Moscow

For undergraduate admissions, Moscow State University (MSU) normally does not charge an application fee. Nevertheless, there can be extra costs for particular application-process administrative procedures or for the entrance exams. The processing of applications and the issuance of invitation letters for visas may incur administrative expenses for foreign students applying to MSU, especially for postgraduate programs or specific faculties. Depending on the programme and the applicant's particular criteria, these fees may change. For the most precise and current information about any costs related to the application process, prospective students can visit the official MSU website or get in touch with the admissions office directly. 

Admission at Moscow State University (MSU) can be challenging, particularly for programs and faculty that are in high demand. Here are some important admissions-related considerations.Competition: MSU is renowned for its intellectual brilliance on a global scale and is among the most prominent universities in Russia. Because of this, there may be fierce rivalry for admission, especially to well-liked departments like the humanities, engineering, medicine, and economics. Entrance tests: Depending on the program, entrance tests are typically required for admission to the majority of MSU's undergraduate programs. Usually, the purpose of these tests is to evaluate candidates' understanding of subjects related to their intended field of study. Language ability: In order to enroll in programs taught in Russian, international students must often prove their ability in the language. Additionally, some programs might provide courses.

The admission requirements for international students in the Moscow State University depends on the type of course and level of study. However, we have given below the general admission requirements for international students applying to Moscow State University. 

• Originals or copies of documents on education or/and qualifications
• Notarized translation into Russian of educational documents and supplements indicating subjects studied, grades and credits received
• Copy of a valid passport or a national ID
• Documents confirming the name change, if the name on educational documents does not match the name on documents proving the identity
• Notarized translation into Russian of the first two pages of the passport / ID and the name change documents
• PDF, JPG, PNG or BMP file with the applicant’s photo