United Russia proposes not to change university admission rules
The United Russia party has put forward an initiative to maintain current conditions for applicants planning to enter the country's higher education institutions. Party representatives emphasized the importance of stability in the education system so that high school graduates can prepare for exams with peace of mind.
According to party members, the Unified State Exam (EGE) should not be made more complex in the near future. Constant changes to exam rules can create additional stress for students and their parents. Consistency in the tasks and evaluation criteria will allow students to better focus on preparing for their chosen subjects.
The issue of accessibility to higher education remains one of the priority areas of social policy in Russia. United Russia is confident that any reforms in the field of education should be gradual and well-thought-out so as not to limit the opportunities for talented young people when applying to universities.
At the moment, no official decisions regarding global changes to the EGE system have been made. The Ministry of Education and relevant departments continue to discuss the development of educational standards, taking into account proposals from experts and representatives of political parties.