More than 10,000 schoolchildren in Moscow improved their results on…
More than 10,000 schoolchildren in Moscow improved their results on the Unified State Exam (EGE) during the re-examination period. Across Russia, nearly 99,000 graduates improved their EGE scores through re-exams, while 12,400 students maintained unchanged results.
Consensus
- More than 10,000 Moscow school students improved their EGE results during the resit period in July 2026.
- The resit period took place on July 8 and 9, 2026.
- 56 Moscow graduates achieved maximum scores of 100 points.
- The resit opportunity was introduced in 2024 based on a proposal from the President of Russia.
- A total of nearly 99,000 students across Russia improved their EGE results during the retest.
- Some students were disqualified for cheating during the exam period.
Points of divergence
- Two students became 300-pointers and 14 became 200-pointers in Moscow, with additional financial rewards for over 100 graduates from the Moscow region who scored 200+ points. — vm
- The number of students whose scores decreased was 24,645; 12,418 had unchanged results. A total of nearly 138,000 participants took part in the retest. — m24
- The number of 100-pointers in history increased by almost 50%, and high-scoring students rose by 4% compared to previous years. — kommerant
Coverage (5 sources)
- More than 10,000 schoolchildren in Moscow improved their EGE results during the retake days — НТВ Москва
- ~10,000 Moscow schoolchildren improved their scores on the Unified State Exam (EGE), according to the city administration. — Первый Московский
- Anastasia Rakova reports on results of ЕГЭ retakes by Moscow students during presidential days — Вечерняя Москва
- Almost 99 thousand people in Russia improved their ЕГЭ results on retake — Москва 24
- Number of 100-point scorers on Russian history EGE increased by 1.5 times — Коммерсантъ
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