Deputies from the 'New People' faction submitted a letter to…
Deputies from the 'New People' faction submitted a letter to Minister Sergey Kravtsov proposing that students be allowed to retain their best score when retaking the Unified State Exam (EGE), arguing this would protect students from losing previously achieved results. The current rule annuls prior scores regardless of whether the new result is higher or lower.
Consensus
- Deputies from the 'New People' faction sent a letter to Minister Sergey Kravtsov with a proposal regarding EGE retakes.
- Currently, previous EGE results are annulled upon retake, regardless of whether the new score is higher or lower.
- The proposed change aims to allow students to keep their best result from either the initial exam or the retake.
Points of divergence
- If the resit result is lower than the original or does not meet the minimum required score, the original result should remain valid for state final certification and university admission purposes. — vesti
- The deputies argue that this change would preserve the purpose of retakes as a way to improve results and eliminate the risk of worsening a student's position. — vesti
- Anzor Muzayev, head of Rosobrnadzor, stated that in the coming years, the EGE in Russia will start no earlier than June 1. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Deputies propose retaining the best result for retaking the Unified State Exam — Вести
- Deputies of the 'New People' faction sent a letter to Kravtsov proposing that the best result be counted when retaking the EGE — ТАСС (Telegram)