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Russia changes exam task counts in history and advanced mathematics
Russia’s national school-leaving exams will have more tasks in two subjects: history and advanced mathematics.
The changes were announced by FIPI, the institute that develops the exams.
History will have 22 tasks instead of 21, and its maximum primary score will rise from 42 to 43.
Advanced mathematics will have 20 tasks instead of 19, with the maximum score rising from 32 to 33.
The number of tasks in all other exam subjects will remain unchanged.
The changes are limited to the structure and scoring of these two exams.
The announcement does not say when the revised exams will take effect.
Russia is changing the number of tasks in the Unified State Exam for history and advanced mathematics.
History will have 22 tasks, up from 21, and a maximum primary score of 43, up from 42.
Advanced mathematics will have 20 tasks, up from 19, and a maximum primary score of 33, up from 32.
The number of tasks in other exam subjects will remain unchanged.
The information was reported by TASS, citing data from the Federal Institute of Pedagogical Measurements.
- Who
- The Federal Institute of Pedagogical Measurements reported the changes.
- What
- The number of tasks and maximum primary scores will increase in history and advanced mathematics.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Russia
- Why
- Not stated
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- History tasks
- 22, up from 21
- History maximum primary score
- 43, up from 42
- Advanced mathematics tasks
- 20, up from 19
- Advanced mathematics maximum primary score
- 33, up from 32
- Other exam subjects
- Task counts remain unchanged
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