure of the first part of the work. Previously, the tasks of this part were arranged in order of increasing difficulty level. Now they are going to group the tasks into separate thematic blocks, each of them will present tasks of both the basic and elevated levels difficulties. Experts believe that the structure of the first work will be brought into line with the structure of the chemistry course. According to Kaverina, "this will help the examinees to more effectively focus their attention on the use of what knowledge, concepts and patterns of chemistry and in what relationship the tasks require."
A decision on a promising model of the USE in chemistry will be made only after its testing and discussion of draft documents.
Cancellation of the test part in 4 subjects
The refusal of the test system made the USE effective - such is the opinion of the head of Rosobrnadzor Sergey Kravtsov, who said: “Last year, the test part in the Russian language and mathematics was canceled, the results are approximately comparable to the results of 2014, that is, the level of complexity remains the same. The rejection of the test system made the USE effective, it will not allow random answers to the proposed tasks. It also encourages creative thinking.
Handing over computer science
The automation of USE-2017 tasks has been discussed for a long time. As a result, we decided to experiment with computer science. Her students will "write" on the computer. Officials assume that in the near future the written part of the certification in all other disciplines will be carried out exclusively with the help of a computer.
Improving KIM USE
KIM (control measuring materials) of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language have also been changed: assignments with a choice of one answer have been excluded, the traditions of teaching the Russian language have been taken into account when developing assignments, and the assignments themselves are focused on practice. According to Sergey Kravtsov, new assignments will be developed on the basis of sample programs in Russian Language and Literature and the recently approved Concept for Teaching Russian Language and Literature.
The KIM USE system continues to improve. This is done by Rosobrnadzor and RAO. The head of Rosobrnadzor, Sergei Kravtsov, said on this occasion: “We are refusing the test part in assignments for most subjects. We have introduced the oral part of the exam in foreign languages and today we are looking at how we can improve the exams in Russian language and literature. Here we also work in close contact with the academy.”
Students of the Crimea and Sevastopol may not take the exam in 2017-2018
