The Interdisciplinary Final State Certification took place at KRSU

Today, the Interdisciplinary Final State Certification (MIGA) took place at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University (KRSU), giving 67 students the last chance to pass the certification. Unlike previous ones, when the exam was conducted in electronic format, this time the certification was carried out in traditional paper format. This decision was made to eliminate possible technical failures that could affect the students' results.

The exam lasted 50 minutes, during which students had to demonstrate their knowledge and skills acquired over the years of study.

Rector of KRSU Denis Fomin-Nilov commented on the situation, noting the importance of this event: «Some of you were unable to pass MIGA on the first or even the second attempt, so we decided to give you one last chance. But you must understand your level of responsibility. If you can't pass the certification this time, don't be upset. Next year you will again have a chance to pass MIGA and receive a Kyrgyz diploma, while you can apply for a Russian-style diploma».

KRSU thus continues to support its students by providing them with the opportunity to correct their results and successfully complete their studies despite the difficulties encountered.