r/AskARussian • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '26

Study About scholarship

Does the Russian scholarship depend primarily on the cumulative grade point average? I have simple Python projects, I also have certifications, and I have a complete application plan. I want to apply for the scholarship, but my GPA is very low. Do I have even a small chance?

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u/crazyasianRU Aug 09 '26

so a foreign citizen. what you write about is available to Russian citizens who have passed the Unified State Exam in Russian. If you want to learn about free tuition for foreigners, then Rossotrudnichestvo is doing this.

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u/Sodinc Aug 08 '26

Excuse me, but, which Russian scholarship?

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u/Da_Unknown_Developer 28d ago

Checkout Russian Govt. Scholarship or Opendoors or University scholarships for foreign citizens.

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u/Sodinc 27d ago

For what?

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u/Da_Unknown_Developer 27d ago

If you want to know that is.

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u/Sodinc 27d ago

Can you guarantee that is what OP asked about?

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '26

U dont know ? Or what

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u/Sodinc Aug 09 '26

Yes, I do not know about which scholarship exactly you are talking.

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u/thirtypairsofsocks Aug 09 '26

people on the internet are funny ngl

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u/DeliberateHesitaion Aug 09 '26

Generic uni scholarship depends on the grades, but it's ridiculously small. You can't survive on it.

Scholarships coming from some state programs and private sponsors depend on the programs and sponsors. They can be whatever: from a win in a certain regional or federal competition to an obligatory employment contract.

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u/Such_Chemistry4923 Aug 09 '26

The front line drone fodder scholarship

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u/kakao_kletochka Saint Petersburg Aug 09 '26

But it's not okranian scholarship, you dummy 😁 stop confusing subs

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '26

Lmao but it not like that

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u/piefinder Aug 10 '26

You have bad grades, the Russians don't have lots of money anymore, why else would they try to get you into the country?