Stage 2 consists of online proctored exams that are the same for participants of both master’s and doctoral tracks. This year marks the first time when the participants can choose between two proctoring system operators - Examus and Exams.mipt. All exams are held remotely, enabling the participants to take them in the comfort of their homes.
Stage 2 exams are held from January 12 to January 26. Each subject area exam happens on a predetermined date within which the participants can choose a suitable time. The participants have 180 minutes to finish all the tasks. Detailed schedule of the exams can be found here.
On February 10, the results will be announced, after which on February 22 lists of the winners and prize-winners of the master’s track will be finalized, as well as lists of stage 3 participants in the doctoral track. The number of winners in each subject area will depend on the general average results of each exam.
The registration period for young people from abroad to take part in the online intellectual competitions of the Open Doors: Russian Scholarship Project has reached the halfway point. Winners and runners-up of the Olympiad will be entitled to free education under the quota for foreign nationals in the Russian Federation, and will also be eligible to apply for grant support from the Government of the Russian Federation.
Liu Mengyan presented a floating research platform for the Northern Sea Route
The best results are in materials science, energy, metallurgy, and mathematics
This number of participants was reached in less than a month after registration opened. Registration will close on November 1.
The webinars will help Olympiad participants assess how well a particular university or academic program aligns with their goals, interests, and academic background.
