Sobyanin named the number of hundred-point graduates in Moscow

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin congratulated the graduates on the completion of the Unified State Exam (USE). In the capital, it was handed over by more than 90 thousand people.

Sobyanin noted that 1,651 Muscovites received 100 points in one of the subjects, 200 for two exams — 104, and 300 for three subjects — 4. He also recalled that for the second year in a row, the capital remains the only region where a graduate showed the maximum result — Nadezhda Yashmolkina, a student of school No. 1514, scored 400 points.

"The high achievements of young Muscovites are the result, among other things, of a special approach to preparing graduates for the Unified State Exam in schools in the capital," Sobyanin wrote on his Telegram channel. He stressed that special workshops take up at least 40% of the study time, and on the MASH platform you can watch video assignments and take self-checking tests.

The mayor of the capital noted that Moscow graduates choose the country's leading universities. So, Nadezhda Yashmolkina applied to the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Higher School of Economics, and Stefania Nechaeva, who received 300 points from school No. 1535, applied to the Faculty of Chemistry at Moscow State University.

Sobyanin also drew attention to the fact that natural science and technical subjects are becoming increasingly popular among Moscow graduates. The number of computer science students has increased sixfold, chemistry has doubled, and biology has increased 1.2 times.

Earlier, the head of Rosobrnadzor, Anzor Muzaev, said that this year the unified state exam was held at a high level, without serious violations.