Schedule for passing the Unified State Exam for students of previous years. Mandatory exams and elective disciplines

For any 11th-grader or his parent, preparing for the Unified State Exam is one of the most pressing issues. After all, the opportunity to pass the Unified State Exam well, and then enter the desired university and get a prestigious profession is a very serious task. It becomes clear why preparation for this important test begins in advance.

Some students prefer to prepare for upcoming exams on their own, while the parents of others rely more on the fruitful work of tutors or enroll their children in special preparatory courses. By and large, the stage of preparation for the Unified State Exam is a purely personal matter, so it is worth planning it taking into account your own capabilities and needs. The main drawback that brings fear to all students of the current 11th grade is considered to be the rules for passing exams, which, by the way, change almost monthly. Because of them, the final tests become even more difficult.

Exam date 2017

At the moment, the most pressing topic for future graduates continues to be the question of what date the Unified State Examination will take in 2017. According to the official source, the announced testing will take place in two stages: early and main. The first will begin in March 2017, while the second will have to wait until the end of May. The most chosen subject by 11th graders was natural science, so a separate day was allocated specifically for it.

Reserve dates for conducting the Unified State Examination in some subjects are also provided. Additional time should also be allocated for conducting examinations in 9th grade.

Early stage 2017

March 14 – mathematics (basic and specialized).
March 16 – computer science, chemistry, history.
March 18 – foreign languages (oral stage).
March 20 – Russian language.
March 22 – biology, physics, foreign languages (written stage).
March 24 – literature, social studies, geography.

Reserve days

April 3 – chemistry, literature, computer science, history, foreign languages (oral stage).
April 5 – social studies, physics, biology, foreign languages (written part).
April 7 – mathematics (basic and specialized), Russian language.

Main stage of 2017

May 26 – geography.
May 29 – Russian language.
May 31 – computer science, chemistry, history.
June 2 – mathematics (specialized).
June 5 – social studies.
June 7 – mathematics (basic).
June 9 – biology, foreign languages (written).
June 13 – physics, literature.
June 15 – foreign languages (oral).
June 16 – foreign languages (oral).

Reserve days

June 19 – geography, history, chemistry, computer science.
June 20 – biology, foreign languages (written), physics, literature, social studies.
June 21 – Russian language.
June 22 – mathematics (specialized).
June 28 – mathematics (basic).
June 29 – foreign languages (oral).
June 30 – any subject.

How many compulsory subjects do you need to take to get a certificate?

Previously, students took only two subjects, but in 2017 the exams will undergo a number of changes. Simply put, another required subject is added to obtain a certificate. The first two are mathematics and the Russian language, and what the other one will be is not yet resolved. There is an assumption that it may be a foreign language, but education experts suggest other, no less important “candidates”.

Additional item

In addition to the main three subjects, students take one more on a voluntary basis by personal choice. This mainly depends on admission to the planned specialty in educational organizations of higher education. The full list of entrance exams for each area of training will be determined in accordance with the order of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science.

In 2017, there were more compulsory disciplines, while the number of subjects on the list decreased. Nevertheless, the total number of disciplines to be passed remains the same - 4 (3 main and 1 elective).

The list of subjects to choose from for the 2017 Unified State Examination includes 12 options.

1. Literature.
2. History.
3. Biology.
4. Chemistry.
5. Physics.
6. Geography.
7. Social studies.
8. computer science and ICT
9. English language.
10. German language.
11. Spanish language.
12. French language.

You will have to take Unified State Exam subjects of your personal choice solely for future admission to universities. If no further study is planned, upcoming examinations are limited to the 3 core subjects.

If a current graduate receives an unsatisfactory Unified State Exam assessment, he has every right to retake it within the time limits established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. If the Unified State Examination participant does not score the required number of points in the announced subjects, a retake can take place only after a year.

Unified State Exam results

No changes are expected in the results of the 2017 exams. However, we should not forget that the time frame for checking the Unified State Exam results and their subsequent posting on the Internet may be shortened. When conducting the State Examination in the Unified State Exam format, the usual 100-point system will be used. For each of the announced subjects, the minimum number of points required to successfully pass the exam is established.

When the verification is completed, the examination papers are reviewed by the chairman of the State Examination Committee for each subject. A decision regarding approval, modification or cancellation is then announced. Results should be available within 24 hours of being received for review. Next, the results of the Unified State Exam are transferred to local governments, educational organizations and founders, after which they are entered into the federal information system.

The influence of Unified State Exam scores on the grade in the certificate

When taking the Unified State Exam next year, a unified scale for assessing the results obtained by schoolchildren will appear. In simple words, the points earned during the exams will affect the final grade on the certificate.

It is important to announce the minimum scores that should be obtained in all subjects:

It only remains to note that the information announced is the best possible way to demonstrate to future graduates their upcoming difficulties on the path to a bright future. In order not to let the situation go until the last minute, it’s time to think now about exactly how future exams will be held.

There are situations in life when it is precisely on these dates that you just can’t come to the exam. And then what? Lose a year and wait for next year? Not necessary. Passing the Unified State Exam (as well as any other important exams) takes place in 2 stages:

Main stage (held at the end of the academic year, at the end of May-June);
Early stage (held in the spring, in March-April).

Moreover: some students can choose when to take it. But in order to understand whether you need it or not, let’s figure out who these students are, as well as the main pros and cons of taking the exam early.

Who can take the early Unified State Examination?

Persons of the following categories are allowed to pass early:

those who, by the time of passing, have fully mastered the school curriculum - graduates of schools of previous years, technical schools, lyceums, colleges and schools;
students in the 11th grade of evening schools who will perform military service;
school graduates who are preparing to move for permanent residence to another country;
schoolchildren who take part in international or all-Russian olympiads or competitions, the date of which coincides with the main stage of the Unified State Examination;
schoolchildren who, at the time of the main stage of the Unified State Exam, will be in sanatoriums or other medical institutions to undergo treatment, health or rehabilitation programs;
graduating students who are outside the country and cannot return due to difficult climatic conditions.

What does early Unified State Examination 2017 mean: advantages

So, you don’t know how to pass the Unified State Exam early in 2019? It is enough to simply write an application addressed to the school director indicating the reason why you may be allowed to do this.

But is it true that the early Unified State Examination is easier than the one held during the main exam period? Well, it definitely has certain advantages, but certainly not in the ease of the exam itself, but in this:

Graduates are less nervous due to fewer people. For comparison: last year, more than 700,000 students took the exam during the main stage, but only 26,000 young people came ahead of schedule to take the exam. Agree, in such almost friendly company you feel much more confident, which means you will be less nervous.
Less hustle, bustle and clearer organization. Due to the fact that far fewer students take the early exam, its structure is clearer and more organized. You don’t have to be afraid that you won’t have enough form or that there won’t be a clock in the classroom.
Optimal weather conditions. The weather in early to mid-spring is more predictable. At this time, you don’t have to be afraid of heat, stuffiness, or the negative effects of direct sunlight. So, in any case, taking the Unified State Exam early takes place in more comfortable conditions.
Fast verification speed. You will learn about how you wrote the early version of the Unified State Exam 2019 (in chemistry, Russian, mathematics or another subject) much earlier, since the load on observers and inspectors is much lower. Of course, you shouldn't expect results the next day. To find out the results of the Unified State Exam, you will have to wait 7-9 days. Approximately 2-3 days before the deadline for announcing the results, you can already monitor your results. For comparison: those who take the Unified State Exam during the main period have to live with a wait of about two weeks. This is what the early version of the Unified State Examination means!
Additional time to think through your admission strategy. As soon as you manage to find out the results of the early Unified State Exam 2019, you have additional weeks and even months to analyze your situation in detail and think about where to submit your documents. During this time, you can go to different universities for open days, prepare for internal exams of the chosen university, and even change your mind about your chosen direction. And, of course, devote yourself to rest, gaining strength and relaxation before a difficult academic year, if you still manage to enroll.

Taking the Unified State Exam early: disadvantages

Not everything is as simple as everything in our life. Let's look at the disadvantages that early passing of the Unified State Exam promises us:

Less time to prepare. While others will have another 2 months to prepare for the Unified State Exam and study with tutors, you will have to take the exam early. This is also bad because some of the topics included in the exam are covered by schoolchildren during the last months of their studies. If you decide to take an early exam, you will have to prepare and understand the topic yourself.
You become a guinea pig for all changes that have not yet been introduced.. If the organizers decide to introduce any innovations, you will be the first on whom they will test them so that the main period goes perfectly.
Remoteness of the place for delivery. Since the number of applicants for early examination is significantly lower than the main flow of applicants, the number of places where exams will be taken is also significantly lower. For example, during the main period you will be able to take the exam in your main area of residence or study. If you live in a remote area, then places where it will be difficult to get to may be chosen for the delivery location.

In general, now you see the difference between the main and early stages of passing the Unified State Exam. Each has its pros and cons, and you need to choose what is closest to your spirit. And in order to ease your hard lot, we offer you future assistance from student services in the main types of student work that complicate the learning process (tests, essays, coursework, dissertations).

More than 700,000 11th grade graduates will take the Unified State Exam in 2017. Despite the spring days, it is difficult to rejoice: exam dates are approaching at an alarming speed. On what days are the most terrible tests of the exam epic in store for graduates? When will you have to take the mandatory Unified State Exam in mathematics and Russian language in 2017? What should you expect and what should you prepare for? Forewarned is forearmed! Or in Latin - prei monituse, prei minituse!

Official schedule for the Unified State Exam in 2017

The document with the approved Unified State Exam schedule for 2017 has not yet appeared on the official website of the FIPI (Federal Institute of Pedagogical Measurements), but it has already become known that the dates for holding state exams this year have been approved by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science.

Unified State Exam schedule in 2017

As in the previous year, in 2017 the exams will be held in three stages: early, main and additional.

date	Item
Early period
March 23 (Thu)	Geography, Computer Science and ICT
March 27 (Fri)	Russian language
March 29 (Wed)	history, chemistry
March 31 (Fri)	mathematics B, P
April 3 (Mon)	foreign languages (oral)
April 5 (Wed)	foreign languages, biology, physics
April 7 (Fri)	social studies, literature
April 10 (Fri)	reserve: geography, chemistry, computer science and ICT, foreign languages (oral), history
April 12 (Wed)	reserve: foreign languages, literature, physics, social studies, biology
April 14 (Fri)	reserve: Russian language, mathematics (basic and specialized)
Main period
May 29 (Mon)	Geography, Computer Science and ICT
May 31 (Wed)	mathematics (basic)
June 2 (Fri)	mathematics (profile)
June 5 (Mon)	social science
June 7 (Wed)	physics, literature
June 9 (Fri)	Russian language
June 13 (Tue)	foreign languages, biology
June 15 (Thu)	foreign languages (oral)
June 16 (Fri)	foreign languages (oral)
June 19 (Mon)	chemistry, history
June 20 (Tue)	reserve: geography, computer science and ICT
June 21 (Wed)	reserve: literature, chemistry, physics, social studies
June 22 (Thu)	reserve: biology, history foreign languages
June 23 (Fri)	reserve: foreign languages
June 28 (Wed)	reserve: mathematics (basic and specialized)
June 29 (Thu)	reserve: Russian language
July 1 (Sat)	reserve: for all subjects
Additional period
September 5 (Tue)	Russian language
September 8 (Fri)	mathematics (basic)
September 16 (Sat)	reserve: mathematics (basic), Russian language

Thus, from March 23 to April 14, the early stage of passing the Unified State Examination will take place, and from May 29 to July 1, the main stage of passing the exams will take place. The additional stage will take place from September 5 to 16.

If formulated briefly and schematically, the standard Unified State Exam schedule for a graduate will look like this:

May 29 – geography and computer science and ICT;
May 31 – basic level mathematics;
June 2 – specialized level mathematics;
June 5 – social studies;
June 7 – physics and literature;
June 9 – Russian language;
June 13 – foreign language (without speaking) and biology;
June 15 – speaking a foreign language;
June 19 – chemistry and history.

By the way, GVE for eleventh graders will be held according to a similar schedule. However, the foreign language course will be held on one day – June 13th. As for the Unified State Exam in mathematics at the profile level, it is not provided for within the GVE.

On a note! Ninth graders will also be tested. The main stage of the OGE for them has the following schedule:

May 26-27 – foreign language;
May 30 – Russian language;
June 1 – history, biology, physics, literature;
June 3 – physics, computer science and ICT;
June 6 – mathematics;
June 8 – social studies, geography, chemistry, computer science and ICT.

Please note that ninth-graders will take the GVE on a similar schedule.

Mandatory exams and elective disciplines

The list of disciplines that must be passed at any cost traditionally includes the Russian language and mathematics. Although from 2017 they are going to add one more compulsory subject to these subjects. True, it is not yet known what kind of object this is. There are several candidates for this role: foreign language, social studies, physics and history.

Today we know that you need to take only four exams: two mandatory and two optional. The graduate must determine his elective subjects himself, depending on what specialty at the university he plans to enroll in.

The list of elective Unified State Examinations for 2017 consists of 12 subjects:

literature;
story;
social science;
biology;
physics;
chemistry;
geography;
computer science and ICT;
English;
German;
French;
Spanish.

Time of the Unified State Examination in 2017

Exams in all subjects will begin as usual at 10 am local time. The time allotted for passing the examination tests also remained unchanged:

social studies - 235 minutes;
history - 235 minutes;
Russian language - 210 minutes;
literature - 235 minutes;
profile level mathematics - 235 minutes;
basic level mathematics – 180 minutes;
chemistry - 210 minutes;
physics – 235 minutes;
computer science and ICT - 235 minutes;
biology – 180 minutes;
geography – 180 minutes;
foreign languages - 180 minutes (plus 15 minutes “Speaking” section).

Attention! The time to pass the Unified State Exam in biology has increased by 30 minutes compared to the previous year. And in 2017, the time for the biology exam will be 3 hours 30 minutes.

Minimum scores for the Unified State Exam in 2017

The minimum number of points based on the results of the Unified State Examinations is different for those graduates who simply want to receive a certificate and for those who plan to enter a university.

Minimum Unified State Exam scores for admission to a university

In the Russian language you need to score 36 points.

The Unified State Exam results for the specialized level of mathematics will be needed for those who intend to enroll in a university that includes the subject “Mathematics” in the list of entrance tests.

mathematics (specialized) – 27 points;
mathematics (basic) – 3 points (assessment).

Minimum Unified State Exam scores to obtain a certificate

in Russian language - 24 points;
in specialized level mathematics - 27 points;
in basic level mathematics - 3 points (score);
in physics - 36 points;
in chemistry - 36 points;
in computer science - 40 points;
in biology - 36 points;
in history - 32 points;
in geography - 37 points;
in social studies - 42 points;
in literature - 32 points;
in foreign languages - 22 points.

Changes and innovations in the Unified State Exam 2017

As mentioned above, it is planned to add one more to the two mandatory subjects for passing the Unified State Exam, but which one is unknown.

A rather important change that affected the content of examination tests is the abolition of the test part for several subjects at once. Thus, tests have been canceled not only in Russian language and mathematics, but also in “oral” subjects. The test part of the exam remains only in the Unified State Exam in a foreign language.

An innovation that speaks of the improvement of the Unified State Exam and its attempt to keep up with the times is passing the Unified State Exam in computer science and ICT on a computer.

Since 2017, the oral part “Speaking” has been introduced for exams in foreign languages. Now foreign languages will need to be taken 15 minutes longer - that’s how long the oral part will last. In addition to foreign languages, there is an idea to also introduce an oral part in the Unified State Exam in history, literature and social studies, but for now this is only in the draft. And in test mode, the oral part of the Russian language exam will be tested. Thus, in some regions of Russia, the Russian language exam in 2017 will include an oral part.

Thus, there are no cardinal and unexpected changes in the 2017 Unified State Examination. And those innovations that have been implemented are obviously aimed at improving the examination testing system. The official Unified State Exam schedule for 2017 has already been approved and known. All that remains is to prepare well and show a decent level of knowledge!

Good luck with exams!

Like last year, in 2017 there are two “streams” of the Unified State Exam – an early period (it takes place in mid-spring) and the main period, which traditionally starts at the end of the academic year, the last days of May. The official draft Unified State Exam schedule “specifies” all the dates for taking exams in all subjects in both of these periods - including additional reserve days provided for those who, for good reason (illness, coincidence of exam dates, etc.) were unable to pass the Unified State Exam within the specified time frame.

Schedule of early period for passing the Unified State Exam – 2017

In 2017, the early “wave” of the Unified State Exam will start earlier than usual. If last year the peak of the spring exam period occurred in the last week of March, then this season the spring break period will be free from the Unified State Examination.

The main dates of the early period are from March 14 to March 24. Thus, by the beginning of the spring school holidays, many “early-term students” will already have time to pass the tests. And this may turn out to be convenient: among the graduates who have the right to take the Unified State Exam in the early wave are guys who will participate in Russian or international competitions and competitions in May, and during spring break they often go to sports camps, specialized shifts in camps, etc. d. Pushing exams earlier will allow them to make the most of the exams.

Additional (reserve) days early period of the Unified State Exam 2017 will be held from April 3 to April 7. At the same time, many will probably have to write exams on reserve dates: if in the last year’s schedule no more than two subjects were taken on the same day, then in 2017 most elective exams are grouped “in threes”.

Separate days are allocated only for three subjects: the Russian language exam, which is mandatory for graduates and all future applicants, as well as mathematics and the oral part of the foreign language exam. At the same time, this year “early-term” students will take the “speaking” part before the written part.

The March exams are planned to be distributed by date as follows:

March 14th(Tuesday) – exam in mathematics (both basic and specialized level);

March 16(Thursday) – chemistry, history, computer science;

18th of March(Saturday) – Unified State Exam in foreign languages (oral part of the exam);

20th of March(Monday) – Russian language exam;

March 22(Wednesday) – biology, physics, foreign languages (written exam);

March 24(Friday) - Unified State Examination, literature and social studies.

There is a nine-day pause between the main and reserve days of the early period. All additional tests for “reservists” will take place over three days:

April 3(Monday) – chemistry, literature, computer science, foreign (speaking);

5th of April(Wednesday) – foreign (written), geography, physics, biology, social studies;

April 7(Friday) – Russian language, basic and.

As a rule, the bulk of those taking the Unified State Examination ahead of schedule are graduates of previous years, as well as graduates of secondary specialized educational institutions (in colleges and vocational lyceums, the secondary school program is usually “passed” in the first year of study). In addition, school graduates who will be absent for valid reasons during the main period of taking the Unified State Exam (for example, to participate in Russian or international competitions or to be treated in a sanatorium) or who intend to continue their education outside Russia can “shoot” the exams early.

Graduates of 2017 can also, at their own request, choose the date for taking exams in those subjects for which the program has been completed in full. This is relevant primarily for those who are planning - the school course on this subject is taught up to grade 10, and passing one of the exams early can reduce tension during the main period of the Unified State Exam.

Schedule of the main period for passing the Unified State Exam – 2017

The main period for passing the Unified State Exam in 2017 starts on May 26, and by June 16, most graduates will have completed the exam epic. For those who were unable to pass the Unified State Exam on time for a good reason or chose subjects with the same deadlines, there are reserve exam days from June 19. Like last year, the last day of the Unified State Exam period will become a “single reserve” - on June 30 it will be possible to take the exam in any subject.

At the same time, the exam schedule for the main period of the Unified State Examination 2017 is much less dense in comparison with early exams, and most graduates will probably be able to avoid “overlapping” exam dates.

Separate exam days are allocated for passing compulsory subjects: Russian language, basic and specialized level mathematics (students have the right to take either one of these exams or both at once, so they are traditionally spaced out over several days in the main period schedule).

As last year, a separate day is allocated for the most popular elective exam - social studies. And two separate days are allocated for passing the oral part of the exam in foreign languages. In addition, a separate day is allocated for the subject that is not the most popular on the Unified State Exam - geography. Perhaps this was done in order to space out all natural science subjects in the schedule, reducing the number of coincidences.

Thus, in the Unified State Exam schedule there remain two pairs and one “troika” of subjects, exams for which will be taken simultaneously:

chemistry, history and computer science;

foreign languages and biology,

literature and physics.

The exams must take place on the following dates:

26 of May(Friday) – geography,

May 29(Monday) – Russian language,

May 31(Wednesday) – history, chemistry, computer science and ICT,

2 June(Friday) – specialized mathematics,

June 5(Monday) – social studies;

June 7(Wednesday) – ,

the 9th of June(Friday) – written foreign language, biology,

June 13(Tuesday) – literature, physics,

June 15(Thursday) and June 16(Friday) – foreign oral.

Thus, most schoolchildren will prepare for graduation “with a clear conscience”, having already passed all scheduled exams and received results in most subjects. Those who missed the main examination period, chose subjects with the same deadlines, received a “fail” in Russian or mathematics, were removed from the exam, or encountered technical or organizational difficulties while taking the Unified State Exam (for example, a lack of additional forms or a power outage), exams will be taken on reserve dates.

Reserve days will be distributed as follows:

June 19(Monday) – computer science, history, chemistry and geography,

June 20(Tuesday) – physics, literature, biology, social studies, written foreign language,

21st of June(Wednesday) – Russian language,

22nd of June(Thursday) – mathematics at a basic level,

June 28(Wednesday) – mathematics at the profile level,

June 29(Thursday) – oral foreign language,

30 June(Friday) – all subjects.

Can there be changes to the Unified State Exam schedule?

The draft official Unified State Exam schedule is usually published at the beginning of the school year, discussed, and the final approval of the exam schedule occurs in the spring. Therefore, changes are possible in the Unified State Exam schedule for 2017.

However, for example, in 2016, the project was approved without any changes and the actual exam dates completely coincided with those announced in advance - both in the early and in the main wave. So the chances that the 2017 schedule will also be adopted without changes are quite high.

Unified State Exam schedule 2019 official FIPI - adjusted table for all subjects for high school students. The order of holding the Unified State Exam is determined by the main and reserve days. For school graduates who do not successfully pass the test, additional exams are also provided in the fall. The 2019 Unified State Exam schedule is adjusted by the Federal Institute of Pedagogical Measurements in accordance with approved standards and methods, as a result of which the final and official final version of the schedule is formed. The latest changes to the USE-2019 FIPI schedule are published 2 months before the start of the exam.

If the days for the Unified State Exam coincide, the student must come to take the exam on the reserve day. Also, a reserve date is used in case of absence for a valid reason or illness. If violations were identified during the Unified State Exam, then you must submit a complaint directly to the commission at the delivery point. In this case, the results for a group of students may be canceled and the retake scheduled for a reserve day. If there is a repeated violation on a reserve day, the decision to retake the Unified State Exam is made by the regional center or postponed to September. So far, there have been no precedents for double violations.

Early passing of the Unified State Exam in 2019 is provided for those who:

Conscripted into the army;
Enters a foreign university;
Sent for treatment;
Leaves for sports competitions, Olympics, competitions;

06/05/2019 – social studies.

06/07/2019 – in physics and literature.

06/09/2019 – Russian language.

06/13/2019 – English, German, biology.

06/19/2019 – chemistry and history.

09/05/2019 – Russian language.

09/08/2019 – mathematics.

Reserve days

04/10/2019 – history, English, computer science, geography.

04/12/2019 – physics, biology, literature, social studies, German and other foreign languages.

04/14/2019 – Russian and mathematics.

06/20/2019 – geography and computer science.

06/21/2019 – literature, chemistry, physics. In social studies.

06/22/2019 – in biology, foreign language, history. .

06/23/2019 – retake in English.

06/28/2019 – mathematics, both levels (professional and basic).

06/29/2019 – Russian language.

07/1/2019 – other items.

09/16/2019 – all items.

This schedule is preliminary; changes may be made before the final approved version is released. Changes are being made in connection with adjustments to the rules for conducting the exam, as well as according to the recommendations of the Ministry of Education.

How to successfully pass the Unified State Exam 2019:

Tip #1: Develop logic!

You won't even be able to pass chemistry with the latest changes by simply cramming - you need to be able to think outside the box. And this can only be achieved by solving a large number of problems.

Tip #2: Fill in the gaps!

The tasks for the Unified State Exam now cover the entire school course, so if there are gaps in knowledge, they need to be filled. Old books on preparing for oral and written exams for grades 9 and 11 like “1000 questions and answers” are very convenient, where you can find out what is and how to solve a problem in physics with the distribution of forces.

Tip #3: Hire a tutor, or better yet two!

A tutor is much more effective than courses, and two teachers are 99% likely to be able to prepare you well for the Unified State Exam. But this is subject to regular independent study.

Tip #4: Don't worry!

In fact, with the current system and the possibility of retaking the exam, the Unified State Exam is not such a terrible test. If the main certification is at least completed with C marks, then there should be no problems with the exam.

Tip #5: Exercise daily!

You need to study daily, devoting a certain time to each subject. Even with short breaks, the brain can forget important logical chains.

The Unified State Exam 2019 schedule from FIPI shows that it is necessary to begin intensive preparation already in January.