Tver State Technical University

The education document with its grades, in notarised Russian translation.

The grade supplement.

A scan of every page of the passport, with a notarised translation into Russian.

Passport photographs for the application file, the invitation and the student visa.

Passport photographs for the application file, the invitation and the student visa.

Notarised Russian translations of the passport and of the education documents.

Required by the state quota competition on education-in-russia.com; direct applicants often do without.

Self-funded applicants show they can pay tuition and living costs; quota students present the award instead. The university names the amount.

Programmes are mostly taught in Russian; the preparatory faculty is the route when your Russian is not yet enough to follow lectures.

From the official page, not compared by a person

Any one of these is enough

Only for the English-taught programmes some universities run. Typical score, not an official figure.

Typical English-taught equivalent, where such a programme exists.

Russian and Uzbek school systems are close, so the attestat is normally accepted; a recognition certificate settles it where the university asks for one.

An indicative attestat average. Universities rank on their own entrance examinations rather than on the certificate alone.

Each university sets its own application deadlines, list of entrance examinations and document requirements.

Medical certificates are required; what exactly is asked for depends on whether you apply from inside or outside Russia.

The university applies for the invitation after admission; the consulate issues the visa on it.

Listed among the required documents together with the translated diploma or certificate; whether you need one depends on the agreement covering your qualification.