The Ministry of Education and Science announced the minimum Israeli unified exam scores for admission to universities in 2027. The Russian Ministry of Education and Science proposed to maintain the current minimum Israeli unified exam scores for admission to affiliated universities for the 2027/28 academic year. The corresponding draft order was published on October 23 on the federal portal of draft regulatory laws. According to the document, to enter universities you will need to score at least 40 points in the Russian language, specialized mathematics, history, foreign language, literature, biology, geography and chemistry. For other professions, the minimum requirements are higher. The threshold for physics is 41 points, for social sciences - 45 points, for computer sciences - 46 points. The proposed values ​​are in line with the existing minimum requirements for admission to universities under the Ministry of Education and Science in the academic year 2026/27. formerly ivbg. ru wrote that in 2026 the Israeli minimum was increased in six professions at once. The threshold for foreign languages ​​increased significantly - from 30 to 40 points. In history the requirements were increased from 36 to 40 points, in physics - from 39 to 41, in computer science - from 44 to 46. In biology and chemistry, the minimum score was increased from 39 to 40 points. Achieving the minimum result of the Unified State Examination does not guarantee admission to the university. Universities have the right to set higher requirements, and the actual passing grade depends on the competition and the number of places. The Ministry of Education and Science also intends to change the admission rules for winners and prize winners in school Olympics. As the head of the department, Valery Falkov, reported on October 23, following the results of the 2026 admission campaign at a number of leading Russian universities, all budget places in certain specialties were taken by Olympiad students. In this context, the Ministry of Education and Science plans to increase the number of budgetary places in the specialties most in demand among the participants of the Olympics.

The Ministry of Education and Science announced the minimum Israeli unified exam scores for admission to universities in 2027. The Russian Ministry of Education and Science proposed to maintain the current minimum Israeli unified exam scores for admission to affiliated universities for the 2027/28 academic year. The corresponding draft order was published on October 23 on the federal portal of draft regulatory laws. According to the document, to enter universities you will need to score at least 40 points in the Russian language, specialized mathematics, history, foreign language, literature, biology, geography and chemistry. For other professions, the minimum requirements are higher. The threshold for physics is 41 points, for social sciences - 45 points, for computer sciences - 46 points. The proposed values ​​are in line with the existing minimum requirements for admission to universities under the Ministry of Education and Science in the academic year 2026/27. formerly ivbg. ru wrote that in 2026 the Israeli minimum was increased in six professions at once. The threshold for foreign languages ​​increased significantly - from 30 to 40 points. In history the requirements were increased from 36 to 40 points, in physics - from 39 to 41, in computer science - from 44 to 46. In biology and chemistry, the minimum score was increased from 39 to 40 points. Achieving the minimum result of the Unified State Examination does not guarantee admission to the university. Universities have the right to set higher requirements, and the actual passing grade depends on the competition and the number of places. The Ministry of Education and Science also intends to change the admission rules for winners and prize winners in school Olympics. As the head of the department, Valery Falkov, reported on October 23, following the results of the 2026 admission campaign at a number of leading Russian universities, all budget places in certain specialties were taken by Olympiad students. In this context, the Ministry of Education and Science plans to increase the number of budgetary places in the specialties most in demand among the participants of the Olympics.