The State Duma proposed to set a maximum score for USE assignments with errors

USE assignments that contain errors, typos, or incorrect formulations should be automatically evaluated for the maximum score. This opinion was expressed on June 20 by Boris Chernyshov, Deputy Speaker of the State Duma (LDPR).

"I believe that all assignments in which errors, typos, incorrect or ambiguous formulations are identified should be automatically evaluated for the maximum score, regardless of the participant's response," Chernyshov said in an interview with TASS.

According to him, during the current exam campaign, graduates encountered inaccuracies in assignments in several subjects, including literature, Russian, biology, English and computer science. He added that the possibility of awarding compensation points to all graduates who passed the relevant exams should also be considered.

The Vice Speaker added that the requirements for the quality of exam materials should correspond to the level of requirements for the students themselves. He also noted that it is impossible to assess the stress and lost time caused by such mistakes in points.

"Companies have started an acute struggle for future engineers"

The head of Rosobrnadzor, Anzor Muzaev, talks about the opponents of the Unified State Exam, the high demand for techies and enterprises that train their staff from kindergarten age

On June 6, Rosobrnadzor gave graduates feedback about errors in the tasks of the Unified State Exam in Russian language and literature. Thus, suspicions of incorrect wording of the assignment No. 2 in literature, conducted on June 1, were transferred to the FIPI to verify the results of the assignment by the exam participants. The information about the typo in the word "called" in task No. 4 in the Russian language was promptly worked out.