Russia's Unified State Exam results released this week—here's how to check

The first results of this year’s Unified State Exam (USE) will be released this week. Graduates can now check their scores through several official channels, including online portals and regional education centres. Students have multiple ways to access their USE results. The official USE portal requires a full name, region, passport number, and registration code. Another option is the Government Services platform, where scores appear after logging into a personal account.

Regional education or examination websites also provide results, as do some schools directly. If scores do not appear, they may still be processed or not yet uploaded. Grading must be completed within 14 calendar days of the exam date.

For Basic State Exam (BSE) results, students should visit regional information processing centres or education quality monitoring websites. Unlike USE scores, which remain valid for five years, BSE results never expire. USE results will be available through official portals, regional sites, and schools. Students should ensure they have the correct login details to avoid delays. Those waiting for scores are advised to check again later if results are not yet visible.