you have told your story honestly in details I loved your video so much, I support you , I am about to travel to Russia to study medicine with a scholarship , You really made me positive , Good luck with your study💙💙💙
Thank you Freeze Control for your honest review. It takes me back 50 years ago in July 1971 when I started my 6-year journey (geology) at Peoples' Friendship University-Patrice Lumumba (now RUDN University). In our language preparatory year, one African student ( getting ready to study mathematics) said: "once you can say uvilichivaitsa/increasing and uminchaitsa/decreasing, you know Russian."
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year Russian language 1900$ per year Bachular 2200$ per year Master 3500$ per year
Hi, I find your video very interesting and insightful. I've got two remarks. Russia has been changing so fast that what was the norm couple years ago is already gone today. 15 years ago it was typical that men would hang around with beer cans or bottles in their hand. You won't see it today at all (I spent nearly a year in my home city last year and I practically didn't see any drunk people at all). Three or four years ago it was the norm that nearly everybody on the street would be smoking. It's not the case now. Drivers behave differently on the road - they would stop when they see you crossing the street. And so on. Another remark deals with the language. In the videos from another Nigerian student it was mentiond that some medical schools in Russia offer schooling in English. I don't understand it. How about internship when you have to deal with real patients?
Yeah, my Iraqi friend is doing his medicine degree in English. He firstly studied 1year Russian preparatory course and he has been doing his degree for 2 years (there are 3 years left). Now after 3 years of living in Russia, he forgot a lot of what he learned in the first year and now he is capable of understanding 60/100 of Russian but barely speaking few sentences. Moreover, he has no scholarahip. The main thing is that if you have a scholarahip and you wanna learn medicine, you have 2 choices, either study it in English (but you can't take a 1 year Russian preparatory course because it is a scholarahip and you are studying it in English), or you choose to study it in Russian and if you don't have a Russian language certificate (which is the norm) you'll get 1 year Russian preparatory course and then start your degree. Both have advantages and disadvantages. Now back to your point, if the student is studying in English and didn't put too much effort into learning the language (while being in Russia)to deal with patients, he might get tired a bit but of course the person would have a basic knowledge of Russian in order to get his degree and then move to another country
Amazing video. I have an interview with Mari state University, Russia. I hope I get a scholarship and my letter of offer afterwards.😁 Wish me well. Keep up the amazing content man.❤️
I was patiently waiting for the review on how the system makes the learning environment so comfortable; it's always the first thing that comes to my mind. Nice one Sammyflek, as always wonderful video.
I am originally from Syria and I have lived in Lebanon for most of my life. I did my elementary , secondary and even a bachelor's degree of computer science in an average Lebanese university, then went to russia via the goverment scholarship to continue my Master's degree in software engineering (taught in English) in one of the top 10 universities in Russia, and let me tell you something, the management system in Russia sucks. Like first of all, the teachers who teach you barely speak proper English (there was 1 out of 7 teachers was speaking good English). Moreover, the bureaucracy system here is pretty high as if you are committing a crime by asking for a document from the university or from the goverment. Moreover, there might be some courses that are assigned to no teacher, and then when the semester is about to finish, you get surprised that you were supposed to study it(despite having no materials and no teachers), or else, you get expelled from the university(they talk to you as if you are supposed to know the bureaucracy over here). Moreover, the courses seem to be outdated and you need to memorize instead of practically apply all you learnt. (I learnt all the practical things from my previous university in Lebanon so I basically learnt nothing this year that could benefit me).So basically , because of that, i finished my first year only 15 days ago when all students finished 1 and a half month ago and went to their countries to visit their families and I am left with approximately only 1 month in the summer. Fortunately, I have 1 year left and my Russian has gotten slightly better so I am planning to finish my studies and do my doctorate degree outside of Russia. Now let me tell you about the pros living here: you get out of your confort zone and you explore a new culture and so many international friends In conclusion, my advice to the students is don't come to Russia because of the special military operation and the education system sucks, unless you are willing to study in Russian and having no other choice but to study in Russia
Yeah. Im sorry to hear that my friend. The truth is that Russia is great to study Engineering, Science or Medicine. But NOT computer science or Law! Thats the way it is.
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year Russian language 1900$ per year Bachular 2200$ per year Master 3500$ per year
I was wearing two jeans but still wanted to run back into the airport😂😩.. Studying in Russia is way better than Nigeria... I hope the Nigerian educational system gets better soon.
@@adieljeffrey552I lived in Australia for 3 years and I have seen lot of rude people in those years and the education system is not that good either but the only way to avoid rude people or to avoid uncomfortable situation is staying in your home country 😂 every country comes with a set of problems no matter wherever you go you will face problem
Hello iam asking about if there is residency programs for doctors.? iam a doctor from Sudan with bachelor degree..tell us more about residency program in Russia and if it will be funded and the requirements. Thanks alot
Hello brother, thanks for sharing your experience. I have received Russian government scholarship this year and I also got the telex invitation. Although, the main Masters program has been assigned to UrFU university, but the Prepratory faculty is still showing as required. So do ministry update this later on or I have been assigned to the same for Prepratory as well??? Thanks in advance.. :)))
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year Russian language 1900$ per year Bachular 2200$ per year Master 3500$ per year
Freeze control, keep up the good work. Please what materials did you use to study for your scholarship exam. If you used past papers, how do I get them?
Well, Nigeria education ha ha😂. I feel it's bad because it's not well structured and they don't even improve on what they have. Same thing everytime but we hope it gets better you know. Keep flying high and higher man❤. Thanks, your videos are nice.
I wouldn’t know for older people, but generally languages aren’t too easy to learn. I have a video coming up on how to learn languages effectively. Watch out!
Hello bro , i am a Zimbabwean and i got the Presidential Scholarship so am coming in September...i want to ask , is it safe there bcz of the war and stuff and prices too
Nice channel!.. I'm actually planning to do my masters over there. Just a quick question though, are international students allowed to work over there part time?. I plan on coming to Moscow, do you have any idea if tech is in demand over there and if there are opportunities over there for techies? Would appreciate your response. Keep up the good work!👍
Hello, I just came across your channel. thank you for this review on studying in Russia. It has informed me well. Pls I would need your counsel on this for my younger sister who wants to study medicine In Russia.......Can we apply directly to the university of our choice or we must use an agent? Thank you for your response in advance
Most times using an agent saves stress but obviously costs more.. Also depends on the university of choice I’ll advise trying to apply to the school first, or if you know anyone in any of the universities, who can help you run the things over here, it helps and saves the money meant to be spent on agents
Hi I wach your video and it was very helpful. Please do you have any idea of any cheap uni that I can study electrical engineering. Better still can I reach you privately?
Good video BTW ; hi my nephew want to come to study medicine in Russia. Which medical school has cheap tuition and is recognised internationally for its quality education
Hello, I think my school is quite cheap and has very quality education I don’t know for other schools tho but you could check out Rostov State Medical University Russia
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year Russian language 1900$ per year Bachular 2200$ per year Master 3500$ per year
Hey freeze control it's actually a coincidence that I'm clicking on your video...Im an applicant for the same program and same university..under the govt ...soo is there an option to study in English?
@UCtY5yud2LWNLosu71_AjIew first what are units? Also it applies to all schools and all countries. If you’re on scholarship, you’ll have to learn in a foreign language
Well I’ve never heard of anything like that whether they give or not. But I think it’s worth the try. Except there are special schools for people with disabilities
In Russia, they do not have the right to refuse education to a disabled person. The main thing is to undergo a special medical examination. For disabled people, each university in the Russian Federation provides quotas and state funding for a certain number of students with a disability group. .
Hi sir , i have a question please , you got accepted in the scholarship to study medicine which is a difficult domain to get a scholarship in,( it is not easy to get accepted in the scholarship to study medicine) my only questions is what is your grade % . Your baccalaureat grade ( Note) /Ta notre de bac? .Merci d'avance ..
JUST A QUICK QUS BROTHER .... as a youtuber lives in russia are u getting money from google adds and youtube or its stopped after the war .... thanks a lot
You can earn as a TH-camr in Russia atm but I’m not sure how the payment is going to be made. I haven’t withdrawn from TH-cam so I Dont know how that works
From youtube you van withdraw by having a bank account in a bank called Raiffaissen bank(it is the only bank that is not sanctioned in Russia because it is an Austrian bank), but sadly, since there is no competitiveness with other bank, the bank gets 50/100 of the transacfion which is absurd and sad
Hello please I don't know if this is late. I came across a program called Alabuga start 2023. I don't know if you've ever heard of it. Is it legit or a scam? They're promising to offer a full expense paid internship. Patiently waiting for your reply. Thanks
Good day. I just graduated from a school in Nigeria here. And I wish to go over to Russia to study Pharmacy. I don't know what school to study in, but I prefer to study in a school in Moscow. Please, can I know what school you're in and are there any ones you'll recommend to me? I also want to know what month the language learning class started. And if people that study in English medium are still opportuned to learn Russian language along the way? Also, do you happen to have the contact of any agency that can help me with my visa and maybe admission? Thank you so much. I anticipate your response.
The language learning starts in the first of Spetember each year. However, most international students come after 1 month or 2 months so it is harder for them, so the earlier you come the better Edit: considering the university, the higher the ranking that the univeristy has, the better (check qs universiry ranking website to see the rankings) Considering the question about studying in English and learning Russian along the way, I am gonna tell you it is hard unless you study a bachelor's or phd (because studying masters in english is only 2 years which is not enough to learn the language especially if you are studying in English)
Man shut up, staying alone in money is better than staying with parents in poverty and they also taunt you that you dont work. Be happy that you are at better place
Please Samuel you skipped the scholarship criterium for the Government funded scheme you earlier said you applied for, can you deliberate on that please
@@FreezeControl Some else told me you must have distinction all through your papers before you can be qualified for the scholarship, how true is that please???
@@cosmoschikodi6867 that depends on the course you’re applying for… Medicine is very competitive and some other courses… so for those, you’ll need distinctions… oh and I think you need at least credit on your 5 core subjects
Good video, thabk you. My question: foreign student will take russian language courses in the first year, before they start with the unibersity, right? Do you know is it possible to take this russian language classes but only for a few month? Or is it mandatory to finish the whole year? Cheers
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year Russian language 1900$ per year Bachular 2200$ per year Master 3500$ per year
hello, i'm currently applying to Russia for Master's studies...which state could be very favorablr towards international students( africans more specifically)??
I can say that I know how Russian. In Moscow and in the city of St. Petersburg, there will be a more favorable atmosphere. Since the society in these megacities is much more multinational and liberal-minded. The larger the population in the city, the richer the city, the more comfortable it is. You can normally study in such cities as Samara, Yekaterinburg, Krasnodar, Kaliningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Vladivostok. In general, Russia is no longer the same terrible country as in the 90s. However, sadly, there are still racists. There are not many. And most often it is either the old generation, or the uneducated dregs of society. I wish you all the best in life! May your goals and dreams come true! Good luck!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go.,
@@tribalpeacock I think most schools here have both faculties.. meaning both English and Russian Medium. If you’ve been looking to study in a university, you can just check to make sure they have the English faculty
Hey, In what university and what part of Russia are you, is the university all english or russian too? and why would students get paid to study in russia? Thanks.
The developed countries need to attract intelligent students from abroad, so they need you if you get a high score in your previous school because the more the university attracts foreign intelligent students, the higher the ranking it gets, the better the results. So the government needs you as an intelligent student as much as you need them. Considering your first question about the language of study, you can decide between studying completely in English(without a 1 year Russian preparatory course if you have a scholarship) or in Russian (with 1 year Russian preparatory course) so the choice is yours
Hi, I would like to ask you this I contacted the Russian embassy by email to ask for a scholarship, but they didn't reply, does that mean that it is rejected? What to do in order to fund a bachelor study trip? Thank you
you have told your story honestly in details I loved your video so much, I support you , I am about to travel to Russia to study medicine with a scholarship , You really made me positive , Good luck with your study💙💙💙
Thank you Freeze Control for your honest review. It takes me back 50 years ago in July 1971 when I started my 6-year journey (geology) at Peoples' Friendship University-Patrice Lumumba (now RUDN University).
In our language preparatory year, one African student ( getting ready to study mathematics) said: "once you can say uvilichivaitsa/increasing and uminchaitsa/decreasing, you know Russian."
😂😂😂😂 this actually is funny 😂
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions
Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year
Russian language 1900$ per year
Bachular 2200$ per year
Master 3500$ per year
@@kashifsohail4693 can I study computer science in English in Russia?
@@Ab-cj6glthere is software engineering in English if you want, which is pretty similar to computer science (which I am currently doing)
My highest motivation to study abroad🙌🏿
🥰🥰🥰. You can do it🔥
Can you send me your WhatsApp number please
Hello
Hi, I find your video very interesting and insightful. I've got two remarks. Russia has been changing so fast that what was the norm couple years ago is already gone today. 15 years ago it was typical that men would hang around with beer cans or bottles in their hand. You won't see it today at all (I spent nearly a year in my home city last year and I practically didn't see any drunk people at all). Three or four years ago it was the norm that nearly everybody on the street would be smoking. It's not the case now. Drivers behave differently on the road - they would stop when they see you crossing the street. And so on. Another remark deals with the language. In the videos from another Nigerian student it was mentiond that some medical schools in Russia offer schooling in English. I don't understand it. How about internship when you have to deal with real patients?
Yeah, my Iraqi friend is doing his medicine degree in English. He firstly studied 1year Russian preparatory course and he has been doing his degree for 2 years (there are 3 years left). Now after 3 years of living in Russia, he forgot a lot of what he learned in the first year and now he is capable of understanding 60/100 of Russian but barely speaking few sentences. Moreover, he has no scholarahip.
The main thing is that if you have a scholarahip and you wanna learn medicine, you have 2 choices, either study it in English (but you can't take a 1 year Russian preparatory course because it is a scholarahip and you are studying it in English), or you choose to study it in Russian and if you don't have a Russian language certificate (which is the norm) you'll get 1 year Russian preparatory course and then start your degree. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
Now back to your point, if the student is studying in English and didn't put too much effort into learning the language (while being in Russia)to deal with patients, he might get tired a bit but of course the person would have a basic knowledge of Russian in order to get his degree and then move to another country
Amazing stuff as usual
🥰🥰
This is indeed an honest review
Though some of the reviews seems really cool the pros though
Thanks bro you jus change my mind fist this country
Nice one freeze control.
Amazing video
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Amazing video.
I have an interview with Mari state University, Russia. I hope I get a scholarship and my letter of offer afterwards.😁
Wish me well.
Keep up the amazing content man.❤️
Wishing you success in your interview.
@@FreezeControl it was successful. I have a whole lot of questions. Please reply my message on Instagram. Thank you in advance
@@Mattsuccesso sure!
@@Mattsuccesso please what's the screening test about? I've applied for Medicine
Nice video. Love it.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
very informative.. love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I was patiently waiting for the review on how the system makes the learning environment so comfortable; it's always the first thing that comes to my mind.
Nice one Sammyflek, as always wonderful video.
Weldone bruh ❤👏🏻✊🏻
🔥🔥🙏
I am originally from Syria and I have lived in Lebanon for most of my life. I did my elementary , secondary and even a bachelor's degree of computer science in an average Lebanese university, then went to russia via the goverment scholarship to continue my Master's degree in software engineering (taught in English) in one of the top 10 universities in Russia, and let me tell you something, the management system in Russia sucks. Like first of all, the teachers who teach you barely speak proper English (there was 1 out of 7 teachers was speaking good English). Moreover, the bureaucracy system here is pretty high as if you are committing a crime by asking for a document from the university or from the goverment. Moreover, there might be some courses that are assigned to no teacher, and then when the semester is about to finish, you get surprised that you were supposed to study it(despite having no materials and no teachers), or else, you get expelled from the university(they talk to you as if you are supposed to know the bureaucracy over here). Moreover, the courses seem to be outdated and you need to memorize instead of practically apply all you learnt. (I learnt all the practical things from my previous university in Lebanon so I basically learnt nothing this year that could benefit me).So basically , because of that, i finished my first year only 15 days ago when all students finished 1 and a half month ago and went to their countries to visit their families and I am left with approximately only 1 month in the summer. Fortunately, I have 1 year left and my Russian has gotten slightly better so I am planning to finish my studies and do my doctorate degree outside of Russia.
Now let me tell you about the pros living here: you get out of your confort zone and you explore a new culture and so many international friends
In conclusion, my advice to the students is don't come to Russia because of the special military operation and the education system sucks, unless you are willing to study in Russian and having no other choice but to study in Russia
Yeah. Im sorry to hear that my friend.
The truth is that Russia is great to study Engineering, Science or Medicine.
But NOT computer science or Law!
Thats the way it is.
sorry but i wanna ask, why not computer science? @@RUSTA5
Come to общежитии 🤓🤓🤓❤️
Can't wait to come over
Thanks sammyflek
😂😂😂😂😂
I just started reseraching on getting a master's degree from Moscow, Russia. The thrill of living in Russia excites me.
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions
Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year
Russian language 1900$ per year
Bachular 2200$ per year
Master 3500$ per year
I was wearing two jeans but still wanted to run back into the airport😂😩.. Studying in Russia is way better than Nigeria... I hope the Nigerian educational system gets better soon.
As person who studies in Russia, I can tell you it's not all rainbows and butterfly trust me
😂😂
@@Siasebastiao please explain
@Life Hacks I find people here to be rude and most of the times the school system is inflexible. On top of that the buildings are very old
@@adieljeffrey552I lived in Australia for 3 years and I have seen lot of rude people in those years and the education system is not that good either but the only way to avoid rude people or to avoid uncomfortable situation is staying in your home country 😂 every country comes with a set of problems no matter wherever you go you will face problem
Thnx brother for your experience in Russia
Same here in Belarus 🔥😂❤️ I can relate everything he said 👏🏽
I am here💃💃💃 nice channel Ma
Wow! Ma😂?
Hello
iam asking about if there is residency programs for doctors.?
iam a doctor from Sudan with bachelor degree..tell us more about residency program in Russia and if it will be funded and the requirements.
Thanks alot
First one here🥳✌️
🔥🔥🔥🔥
How can I apply for a Masters and PHD Scholarship in Civil Engineering?
Been awhile you posted how are you doing
Hello brother, thanks for sharing your experience. I have received Russian government scholarship this year and I also got the telex invitation. Although, the main Masters program has been assigned to UrFU university, but the Prepratory faculty is still showing as required. So do ministry update this later on or I have been assigned to the same for Prepratory as well???
Thanks in advance.. :)))
How did you get the scholarship?
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions
Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year
Russian language 1900$ per year
Bachular 2200$ per year
Master 3500$ per year
Freeze control, keep up the good work.
Please what materials did you use to study for your scholarship exam. If you used past papers, how do I get them?
Do you know this is the 7th time i watching this video😂😂cos it gives me vhim bro
Touching story
Well, Nigeria education ha ha😂. I feel it's bad because it's not well structured and they don't even improve on what they have. Same thing everytime but we hope it gets better you know. Keep flying high and higher man❤. Thanks, your videos are nice.
Touching😂😂😂
Thanks man for your view... I agree with you personally
10:24 ''Female teachers used to come to our hostel to do assignments together with us all night long...' 🤣🤣🤣🤣 You rock, man! 😇😂
😂😂😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄🙄😂😂😂😂
Wow😂
please is exams in russia in russian language too?😊
How did you study the language for your medical entrance exam ?
Hey bro, can you talk about the journey how it started back at home
I really enjoyed your video. You mentioned that you wrote an exam during your application process so what was the exam based on.
How easy is it to learn Russia language for anybody...older people?
I wouldn’t know for older people, but generally languages aren’t too easy to learn. I have a video coming up on how to learn languages effectively. Watch out!
Very interesting.
Hello bro , i am a Zimbabwean and i got the Presidential Scholarship so am coming in September...i want to ask , is it safe there bcz of the war and stuff and prices too
Prices in rubies so they are not bound to dollar rates.
It is safe. Don’t be afraid , come and see, you will like 🙂
Nice channel!.. I'm actually planning to do my masters over there. Just a quick question though, are international students allowed to work over there part time?.
I plan on coming to Moscow, do you have any idea if tech is in demand over there and if there are opportunities over there for techies?
Would appreciate your response.
Keep up the good work!👍
Yeah , students are allowed to work part time. IT graduates are in high demand but mainly in the big cities like Moscow and St Petersburg
IT techs are in high demand and you can always work online. Good luck to you👍🏼
Thanks for the info. Please will degrees from russia be downgraded due to the current war?
Thank u
Can u help with webside, or how do u apply to get scholarship to read medicine in Russia?
Hi family, is there any one in Irkutsk national research technicial university in Russia? Please DM let's talk
Hey i wanted to know do any of the majors in russia need sat?
your type of glasses, how can i get them. cuases staying on my laptop for hours is affecting me
I think the nearest ophthalmologist around you should be good or any eye Center… I guess it’s about the frame
Hello, I just came across your channel. thank you for this review on studying in Russia. It has informed me well. Pls I would need your counsel on this for my younger sister who wants to study medicine In Russia.......Can we apply directly to the university of our choice or we must use an agent? Thank you for your response in advance
Most times using an agent saves stress but obviously costs more.. Also depends on the university of choice
I’ll advise trying to apply to the school first, or if you know anyone in any of the universities, who can help you run the things over here, it helps and saves the money meant to be spent on agents
@@FreezeControl you are kind to have replied....God bless and honor you always....is there a way I can private chat you? If you permit it? Tnks
@@christabelisaac7024 sure I’m sammyflek on Instagram
@@FreezeControl okay thank you
Hi I wach your video and it was very helpful. Please do you have any idea of any cheap uni that I can study electrical engineering. Better still can I reach you privately?
Very interesting bro. Please i have a question is it possible for a masters student to have some courses maybe with the year one or year two thanks.
Thanks so much for watching. Yeah it’s possible
Nice video, pls i wanted to know if u can still work when learning the Russian Language?
thank u
Good video BTW ; hi my nephew want to come to study medicine in Russia. Which medical school has cheap tuition and is recognised internationally for its quality education
Hello, I think my school is quite cheap and has very quality education
I don’t know for other schools tho but you could check out Rostov State Medical University Russia
How much is the tuition fee there
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions
Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year
Russian language 1900$ per year
Bachular 2200$ per year
Master 3500$ per year
@@kashifsohail4693 in English, can you help with admission process??
Do we have to have bachelor degree while applying for masters being a final year student or or we can apply while awaiting degree
Hello are you still in Russia
Hey freeze control it's actually a coincidence that I'm clicking on your video...Im an applicant for the same program and same university..under the govt ...soo is there an option to study in English?
Apparently to study in English, you’ll have to be a private student. For us scholars, we study in Russian language which is awesomr
@UCtY5yud2LWNLosu71_AjIew first what are units? Also it applies to all schools and all countries. If you’re on scholarship, you’ll have to learn in a foreign language
@@FreezeControl okay thanks for the info
@@katrinaemy5277 please share the video to everyone you know 🥺🥺
@@FreezeControl oh okay
Units are like the subjects under medicine e.g biochemistry,anatomy,pathology etc....
I have a normal brother in Russia and I want to ask a question do they give scholarships to people with a autism(disability).
Well I’ve never heard of anything like that whether they give or not. But I think it’s worth the try. Except there are special schools for people with disabilities
@@FreezeControl How about local Universities can I still get a scholarship
In Russia, they do not have the right to refuse education to a disabled person. The main thing is to undergo a special medical examination. For disabled people, each university in the Russian Federation provides quotas and state funding for a certain number of students with a disability group. .
Hello pls I want to know if someone with a Russian study visa can apply for a US or Canada visa to travel on holiday.?
Sure you can apply and if you meet the criteria, you’ll be granted the visa
Can u please tell me about dentistry?
Hi sir , i have a question please , you got accepted in the scholarship to study medicine which is a difficult domain to get a scholarship in,( it is not easy to get accepted in the scholarship to study medicine) my only questions is what is your grade %
. Your baccalaureat grade ( Note) /Ta notre de bac? .Merci d'avance ..
Hey ! nice video. I wanted to ask does russia have a good mba University ?
I am not sure
But I guess they’d have
You can probably check online
Hello Everyone, Can someone please help me with Russian Pre-University Course lecture notes and video tutorials?
Nice to meet you bro, I will join you soon
Please i want to know the scholarship exam you took please
JUST A QUICK QUS BROTHER .... as a youtuber lives in russia are u getting money from google adds and youtube or its stopped after the war .... thanks a lot
You can earn as a TH-camr in Russia atm but I’m not sure how the payment is going to be made. I haven’t withdrawn from TH-cam so I Dont know how that works
From youtube you van withdraw by having a bank account in a bank called Raiffaissen bank(it is the only bank that is not sanctioned in Russia because it is an Austrian bank), but sadly, since there is no competitiveness with other bank, the bank gets 50/100 of the transacfion which is absurd and sad
I am studying here in Rostov too brother..
Я говорю по русский тоже брат 🤗🤗
I am here since a year and half already
Hi! I want to come over to Russia,
I need some guide from you bro I would be very grateful to get your WhatsApp details.
Hello please I don't know if this is late. I came across a program called Alabuga start 2023. I don't know if you've ever heard of it. Is it legit or a scam? They're promising to offer a full expense paid internship. Patiently waiting for your reply. Thanks
Good day.
I just graduated from a school in Nigeria here. And I wish to go over to Russia to study Pharmacy. I don't know what school to study in, but I prefer to study in a school in Moscow. Please, can I know what school you're in and are there any ones you'll recommend to me?
I also want to know what month the language learning class started. And if people that study in English medium are still opportuned to learn Russian language along the way?
Also, do you happen to have the contact of any agency that can help me with my visa and maybe admission?
Thank you so much. I anticipate your response.
Do you have instagram bro? maybe i can help you, i study in Moscow
The language learning starts in the first of Spetember each year. However, most international students come after 1 month or 2 months so it is harder for them, so the earlier you come the better
Edit: considering the university, the higher the ranking that the univeristy has, the better (check qs universiry ranking website to see the rankings)
Considering the question about studying in English and learning Russian along the way, I am gonna tell you it is hard unless you study a bachelor's or phd (because studying masters in english is only 2 years which is not enough to learn the language especially if you are studying in English)
Hello. One of the best Pharmacy Universities is in Pyatigorsk town (Stravropol region). And Pyatigorsk is a nice town.
How much does a unskilled student earn by doing part time?
How can I apply for the scholarship ?
Interesting.
I'm actually studying Russian language in Nigeria.
Please what's the name of your school
Man shut up, staying alone in money is better than staying with parents in poverty and they also taunt you that you dont work. Be happy that you are at better place
Hiiiii
I got a scholarship to study in Russia this year
At Tula state university
Please reply me 🙏
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Bro please how can I apply for the Russia scholarship? From Nigeria?
Can you guide me through please
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Please Samuel you skipped the scholarship criterium for the Government funded scheme you earlier said you applied for, can you deliberate on that please
The criteria are: Waec that’s at most 2 years old and I think about 16/17 years of age… basically I guess
@@FreezeControl Some else told me you must have distinction all through your papers before you can be qualified for the scholarship, how true is that please???
@@cosmoschikodi6867 that depends on the course you’re applying for… Medicine is very competitive and some other courses… so for those, you’ll need distinctions… oh and I think you need at least credit on your 5 core subjects
@@FreezeControl okay thanks alot
Pls any link for the scholarship
Do you study in english or russian? And thks for the video
Hi, which part of Russia did you go and study?
Rostov state…. Southern Russia
Can we know about the scholarship sir?
Yeah it’s a federal govt scholarship BEA
Good video, thabk you. My question: foreign student will take russian language courses in the first year, before they start with the unibersity, right? Do you know is it possible to take this russian language classes but only for a few month? Or is it mandatory to finish the whole year? Cheers
If you want to study in English related can ask me questions
Medicine mmbs 4400$ per year
Russian language 1900$ per year
Bachular 2200$ per year
Master 3500$ per year
You better use the whole year..
It's not an easy language and they're mostly not good at English
Cost please?
hello, i'm currently applying to Russia for Master's studies...which state could be very favorablr towards international students( africans more specifically)??
I can say that I know how Russian. In Moscow and in the city of St. Petersburg, there will be a more favorable atmosphere. Since the society in these megacities is much more multinational and liberal-minded. The larger the population in the city, the richer the city, the more comfortable it is. You can normally study in such cities as Samara, Yekaterinburg, Krasnodar, Kaliningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Vladivostok. In general, Russia is no longer the same terrible country as in the 90s. However, sadly, there are still racists. There are not many. And most often it is either the old generation, or the uneducated dregs of society. I wish you all the best in life! May your goals and dreams come true! Good luck!
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I'm seeing a nice system by your side there, are you tech guy, I mean do you code or program???
I don’t code or program… I probably will start soon.. it’s one of my interests
@@FreezeControl okay,
Do you mind if I have your WhatsApp digit??
Hey.
Where you taught in English or Russian.
Yeah I’m learning in Russian language
On what language do y learn boy?
I hope the nigerian education systemwill ever get better. Nice one there.
My daily prayer... it’s not actually that bad. It’s a very nice system with some little issues
how hard is the language in the first year of learning.
Pretty hard but slowly but surely you will get better
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go.,
No holidays 😢to fly back to Nigeria 😖
Do they have any cut off point for medicine??
Yes depends
@@FreezeControl can you help me with admission?
Are you taught all your courses in English or Russian?
Some students are taught in English but I’m not taught in English
@Freeze Control Thank you for your response. Are there specific universities which teach in English? If so, where?
@@tribalpeacock I think most schools here have both faculties.. meaning both English and Russian Medium. If you’ve been looking to study in a university, you can just check to make sure they have the English faculty
English based courses are expensive
Hi bro
Do u study in English or in Russian language
I really need help with something
With what?
Are you fluent in Russia now?
Please can you tell how to enter Russian uni for free?
What town are u in Russia?
Hey, In what university and what part of Russia are you, is the university all english or russian too? and why would students get paid to study in russia? Thanks.
The developed countries need to attract intelligent students from abroad, so they need you if you get a high score in your previous school because the more the university attracts foreign intelligent students, the higher the ranking it gets, the better the results. So the government needs you as an intelligent student as much as you need them.
Considering your first question about the language of study, you can decide between studying completely in English(without a 1 year Russian preparatory course if you have a scholarship) or in Russian (with 1 year Russian preparatory course) so the choice is yours
International exam? 🤔
Yeah like PLAB or USMLE
Hi, how much for One YEAR please 🙏
depends on the uni and course my g
Hi, I would like to ask you this
I contacted the Russian embassy by email to ask for a scholarship, but they didn't reply, does that mean that it is rejected?
What to do in order to fund a bachelor study trip?
Thank you
contact your local embassy
Are you studying in Russian language or English
I’m studying in Russian medium
Do you study medicine in Russian language ?