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Russia is a country in Eastern Europe. The main religion is Christianity. The main language is Russian. The Russian state was formed in 1521, became the main constituent part of the Soviet Union in 1922 and became independent in 1991. The country is a federal presidential democratic republic with authoritarian tendencies. The Russian Federation also includes the following autonomous republics: Adygeya, Altai, Bashkortostan, Burjatia, Chakasia, Chechnia, Chuvasia, Dagestan, Ingushetia, Kabardino-Balkaria, Kalmukia, Karacha-Cherkesia, Karelia, Komi, Mari El, Mordovia, North-Ossetia, Sacha (Jakutia), Tatarstan, Tuva and Udmurtia. Population:
144,526,278 (July 2003 est.) GDP
per capita:
$9749.09 per person Why study in Russia Russia is becoming a most sought after destination for an increasing number of international students seeking quality education. Russian universities, colleges and other education institutions offer students a unique learning environment. This is supported by an integrated education system. Students educated in the Russian education environment are earning a reputation as a new breed of innovative thinkers and are enjoying career success the world over. Russian Education System Higher
education is provided by public and non-public (non-State)
accredited higher education institutions (HEIs). Higher education is
under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education of the Russian
Federation, which is responsible for the accreditation and licensing
of HEIs and for developing and maintaining State Educational
Standards. HEIs are authorized to award the Magistr's degree after 2
years of study or Specialist's Diploma after 1 year following upon
the Bakalavr's degree (e.g. lawyer, engineer). There are two levels
of doctoral degrees: Kandidat Nauk degree (the first level) and
Doktor Nauk degree (the second, highest level). Entry
Requirements: Year 12 or
equivalent from a recognized board. An alternative entry path is to
successfully complete a Foundation Studies program or enter via a
Diploma course offered by the recognized polytechnics or Institutes
of Technology. Postgraduate
Degrees: Graduate
Diploma-1 year course, building further professional knowledge and
skills. Masters Degree- 1 to 2 years. Entry Requirements: a Bachelors degree with a first class or upper second class from a recognized university. Universities and Institutions There
are 609 public HEIs and 206 accredited non-State HEIs in Russia.
There are about 3000 non-university level educational institutions -
technikum, uchilische, college. Russian universities are mostly
known for studies in medical sciences. A
few of the well-known universities are:
The
courses, which are very popular in Russia, are mainly Medical
courses. Following are a few courses, to name a few:
Tuition Fees and Living Expenses The tuition fees vary from course to course and from university to university. The tuition fees usually vary from US$ 4,500 to US$ 7,000 (Rupees 2 Lakh to Rupees 3.5 Lakh) per annum. The estimated living expenses per annum are around US$ 550 to US$ 1,000 (Rs 25,000 to Rs 45,000 approximately), which includes accommodation, food, travel expenses, clothing and communication etc. International students who wish to work during the long summer holidays are permitted to do so if they are undertaking a full time course of more than 12 months duration. The students are able to recover much of their living expenses by working part time. To
obtain Application Forms, Prospectuses and more information about
Visa requirements and job opportunities, we suggest you to REGISTER
WITH US. Our
services are Absolutely Free. How does the teaching method in Russia vary from what we are used to here in India? Teaching and learning methods in Russia are quite similar to what we have here in India. Classroom teaching may be much less formal than you are used to. You'll be encouraged to ask questions, join in discussions, and even argue with your tutors. What is the duration of UG and PG courses in Russia? The duration of under-graduate
course is 4-6 years and the duration of post-graduate course is 1-2
years. The session starts mainly in October. What is the application procedure for applying to Russian universities? You need to submit all your academic documents, photographs and the application fee to Triomind Consultants, who will forward your application to the university. It is in your interest to apply as early as possible to get the admission in the course and university of your choice. The forms are available with us and are Absolutely Free. Please contact us or write us at theteam@triomind.com Is IELTS/TOEFL exam compulsory? No! In case of Russia it is not mandatory but it is beneficial to have a well-balanced score either in IELTS or TOEFL. Is it difficult to get Education Loan from Bank? No! The nationalized banks are promoting to disburse the education loan and we assist you to complete the formalities. Can I pay the fee in Installments? Yes! Most of the institutions accept tuition fee in installments. Can I take up a part time job whilst studying in Russia? What is the amount I am likely to earn and can I sustain myself on it? Yes, you can. International students are permitted to work up to 15 hours a week during term time and full time on holidays. The amount earned is generally sufficient to sustain students. However, when applying for a visa, students must show evidence of full financial support from other sources to cover their tuition and living costs. I have got admission into a Russian university. Can my spouse accompany me? Can he/she work in Russia? Yes, spouses can accompany full
time students on a Dependent visa, provided you can show that
adequate funds are available for their support. Spouses can also
work full time if his/her stay is for a year or more. Yes! You should get a sponsorship letter from them indicating the relationship and the extent to which they are prepared to fund your studies. Besides this, they would also be required to show evidence of financial support (e.g. bank statements, salary certificate, a statement from the Chartered Accountant, their source of income etc.) Can I stay with my relatives while studying in Russia? Yes, you can. You could also of
course, live on campus. This would enable you to use the library, IT
and extracurricular facilities to a greater extent. You would also
get to know other international students better. Most institutions
would be happy to arrange on-campus accommodation for international
students. Student visas cannot be converted
to work permits. If you are offered a job, your employer has to
apply to the Home office for your work permit. This can take three
months or more. During the interim period, you would need to return
to your home country. To begin with, you will need the following to procure a student visa for studying in Russia:
These documents need to be attached along with the visa fee and 2 passport size photographs to the visa application form. Can I stay on for practical training, work experience or a graduate training program after my course? Yes, you can! I
am currently studying for an undergraduate course in Russia and have
got admission into a Masters course. Do I have to return to India to
extend my student visa? Any
feedback to our parents?
Representatives
from all Triomind Consultants visit St. Petersburg in order to meet
the students who were sent to study here. They discuss any problems
that the students may have and also see to their well-being and
happiness in St. Petersburg.
Any
discounts available?
Yes! You have to check out for more details with Triomind Consultants. What
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