Those who score 200 points on the Unified State Exam in two subjects will be able to get beautiful numbers.

Graduates who scored 200 points in two subjects on the Unified State Exam will be able to get beautiful phone numbers with three A's. This was announced on July 1 on the website of the Ministry of Education of Russia.

"Those who score 200 points in any two subjects, <... They will be able to receive special mobile numbers with the combination 555. The campaign will operate on the initiative of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation and will last throughout 2026," the publication says.

According to the latest data, 933 people were able to get 200 points this year. In addition, 76 more students completed their graduation tests by 300 points. Eight graduates were able to show a score of 400 points, and only one was able to show a score of 500. The ministry clarified that such statistics indicate that young people are ready for the challenges of the time and their ability to reach the top.

To get a beautiful number for free for current subscribers of the Yota network operator, simply log into your personal account or contact customer support. After that, those who wish will need to confirm their high scores there.

New users will need a SIM card from the operator of the combined retail network MegaFon and Yota to get a beautiful number. They also need to apply for participation, which can be done through their personal account.

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The press service of Rosobrnadzor reported on June 18 that Russian graduates this year were able to improve the average test score for the Unified State Exam in literature, history, chemistry and the Russian language. It is noted that such results show an increase in the level of education of students. The head of this department, Anzor Muzaev, said on June 24 that the gap in USE scores between those who apply for budget and paid places is up to 42 points.