Thank you, my friend, for providing such honest information.I'm excited to connect with you! As someone who shares a passion for linguistics, I feel we have a lot in common. I recently applied for a scholarship in this field and would love to hear your insights and experiences!t in common. How can I talk to you? I want to secure a good score in it, and I hope you will guide me in this process. Our field is the same. Thanks in advance!
@@Saifo89 Hey! It’s a pleasure that you’re reaching out to me, fellow linguist! You can try to send me a message on Telegram or Instagram. My handle is the same as RUclips, @wantwotwee. And I’ll certainly try my best to help in any way I can!
1. I would like to apply for another subject in my bachelors. So what should I study for the test, which subject do I want to pursue a bachelor's degree in or what have I previously studied? 2. Will the syllabus available on Open Door site be enough or do I have to prepare something separately? 3. Should the motivation letter be handwritten or typed in PDF form or will it have to be written manually at the time of applying? 4. To study in Russia, have to fill the application form by going to the direct open door site and have to give all these tests, so what is the use of all these things in the embassy before applying the form?
@@Cellebproducts 1. I don’t quite understand this question. What do you mean by apply for another subject? If you apply for Maths, the test will of course be about Maths. So, you should prepare for Maths questions. 2. The questions that I answered for the test were all from the syllabus and papers posted on the website. So I would say, it should be sufficient. 3. It’s part of the first phase, during my time, hence we just had to upload our letter and submit them 4. By winning the competition, you get an invitation letter from the specific university that you will need to give to the embassy for them to grant you the visa. To get a student visa, you need an invitation letter from the university first. So this competition gives you the invitation letter, on top of the scholarship I hope my answer clarifies some doubt
I would definitely recommend you to take a Business and Management programme from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow. The quality of instruction in the Moscow campus is top tier and the students are very driven and motivated, so you can get important connections if you are seriously looking into this field. I took up some business modules from HSE Moscow in a cross-campus programme and I was really impressed with the standards there. I can't say much about the business programmes in other universities as I do not have experience, but generally I would recommend the top universities for an assured quality education. I.e. Lomonosov, HSE..
@@00MMohsinsaleem the information is all on the Open Doors website. For the choice of universities, you can check the list of participating universities. If a university caught your eye, you can Google and do some research if they have a Maths department, and look at the ranking. Ranking is a huge way to know if the quality of education is good. Also check if the education is in English, Russian, or mixed. You may need to send the university an email. Regarding the preparation, the list of subject to be tested will also be on the website. There should be some research papers that they will be testing about. Hope this helps, and good luck!
@@kimani_nbo you’re welcome! No, they did not pay for my flight tickets or transport to the university. You have to settle this on your own. I do get a student card for public transport, though. It made my bus/metro trips $0.10 instead of $0.30. 🤷🏻
Hey! Sorry, I don’t know anyone who had went for a Bachelors for MD in Russia before and I did not go for the course myself. So I can’t suggest something I don’t know. But I’d recommend checking the ranking of the university based on the list of the universities that participate in the competition. The top few universities would be safe and good. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for making the video I watched your video, and I found it very helpful. But, I am stuck in the first stage. I haven't done my university selection partly because I have decided on my programme and course. I also searched for universities, but on university portals, there is no mention of the medium of instruction; I chose biology and biotechnology. I emailed different universities, but they have not responded yet. The time is limited, and I am stuck in this situation. Please guide me related to this I am very depressed and confused now about what should I do. Because the medium of instruction is very important. I want to do my master's programme in English.
@@MemoonaShafique-c9d I can suggest trying to contact the “international admissions” office of the university you are applying to. They usually have an English speaking representative, and this person can help you find out from the subject department if the program is in English. If emailing is taking too long, you can try calling them instead. If you’re really desperate, there might be some professional companies in your country that may provide assistance regarding education programs in Russia. But I think that these companies will also try to contact the universities via these methods too. I’m not a spokesperson or employee for this olympiad or the universities, so this is as far as a help that I can go. Hope this helps!
@@zazzleq6139 For masters, you may upload references from previous professors and it will count towards extra points in the first stage of the competition. If you don’t you’ll be missing some points. I don’t know how crucial the points will be, but I did submit a reference. For PhD, in the final stage, there is an interview section where they will question you about your intended research, and thus will likely ask for references, past mentors, research etc. This was my experience from 3 years back so, there may also be changes to the application process. Hope this helps!
@@rafaykalim7883 hostel accommodation are relatively affordable for almost all the universities. They cost between $20-50 per month? I made a video about renting in my channel. You can check it out! Regarding a course for clinical medicine specifically, I have no idea because I didn’t study it. I have friends from PIMO in Nizhny Novgorod. They said that the education is good there, but you need more practice.
Can you give some tips on passing second stage tests? I tried this scholarship before one year but failed on second stage. I would like to win this scholarship in this time.
@@rajasekaran8618 ohh, that’s unfortunate! Well, you should study for the test using the research papers that they provide in the website under the subject you are applying for. Some of the research papers are in Russian, so you need to translate it to English. The answers for the test are in those research papers. If you study and memorise the contents of the research papers, you should be able to answer the questions. I did that, eventhough my knowledge of the subject is different from what I previously knew and I got it
@@ejirogheneokei4969 I mentioned some tips on how to prepare for stage 2 in my video! I’ll just mention it here. So the test are all based on research papers that the organisers would have already uploaded onto the OpenDoors website. You can find them and study them, and the questions will come from there! For stage 1, they give points for each submitted documents that they ask for. And for stage 2, it is a test, so you get points for each correct answer. The test has multiple choice questions and an essay question.
For motivation letter what should me the length of each paragraph like 1. description of scientific interests 2. Personal goals and 3 others how many words should be in each para
@@AllAboutLove143 I don’t quite remember the details about my motivation letter and it’s lengths etc. I think I wrote 1 page length for the letter and only one paragraph to explain each point. I kept my answers short and sweet 👍🏼
Thank you brother for the video I wanted to ask a question about achievements I have a certificates of excellence from 7th grade till 12th grade for being top of my class would this be good achievement to upload? I'm applying for the bachelor track
This part is a unclear to me too, tbh. I personally was a winner and got a scholarship ($30 stipend per month, free study, invitation for visa, & student benefits like dormitory placing and student card). I don’t know if a prizewinner gets more stuff. You can email the organisation through the official website.
@@kashifaliofficial335 I have a friend who got offered and it depends on the university. In general, it’s not a lot. You’re looking at $30-$100 per month, I think.
@@Rokia-g8c There is a framework to obtain PR that you can follow. Right after your studies, you can apply for TRP and if you find work & are able to sustain yourself in the country and meet the minimum requirement of years for PR, you can apply for PR. I think that KNOWING Russian, not just having a Russian language cert is much more important. I had a friend who was applying for TRP from his home country and was met with a bad reaction when he mention that he could not speak Russian. Officer wanted to reject him immediately until he replied in his limited Russian and said that he could speak a little Russian. (This is his story, so take it with a pinch of salt). If you plan for PR, you should learn to speak some Russian especially if you plan to live in the country for long. Not knowing the language will severely limit your available jobs too. Hope this helps. (Do subscribe and follow! I’ll be talking about TRP, visa, and PR in a video soon!)
@@Rokia-g8c to be fair, there are many organisations that give out Russian language proficiency certifications. And you could easily get them, without much work, or actually being fluent in the language. Hence, you will eventually have to meet an officer face-2-face to get your TRP or PR, and in this interaction, your language proficiency would most likely be assessed. Good luck!
@@HoneyArmani I really did not know that they added the Bachelors programme into this year’s competition! As I mentioned in the video, this is based on my experience of applying 3 years ago so some things may have changed between then and now 🤔
@@AllAboutLove143 I shared about my background in linguistics, having studied it in uni, and then why I was fascinated to study linguistics in Russia. I said that I was curious about the different linguistic schools that was developed in Russia. It is a personal reason, so I hope this helps! 🤔
@@wantwotwee what should me the length of of each paragraph like 1. description of scientific interests 2. Personal goals and 3 others how many words should be in each para
@@AllAboutLove143 I don’t quite remember the details about my motivation letter and it’s lengths etc. I think I’m wrote 1 page length for the letter and only one paragraph to explain each point. I kept my answers short and sweet
@@Incoming. well, i don’t quite remember the score because it was 3 years ago and I don’t have a record of my actual score. But I submitted all the documents that the organisers asked for, so I believe I got points for all of them. And for the second phase, I studied for it and I scored decently (definitely more than 75%).
@@AdetoroAbdulsalam yes! Actually, they will ask you to name your top 5 school choices and courses, after you’ve won. Then the uni will contact you about the invitation & visa. Do subscribe to find out more 🙏🏼☺️
@@MohanKumar-lo4ez I am not the organiser of the competition. From what I know from the website, it is a competition and there are no limited slots for specific countries. You can e-mail them for more information about this to confirm. I am just simply a past participant of the competition
@@MuhsinGamji well, yes actually! $200 is good enough for all expenses if you don’t splurge too much and go to restaurants every day. When I save and don’t go out often, I spend about $150-200 per month. But when I go out often to bars or restaurants and concerts, I spend about $500 per month
@@johnnygamerz8333 I have no idea as I didn’t try to apply for this course myself. You can go to the OpenDoors list of participating universities and then e-mail reach university to ask if their programme is in the English medium. That was what I did for the Applied Linguistics programme that I took. It will take a little time but it will be worth it. Good luck!
@@ngayaroland3861 for the open doors scholarship, no, accommodation is not provided. However, the university dormitories are made really affordable for students. They start from $25 per month and some are in the best locations in the cities
This is an amazing video, thank you for the advice and Tips!
Thank you, my friend, for providing such honest information.I'm excited to connect with you! As someone who shares a passion for linguistics, I feel we have a lot in common. I recently applied for a scholarship in this field and would love to hear your insights and experiences!t in common. How can I talk to you? I want to secure a good score in it, and I hope you will guide me in this process. Our field is the same. Thanks in advance!
@@Saifo89 Hey! It’s a pleasure that you’re reaching out to me, fellow linguist! You can try to send me a message on Telegram or Instagram. My handle is the same as RUclips, @wantwotwee. And I’ll certainly try my best to help in any way I can!
1. I would like to apply for another subject in my bachelors. So what should I study for the test, which subject do I want to pursue a bachelor's degree in or what have I previously studied?
2. Will the syllabus available on Open Door site be enough or do I have to prepare something separately?
3. Should the motivation letter be handwritten or typed in PDF form or will it have to be written manually at the time of applying?
4. To study in Russia, have to fill the application form by going to the direct open door site and have to give all these tests, so what is the use of all these things in the embassy before applying the form?
@@Cellebproducts 1. I don’t quite understand this question. What do you mean by apply for another subject? If you apply for Maths, the test will of course be about Maths. So, you should prepare for Maths questions.
2. The questions that I answered for the test were all from the syllabus and papers posted on the website. So I would say, it should be sufficient.
3. It’s part of the first phase, during my time, hence we just had to upload our letter and submit them
4. By winning the competition, you get an invitation letter from the specific university that you will need to give to the embassy for them to grant you the visa. To get a student visa, you need an invitation letter from the university first. So this competition gives you the invitation letter, on top of the scholarship
I hope my answer clarifies some doubt
Well, thankyou so much
Thank you bro for the update!
Please recommend some universities for the Business and Management Bachelor track?
Thank you.
I would definitely recommend you to take a Business and Management programme from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow. The quality of instruction in the Moscow campus is top tier and the students are very driven and motivated, so you can get important connections if you are seriously looking into this field. I took up some business modules from HSE Moscow in a cross-campus programme and I was really impressed with the standards there.
I can't say much about the business programmes in other universities as I do not have experience, but generally I would recommend the top universities for an assured quality education. I.e. Lomonosov, HSE..
Okay, thank you!
Thank you bro
Can you tell me about math departments
And test preparation for the Master program
@@00MMohsinsaleem the information is all on the Open Doors website. For the choice of universities, you can check the list of participating universities. If a university caught your eye, you can Google and do some research if they have a Maths department, and look at the ranking. Ranking is a huge way to know if the quality of education is good. Also check if the education is in English, Russian, or mixed. You may need to send the university an email.
Regarding the preparation, the list of subject to be tested will also be on the website. There should be some research papers that they will be testing about. Hope this helps, and good luck!
Sir can you give us tips for the second stage exam
@@Motivationalspeeches-r4p Hello! In my video, I mentioned tips on how to succeed the second stage. I think those tips would really help :) Good luck!
Thanks for the video. Did they pay for your flight ticket to Russia and transport to the university?
@@kimani_nbo you’re welcome! No, they did not pay for my flight tickets or transport to the university. You have to settle this on your own.
I do get a student card for public transport, though. It made my bus/metro trips $0.10 instead of $0.30. 🤷🏻
Does the Russian government pay for accomodation ?
Hey ....bro can you suggest a university for Medicine(MD) program for Bachelors (specialist track) under open door scholarship
Hey! Sorry, I don’t know anyone who had went for a Bachelors for MD in Russia before and I did not go for the course myself. So I can’t suggest something I don’t know.
But I’d recommend checking the ranking of the university based on the list of the universities that participate in the competition. The top few universities would be safe and good. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for making the video I watched your video, and I found it very helpful. But, I am stuck in the first stage. I haven't done my university selection partly because I have decided on my programme and course. I also searched for universities, but on university portals, there is no mention of the medium of instruction; I chose biology and biotechnology. I emailed different universities, but they have not responded yet. The time is limited, and I am stuck in this situation. Please guide me related to this I am very depressed and confused now about what should I do. Because the medium of instruction is very important. I want to do my master's programme in English.
@@MemoonaShafique-c9d
I can suggest trying to contact the “international admissions” office of the university you are applying to. They usually have an English speaking representative, and this person can help you find out from the subject department if the program is in English. If emailing is taking too long, you can try calling them instead.
If you’re really desperate, there might be some professional companies in your country that may provide assistance regarding education programs in Russia. But I think that these companies will also try to contact the universities via these methods too.
I’m not a spokesperson or employee for this olympiad or the universities, so this is as far as a help that I can go. Hope this helps!
@@wantwotwee Thank you so much for your quick response.
OK, I try this method also.
Hey, can we connect?
I have also applied for the same program.
For open doors scholarship, did they require references from previous lecturers or professors? For both masters and PhDs?
@@zazzleq6139 For masters, you may upload references from previous professors and it will count towards extra points in the first stage of the competition. If you don’t you’ll be missing some points. I don’t know how crucial the points will be, but I did submit a reference.
For PhD, in the final stage, there is an interview section where they will question you about your intended research, and thus will likely ask for references, past mentors, research etc.
This was my experience from 3 years back so, there may also be changes to the application process. Hope this helps!
you got selected and won in January or february ..i think .....so at which month the university sent you the admission letter and invitation?
@@mustafacamat I received an admission letter & invitation at the end of March. 23rd March, to be precise
And please tell us when was the intake?
@ If you mean when is the start date of the university programme, it is in September of the year that you apply in
@@wantwotwee Thanks
which university to consider for masters in clinical medicine with cheap accommodation?
@@rafaykalim7883 hostel accommodation are relatively affordable for almost all the universities. They cost between $20-50 per month? I made a video about renting in my channel. You can check it out!
Regarding a course for clinical medicine specifically, I have no idea because I didn’t study it. I have friends from PIMO in Nizhny Novgorod. They said that the education is good there, but you need more practice.
How much stipend provides to the bachelor students by government??
From what I heard, it's the same! About $30 per month
Can you give some tips on passing second stage tests? I tried this scholarship before one year but failed on second stage. I would like to win this scholarship in this time.
@@rajasekaran8618 ohh, that’s unfortunate! Well, you should study for the test using the research papers that they provide in the website under the subject you are applying for. Some of the research papers are in Russian, so you need to translate it to English. The answers for the test are in those research papers. If you study and memorise the contents of the research papers, you should be able to answer the questions. I did that, eventhough my knowledge of the subject is different from what I previously knew and I got it
@wantwotwee thank you very much for this information. Definitely I will win this scholarship this time!
@@rajasekaran8618did u get the research papers
@@rajasekaran8618did u get the research papers
How can someone prepare for stage 2.
Also how is the final score calculated like the stage 1 and 2?
@@ejirogheneokei4969 I mentioned some tips on how to prepare for stage 2 in my video! I’ll just mention it here. So the test are all based on research papers that the organisers would have already uploaded onto the OpenDoors website. You can find them and study them, and the questions will come from there!
For stage 1, they give points for each submitted documents that they ask for. And for stage 2, it is a test, so you get points for each correct answer. The test has multiple choice questions and an essay question.
For motivation letter what should me the length of each paragraph like 1. description of scientific interests 2. Personal goals and 3 others how many words should be in each para
@@AllAboutLove143 I don’t quite remember the details about my motivation letter and it’s lengths etc. I think I wrote 1 page length for the letter and only one paragraph to explain each point. I kept my answers short and sweet 👍🏼
Thank you brother for the video
I wanted to ask a question about achievements I have a certificates of excellence from 7th grade till 12th grade for being top of my class would this be good achievement to upload? I'm applying for the bachelor track
Hi! I think you can upload whatever achievements that you have and leave it to the organisers to decide it's relevancy. Good luck with your bachelors!
@@wantwotwee Thank you. I’ll upload them and see what happens.
Heyy brother
How many online Certificate are u uploaded in portfolio
&, which are the Certificate, plzz let me know ,, Thank-you
@@MohanKumar-lo4ez for me, every certificate that they asked for, I submitted atleast a copy so that I secure that point. Every point counts!
Brother what do winners and Prizewinners get? Do they get equal awards or there will be something else for Prizewinners?
This part is a unclear to me too, tbh. I personally was a winner and got a scholarship ($30 stipend per month, free study, invitation for visa, & student benefits like dormitory placing and student card). I don’t know if a prizewinner gets more stuff. You can email the organisation through the official website.
How much is the monthly stipend?? I'm gonna apply within few days for ug.
@@FigureSK8ing_lovers it should be the same as for the Masters. ~$30 per month
How much stipend for phd ?
@@kashifaliofficial335 I have a friend who got offered and it depends on the university. In general, it’s not a lot. You’re looking at $30-$100 per month, I think.
Does having a Russian language course, helps to get PR easily
@@Rokia-g8c There is a framework to obtain PR that you can follow. Right after your studies, you can apply for TRP and if you find work & are able to sustain yourself in the country and meet the minimum requirement of years for PR, you can apply for PR. I think that KNOWING Russian, not just having a Russian language cert is much more important. I had a friend who was applying for TRP from his home country and was met with a bad reaction when he mention that he could not speak Russian. Officer wanted to reject him immediately until he replied in his limited Russian and said that he could speak a little Russian. (This is his story, so take it with a pinch of salt).
If you plan for PR, you should learn to speak some Russian especially if you plan to live in the country for long. Not knowing the language will severely limit your available jobs too. Hope this helps.
(Do subscribe and follow! I’ll be talking about TRP, visa, and PR in a video soon!)
@@Rokia-g8c to be fair, there are many organisations that give out Russian language proficiency certifications. And you could easily get them, without much work, or actually being fluent in the language. Hence, you will eventually have to meet an officer face-2-face to get your TRP or PR, and in this interaction, your language proficiency would most likely be assessed. Good luck!
@@wantwotweethanks
This is very informative and help me a lot.
Why did you say that we cant apply for bechlors though the Website it says shows that we can?
@@HoneyArmani I really did not know that they added the Bachelors programme into this year’s competition! As I mentioned in the video, this is based on my experience of applying 3 years ago so some things may have changed between then and now 🤔
Bro can you please share your motivation letter so that we can get some idea from this 🙏
@@AllAboutLove143 I shared about my background in linguistics, having studied it in uni, and then why I was fascinated to study linguistics in Russia. I said that I was curious about the different linguistic schools that was developed in Russia. It is a personal reason, so I hope this helps! 🤔
@@wantwotwee what should me the length of of each paragraph like 1. description of scientific interests 2. Personal goals and 3 others how many words should be in each para
@@AllAboutLove143 I don’t quite remember the details about my motivation letter and it’s lengths etc. I think I’m wrote 1 page length for the letter and only one paragraph to explain each point. I kept my answers short and sweet
Bro wheres the link
@@BadNewsBarrettBNB od.globaluni.ru
Or you can just type “Open Doors Russia” as I have mentioned in my video. :)
How much you scored out of 45 in the first phase and in the second phase? Thank you
@@Incoming. well, i don’t quite remember the score because it was 3 years ago and I don’t have a record of my actual score. But I submitted all the documents that the organisers asked for, so I believe I got points for all of them. And for the second phase, I studied for it and I scored decently (definitely more than 75%).
Can i apply for more than one school and different course?
@@AdetoroAbdulsalam yes! Actually, they will ask you to name your top 5 school choices and courses, after you’ve won. Then the uni will contact you about the invitation & visa. Do subscribe to find out more 🙏🏼☺️
Is there any limited members from a country to select in open door scholarship
@@MohanKumar-lo4ez I believe it’s an open competition, based on their website. Hence, it will be based on purely competitive selection for everyone
@@wantwotwee yes or no ?
If it yes am not going work on it that's why am asking u sir plzz let me know
@@MohanKumar-lo4ez I am not the organiser of the competition. From what I know from the website, it is a competition and there are no limited slots for specific countries. You can e-mail them for more information about this to confirm. I am just simply a past participant of the competition
@@wantwotwee thank you for the information
how much is the monthly stipend in this scholarship
@@محمدايمنمحمد-ت1ق it’s about ~$30 per month
Can we study for undergraduate?
@@Deepu-c7e yes, you can. Bachelor’s programme is part of this year’s competition
@@wantwotwee 😂still I'm in 10th grade it's about 2yrs for me to apply
Bro which university did you get into?
@@Relatable_posting I went to HSE NN
How much shold you score out of 45, in the first phase and how about in the second phase? Thank you
I scored 35 out of 45 in first. But not sure how much I'll need to qualify.
Bro, is $30 enough for student to live in Russia?
@@MuhsinGamji It is just enough to pay for the school dormitory and a little bit extra. Tbh, you’ll need more for daily expenses definitely!
@@wantwotwee In a month, can I cover all my expenses as a student with $200?
@@MuhsinGamji well, yes actually! $200 is good enough for all expenses if you don’t splurge too much and go to restaurants every day. When I save and don’t go out often, I spend about $150-200 per month. But when I go out often to bars or restaurants and concerts, I spend about $500 per month
Brother please share me English Meduim language universities for Software Engineering and information technology
@@johnnygamerz8333 I have no idea as I didn’t try to apply for this course myself. You can go to the OpenDoors list of participating universities and then e-mail reach university to ask if their programme is in the English medium. That was what I did for the Applied Linguistics programme that I took. It will take a little time but it will be worth it. Good luck!
Is your study medium english or Russian?
@@KhushiKala-ig6cp Mine was fully in English!
Does the Russian government pay for accomodation ?
@@ngayaroland3861 for the open doors scholarship, no, accommodation is not provided. However, the university dormitories are made really affordable for students. They start from $25 per month and some are in the best locations in the cities