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Applying to Russian universities and state scholarships: checklist
To apply to a university in Russia and for the quota, register on the portal, prepare the documents, and follow the selection stages.
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Create an account on education-in-russia.com to register on the foreign student selection portal.Quota application
- Create an account on education-in-russia.com to register on the foreign student selection portal.education-in-russia.com(Official site)
- Select the level and mode of education; choose up to 6 universities in order of priority.education-in-russia.com(Official site)
- Upload your passport, diploma or certificate of education, form, and photograph; have the documents translated into Russian and certified.education-in-russia.com(Official site)
- Obtain a free apostille for your Turkish diploma from the governor's office or district governor's office in Türkiye.
- Take the interview and selection examinations at the Russian House in Ankara or at the Embassy of Russia.
- Follow the universities' evaluation of your application and any announcements of additional examinations through your personal account.education-in-russia.com(Official site)
- Check the university that has accepted you in your personal account.education-in-russia.com(Official site)
- After admission, start the invitation process through the university and apply for a student visa.ankara.kdmid.ru(Official site)
- Submit the application, passport translation, diploma translation, medical certificate, and photograph to the admissions committee.
- Before starting your education, check whether the university you will attend is recognized by YÖK.
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