The Federation Council called for raising the standard of the state's unified examination for admission to universities. The authorities also want to make it more difficult to absorb in popular destinations. The Federation Council recommended to Rosebrandzor to raise the minimum Israeli exam of the United State required for admission to bachelor's degree and specialization programs. This was determined in the decision of the upper house of the parliament on improving the quality of education, as noted by the Mrs. Bloody channel. At the same time, the Ministry of Education and Science has already changed the Israeli transition in some subjects this year. For example, the Israeli minimum unified exam in a foreign language increased from 30 to 40, in history from 36 to 40 and in computer science from 44 to 46. In the past, the department also adjusted the Israeli minimum, but on average, the admission threshold for universities in various subjects remained at the same level. How exactly Rosebrandzor will have to "assess the feasibility of increasing the Israeli minimum exam of the united state" and how high the threshold can be raised for registration for a bachelor's degree or a specialist is not specified in the document. Other proposals by the Federation Council include making it harder to register at popular destinations. The Ministry of Education and Science recommended reducing the number of entrance exams for choosing specializations with an excess of graduates in the labor market. It is also planned to fix the number of paid places on such routes. Additionally, senators want to ban engineering students and some technical majors from taking correspondence courses. The Federation Council also proposed to change the procedure for holding the Olympiads in schools to "optimize" the number of candidates who count on preferential admission. In the past, schoolchildren and their parents really raised the issue of accepting Olympiad participants. However, they demanded not to take into account the winners of the Olympics in the general competition, and not to limit their entry in principle. In recent years, the authorities are increasingly convincing ninth graders, preventing them from enrolling in high school. The rules for entering universities are also getting stricter.

The Federation Council called for raising the standard of the state's unified examination for admission to universities. The authorities also want to make it more difficult to absorb in popular destinations. The Federation Council recommended to Rosebrandzor to raise the minimum Israeli exam of the United State required for admission to bachelor's degree and specialization programs. This was determined in the decision of the upper house of the parliament on improving the quality of education, as noted by the Mrs. Bloody channel. At the same time, the Ministry of Education and Science has already changed the Israeli transition in some subjects this year. For example, the Israeli minimum unified exam in a foreign language increased from 30 to 40, in history from 36 to 40 and in computer science from 44 to 46. In the past, the department also adjusted the Israeli minimum, but on average, the admission threshold for universities in various subjects remained at the same level. How exactly Rosebrandzor will have to "assess the feasibility of increasing the Israeli minimum exam of the united state" and how high the threshold can be raised for registration for a bachelor's degree or a specialist is not specified in the document. Other proposals by the Federation Council include making it harder to register at popular destinations. The Ministry of Education and Science recommended reducing the number of entrance exams for choosing specializations with an excess of graduates in the labor market. It is also planned to fix the number of paid places on such routes. Additionally, senators want to ban engineering students and some technical majors from taking correspondence courses. The Federation Council also proposed to change the procedure for holding the Olympiads in schools to "optimize" the number of candidates who count on preferential admission. In the past, schoolchildren and their parents really raised the issue of accepting Olympiad participants. However, they demanded not to take into account the winners of the Olympics in the general competition, and not to limit their entry in principle. In recent years, the authorities are increasingly convincing ninth graders, preventing them from enrolling in high school. The rules for entering universities are also getting stricter.