Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakova

Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School
(military institute) named after Marshal of Engineering Troops
A.I.Proshlyakova
Conditions for admission to Tyumen Higher
military engineering command school
in 2015
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Tyumen Military Engineering School was founded in 1957 on the basis of the Tyumen (Tallinn) Military Infantry School

September 1, 2007
Tyumen Higher Military Engineering
the command school was awarded a pennant
Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation
"For courage, military valor and high
combat training."
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Specialties of training:

190110 - “Special purpose vehicles”,



Military specialization: Application of airborne engineering units and

Military specialization: Application of engineering units of the Strategic Missile Forces and
operation of engineering weapons
Military specialization: Use of pontoon bridges, airborne transport units and operation of engineering weapons
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Specialties of training:
for higher professional education programs
140107 - “Heat and electricity supply
special technical systems and objects",

Military specialty: Application of units and operation of engineering
electrical equipment
210602 - “Special radio systems”,
qualification - specialist; duration of study 5 years
Military specialty: Application of controlled mining units
and operation of radio-electronic engineering weapons
271101 - “Construction of unique buildings and structures”,
qualification - specialist; duration of study 5.5 years
Military specialty: Application of engineering and positional units,
construction and operation of fortifications and camouflage
for secondary vocational education programs
151030 - “Special machines and devices”,
qualification - technician; Duration of training - 2 years 10 months.
Military Specialty: Engineering Unit Applications and Operations
engineering weapons
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Requirements for candidates for admission to the school
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Citizens are considered as candidates for enrollment in the school
Russian Federation, having a state-issued document on average
(full) general, secondary vocational education or diploma
primary vocational education, if it contains a record of receipt
a citizen of secondary (complete) general education from among:
- citizens who have not served in military service - aged 16 to 22 years (age
determined as of August 1 of the year of admission);
- citizens who have completed military service, military personnel undergoing military service
conscription service - until they reach the age of 24;
- military personnel undergoing military service under a contract (except for officers), until they reach the age of 25 years.

Sample application for admission to school
To the military commissar Leninsky
JSC Tyumen to S. Karpov
from
Sidorova
Mikhail
Illarionovich, born 16
November 1996
resident
By
address:
Tyumen, proezd 9 May, 6, apt. 95
Statement.
I ask you to consider my candidacy for admission to
Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School
specialty: “Application of engineering units and
operation of engineering weapons."
Foreign language studied: English.
I am attaching to the application:
1. Autobiography.
2. Characteristics.
3. Certificate of current academic performance.
4. A copy of the birth certificate.
5. Copy of passport.
6. Medical card.
7. Three photographs 4.5x6 cm.
March 15, 2015
Signature
M. Sidorov
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Entrance tests to the school:
(professional selection is held from July 1 to July 25)
Assessment of the level of general educational preparedness according to
Unified State Examination results in three subjects:
Mathematics
Physics
Russian language
minimum score threshold
Assessment of physical fitness level
Pull-up on the bar
100m sprint
3 kilometer run
Professional and psychological selection
I category
II category
III category
Medical examination
IV category

Exercise name
Pull up on
crossbar
100m sprint.
3 km run.
MAX threshold - number of times,
s., min., (100 points)
30 times
12.3 s
10.30 min
Points
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1p=4b
4
0.1 s = from 1 to 3 b
15,4
3с=1b
14,50
Sum of points for completing exercises according to
physical training
Converting points scored to 100 points
scale
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In three exercises
120-149
150-169
170 or more
25-54
55-74
75-100
Assessment of physical fitness for three exercises
“Excellent” - 170 points;
“Good” - 150 points;
“Satisfactory” - 120 points.
2.4 Then the obtained points must be converted to a 100-point scale (USE).
Converting points to a 100-point scale (USE)
2.5 An example of issuing a final assessment of a candidate’s physical fitness:
The candidate did 9 pull-ups – 46 points, ran 100 meters in 14.4 seconds – 40 points and
ran 3000 meters in 11.30 minutes – 66 points. Total points scored
candidate 150 – “good” rating. Next, we convert the points for completing the exercises to 100
point scale (USE) – 57 points. The result is entered into the competition list - 57 points.

Accepted out of competition, subject to successful
passing entrance tests:
- orphans and children left without parental care, as well as persons under the age of
23 years old from among orphans and children left without parental care;
- citizens under the age of 20 who have only one disabled parent
Group I, if the average per capita family income is below the subsistence level,
established in the relevant subject of the Russian Federation;
- citizens who are discharged from military service and enter educational
institutions based on the recommendations of commanders of military units, as well as participants
military operations.
Preferential rights for admission are enjoyed by:
- citizens discharged from military service;
- children of military personnel who died while performing their military service duties
or those who died due to military injury or illness;
- children of persons killed or died as a result of military injury or illness,
received by them while participating in counter-terrorism operations and (or) other
activities to combat terrorism. The procedure for identifying persons who took part in
conducting counter-terrorism operations and (or) other measures to combat
terrorism, is established in accordance with federal laws;
- citizens who have been assigned a sports category in accordance with the established procedure
candidate for master of sports, first sports category or sports rank in a military applied sport, as well as citizens who have been trained in military-patriotic youth and children's associations.

On March 24, 1975, the Kamenets-Podolsk Higher Military Engineering Command School was named after Marshal of the Engineering Troops Viktor Kondratievich Kharchenko, who was at the forefront of the formation of one of the best military schools of the former USSR.

Unfortunately, two years ago (09/1/2012) this illustrious educational institution was disbanded, and its unique material and educational base was simply destroyed. Some, of course, remained and continue to serve for the training of reserve officers. The very spirit of the military engineer and scientific and technological development have faded into oblivion.

The school deserves a separate book. I will explain it briefly in the article.

After World War II, the development of engineering troops required that the branches of the armed forces have engineering formations that could carry out the most important and most complex tasks of engineering support for combat and operations, taking into account the growing technical equipment, mobility of troops, and the possible use of mass destruction. In turn, the technical re-equipment of the engineering troops required a large number of qualified personnel, whose training took place in a number of specialized military educational institutions (VNZ). These military engineering schools included: Leningrad Military Engineering School (1937-1960), Moscow Military Engineering School (1937-1960), Chernigov Military Engineering School (1940-1943), Borisov Military Engineering School ( 1940-1943), Zlatoust Military Engineering School (1941-1942), Michurinsk Military Engineering School (1941-1942), Tyumen Military Engineering School (1956-1968), Kaliningrad Military Engineering School school (1960-1973), Kamenets-Podolsk military engineering school (1967-1969). The largest number of trained engineering officers occurred in the period 40-70 of the twentieth century. After the reform, which was associated with the lack of need to train a large number of military engineering personnel, the number of educational institutions in this field of training at the end of the 1960s decreased significantly. There were three military engineering schools left, which were later transformed into higher military educational institutions: Kaliningrad, Tyumen and Kamenets-Podolsk.

The Kaliningrad Military Engineering School was created in 1960 as a military engineering school on the basis of the Leningrad and Moscow military engineering schools. In 1965 it acquired the status of a higher military engineering school, and in 1973 the duration of training was set at five years. This military educational institution trained only engineering specialists. This direction of training was due to the need for highly specialized specialists for the engineering troops for the high-quality use and maintenance of new types of engineering weapons and equipment. As of 1990, the Kaliningrad Military Engineering School taught in five specialties: weapons engineering with the qualification of mechanical engineer; electrical engineering equipment with the qualification of electrical engineer; operation of nuclear weapons by engineering troops with the qualification of radio engineer; fortifications with qualification as a civil engineer; operation and repair of radio telemechanics engineering systems with qualification as a radio engineer. After the collapse of the USSR, this university remained part of Russia and was relocated to Nizhny Novgorod and received the name “Nizhny Novgorod Higher Military Engineering School”. Since 1998, the university has become a branch of the Military Engineering University in Moscow.

Tyumen Military Engineering University was created in 1956, and in 1968 it was transformed into a higher command military engineering school. This institution trained engineering specialists in the command profile of training, commanders of engineering units in four specialties with the qualification of an engineer for the operation of engineering weapons vehicles. The list of specialties included the following professions: command-tactical engineering and sapper specialization in controlled mining; command-tactical engineering and technical; command tactical airlift; command-tactical pontoon-bridge. With the collapse of the USSR, the school remained part of Russia and in 1998 was transformed into a branch of the Moscow Military Engineering University.

Military in Kamenets-Podolsk

In 1967, officer training for engineering troops began in Ukraine in the city of Kamenets-Podolsky. This began with the order of the USSR Minister of Defense No. 011 (January 1967) on the formation of a military engineering school with staff No. 17/711. On February 20, 1967, Colonel Vasily Ermakov was appointed head of the school. In the summer, officers began to arrive - the deputy head of the school for technical affairs, Nikolai Klimenko, deputy. for academic affairs p. Yakov Kriksunov, deputy. in the rear of the p/p-k Ivan Shcherbina, chief of finance captain Vasily Slobodyanyuk and others. A total of 15 people.

The school management took over the property and affairs from the head of the artillery division, who was located here before. As Pavel Makarsky (the first commander of the cadet company) recalls, even before the arrival of the cadets, the formation of a battalion to support the educational process began from 25 recruits from Kamenets and the region. At that time, there were only two pre-war barracks on the territory, a small canteen and a medical unit; on the site of today’s parade ground there was grass and goats grazed. Gradually they began to settle in, construction of educational buildings, cafes, equipment for a training ground, and a drill ground began.

On October 2, 1967, on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, member of the military council - beginning. Political Directorate of the PrikVO Colonel General Maltsev presented the Kamenets-Podolsk Military Engineering School with a battle flag. The banner was brought to the school in the spring of 1967 under guard from Lvov by Andrei Ishchenko, deputy head of the school’s political department. After the last graduation of the school cadets (June 16, 1995), the banner was transferred to the archives. It was replaced by a Ukrainian-style banner.

The training ground for practical training was equipped on the site of the population's vegetable gardens and a former tank and artillery shooting range. Artificial ponds were also built at the site.

The car park was also built on a swampy area, where the bushes grew taller than their heads. At first, former stables were used for training for the cadets (later medical warehouses were equipped there). The stables were partitioned off with plywood walls. It turned out something like classes.

In emergency mode, the construction of boxes for equipment began, because In winter, for practical training, it had to be broken off from the frozen ground with crowbars. It should be said that the training ground, like all other objects, was built by the cadets themselves, during breaks between classes. And sometimes tests were taken simply in the open air.

As of September 1967, two engineer-sapper battalions and one road cadet battalion were created within the structure of the school. At the same time, nine cycles (departments) were formed, in particular: socio-economic disciplines, engineering and tactical training, combined arms disciplines, engineering weapons vehicles, engineering obstacles and demolition, crossings and bridges, fortification and camouflage, road, general education disciplines , as well as a battalion for supporting the educational process. During this period, two courses were recruited: the first course was recruited at the established military educational institution, and the second course was recruited from among three companies that arrived from the Tyumen Military Engineering School. In January 1968, by order of the USSR Minister of Defense No. 019 and General Staff Directive No. ORG 6/86628 dated January 14, 1969, the school was renamed into a higher military engineering command school with a four-year training period. In the same year, the first graduation of officers was made. Following the new staff No. 17/908, approved by the Chief of the General Staff on April 30, 1969, the number of cadet battalions was increased to four, and each battalion was supplemented with road specialty companies. Retraining of reserve officers began, for which retraining courses were created accordingly. In 1975, by the directive of the General Staff No. 314/10/0914 of July 17, 1975, the General Staff of the Ground Forces No. 453/1/0881 of August 8, 1975, and the directive of the headquarters of the Carpathian Military District No. 15/1/01415 of August 19 .1975 the Department of Physical Training and Sports was created.

The high marks regarding the educational process that the school received for a long time made it possible to assign it the name of Marshal of the Engineering Troops V.K. Kharchenko. (Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 184 of March 7, 1975 and order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 75 of March 24, 1975).

The training of officers was carried out according to the command profile and the following specialties: command tactical engineer-sapper, command tactical engineer-technical and specialization engineer-sapper of the airborne troops (each company had one airborne platoon).

In the fire of war

With the beginning of the Afghan war (1979-1989), the engineering troops had to carry out one of the most difficult tasks: ensuring the passage of columns, protecting strongholds, providing units with water, but most importantly, combating the danger of mines. Many graduates of the school went through the crucible of this war, and 37 of them died. Their names are immortalized on a memorial complex on the territory of the school. One of the officers was seriously wounded, and two were shell-shocked. Fortunately, Colonels Sergei Zubarevsky, Vladimir Perizhnyak, Mikhail Neroba, Oleksiy and Sergei Tverdokhleb (the latter works as a teacher at the Kamenets-Podolsk Military Lyceum), Lieutenant Colonels Yuriy Galyan, Vyacheslav Zhurba (serving in the Center) returned alive from the Afghan war and are still in service today. demining), Alexey Osadchiy, Major Gennady Stavniychuk, Art. Warrant Officer Galina Petlevanaya (employee of the medical unit).

During the years of independence

After the collapse of the USSR, the starting document regarding the creation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including engineering troops, was the Act of Declaration of Independence of Ukraine. On August 31, 1993, the Military Engineering Faculty (VIF) was formed at the Kamenets-Podolsk Agricultural Institute. The involvement of the scientific and pedagogical staff of a civilian university provided, of course, the opportunity to undergo accreditation and carry out training at a higher-quality civilian educational level, namely: bachelor, specialist, military tactical and operational-tactical educational levels, which was not the case at the previous higher military command school. But, in essence, it was from this that the gradual process of collapse of a powerful military educational institution began, which ended in December 2012. In 1996, the training of officers at the Kamenets-Podolsk Higher Military Command School was completed in connection with its liquidation.

Based on the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 64 of January 21, 1998 “On the reorganization of the military training department of the Kyiv National University. Taras Shevchenko and VIF at the Podolsk State Agrarian-Technical Academy (as the former agricultural institute began to be called), by order of the Minister of Ukraine for Emergency Situations and for the Protection of the Population from the Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster dated May 12, 1998 No. 197/139, from August 1 the faculty was reorganized to the Military Engineering Institute at the Podolsk State Agrarian-Technical Academy.

The Military Engineering Institute of the Podolsk State Agrarian-Technical Academy was intended to carry out training, education and professional training of officers of the operational-tactical direction of training in the specialty “Organization of combat and operational support for troops (forces)” - for the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine; officers of the tactical direction of training in the specialties “Armament and equipment of engineering troops” and “Combat use and control of the actions of units (units, formations) of the Ground Forces” - for the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the Committee for the Protection of the State Border of Ukraine and other security forces state structures; adjunct officers in the following specialties: “Military art”, “Engineering equipment of theaters of military operations”, “Armament and military equipment”; reserve officers - specialists of engineering troops from among students of the Podolsk State Agrotechnical Academy, Podolsk State Pedagogical University in ten specialties; warrant officers - specialists of engineering troops; qualified soldiers in twenty-four working specialties for engineering troops; foreign military personnel of all categories, specializing as officers at the tactical level of training; Level 1 and 2 mine clearance specialists; sappers and sapper-reconnaissance units of peacekeeping units; fortification specialists; canine crews of mine-detecting dogs; training and retraining of military specialists of the Ministry of Defense and other law enforcement agencies in the specialty “Combat use and control of the actions of units (units, formations) of the Ground Forces.” The institute trained specialists in mine clearance for the peacekeeping contingent of the United Nations missions in Lebanon.

A number of new structures were created at the institute, namely: the Mine Action Center, where mine action specialists were trained and retrained, and reserve officers are trained in reserve officer training courses.

The material and technical support for the educational process became weaker every year, while in the former K-PVVIKU the opposite situation was observed due to better funding. There was also a noticeable difference in the quality of the scientific and teaching staff. Thus, in 1989, there were 26 candidates of sciences at K-PVVIKU, of which 16 were officers, and in 2000 the institute had only 4 of its own. To increase the number of highly qualified scientific and pedagogical personnel, an adjunct course was created at the institute in 1999. Since 2010, the Institute was turned into a military faculty at the National University. Ivan Ogienko. At the same time, new problems arose in the educational process. So, at the university there were no specialists in mathematics (everyone at the school was fired) for a technical university: the university is a humanities university, and the cadets receive a technical education. University teachers began to introduce their own assessment rules; they did not understand the specifics of the military (outfits, field trips, night classes).
Two years later, on September 1, 2012, the military faculty ceased to exist. The cadets were transferred to Lviv to the Academy of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. Most of the teachers were retired, although they could have worked for a long time and fruitfully. The sergeant training college and training for soldiers were transferred to other places. They wanted to move the Mine Demining Center along with the dog handlers to Lvov, but they left it there.

Over the more than 40-year history of the school, about 16 thousand officers were trained, 160 people received gold medals, and hundreds of foreign specialists from Ethiopia, France, China, Moldova, and Turkmenistan were trained.

The Kamenets-Podolsk School was the basic training center for preparation for peacekeeping missions. Its specialists carried out missions in Angola, Lebanon, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Iraq and Yugoslavia. On the basis of the school, under the command of Colonel Anatoly Okipnyak, a unified system in Ukraine for training divers of all levels to perform robots on various types of reservoirs was developed...

On the territory of the school today there is a department for training reserve officers, a mine clearance center, a military lyceum and the 11th crossing and bridge battalion formed on September 1, 2012.

Instead of a conclusion

The transfer of cadets to Lviv evokes negative feelings. Before this decision, combat officers and reserve officers were trained on the basis of the school, a college for engineering sergeants was opened, and a training program was in operation. In addition, there is a military lyceum on the territory. It would seem that a coherent system for training specialists in the engineering troops (from soldier to adjunct) has developed, there is an excellent material and technical base, which all foreign guests were surprised by (despite the fact that it was half (!!!) of what it was during the Union) . Learn and serve. No, everything had to be destroyed, taken away, and the specialists retired. Supporters of closing the school talk about the need to unite military universities, and that for such a number of cadets (about 100 people) it is too wasteful to maintain such a territory and such personnel. But the point, it seems, is not in the cadets, but in the redistribution of finances. I would like to say with bitterness that in Lvov there is no normal material base and a training ground for officers of the engineering troops, and there is a lack of teaching aids. The engineering camp at the training ground is good for motorized riflemen, tank crews, and artillerymen, but it is problematic to train highly qualified engineering officers there! It takes almost an hour for cadets to get to the training site. In Kamenets it took no more than 10-15 minutes. It should also be added here that the engineering technology that the cadets must study is located 40 km from Lviv. And the future professionals themselves study it from the posters. The only track-laying machine BAT-2 that was at the Academy of Ground Forces took the whole night to start up!.. So what kind of specialists will we train? Why did everything have to fall apart? Why not leave everything in place and create an Engineering Troops Center on the basis of the school? And to train specialists at all levels, to develop and test new engineering equipment, including robots for mine clearance (for this purpose there were departments of “Operation and repair of engineering weapons vehicles” and “Engineering machines”).

It seems that the army was deliberately destroyed. And they didn’t think about the fact that we might no longer have engineering troops capable of efficiently solving the entire range of combat engineering support tasks (with the latest events in Crimea, equipment for crossings, in particular PMP fleets, was pulled in from all over the country). Then, perhaps, we will come to our senses and begin to revive the engineering troops, but there will be no more specialists. This is the best case scenario. And in the worst case, as always, we will adopt foreign, NATO experience and say: oh, how smart they are! But, hand on heart, let’s say that we have more experience in training engineering specialists and in conducting engineering activities than NATO troops. More yet...

P.S. Our military school is the only one of the military universities of the former USSR that the Voice of America spoke about. Somewhere in the early 1980s. years, a fight broke out between cadets and civilians. Everything was banal, as always. At the dance, they either didn’t share the girl, or someone said the wrong thing. In general, two cadets were beaten. They returned to the barracks, the entire company stood up and moved “self-propelled” to the dance floor. Belts in hand... and off we go. The next day, the Voice of America announced to the whole world that “General Ermakov’s thugs brutally beat civilians.” Although there was a fight, of which there were plenty everywhere back then.

Maybe we didn’t manage to tell everything as we wanted, but I think we managed to convey the understanding of which university was destroyed. The school museum is now closed. Therefore, I would be grateful to all those who were related to the Kamenets-Podolsk Military Engineering Command School for additional information (memories, photos).

Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal A.I. Proshlyakova

Based on the directive of the Civil Code of the SV No. OSH/5/244406 dated June 22, 1957 and the directive of the commander of the Siberian Military District No. OMU/1/0713 dated August 5, 1957, the Tyumen Military Engineering School was formed on the basis of the Tyumen Infantry School.

On January 31, 1968, the Tyumen Military Engineering School was transformed into the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School.

The Council of Ministers of the USSR, by Resolution No. 269 of April 16, 1974 (announced by Order of the USSR Ministry of Defense No. 107 of April 30, 1974), named after Marshal of the Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School - “Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov.

On September 16, 1998, the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School was reorganized by joining the Military Engineering University as a branch (Order of the NIV Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation No. 292 of September 25, 1998). The Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of the Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov, in pursuance of the Directive of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces No. 314/10/0720 dated September 26, 1998, was renamed into a branch of the Military Engineering University (Tyumen).

In accordance with the order of the Government of the Russian Federation dated July 9, 2004 No. 937-r and the order of the Minister of Defense dated August 9, 2004 No. 235, on the basis of a branch of the Military Engineering University (Tyumen), the State educational institution of higher professional education "Tyumen Higher Military -Engineering Command School (Military Institute) of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.”

On November 11, 2009, No. 1695-r, the state educational institution of higher professional education "Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School (Military Institute) of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation" was reorganized into the Tyumen Military Institute of Engineering Troops (branch) of the federal state military educational institution of higher professional education " Military Academy of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Defense Troops and Engineering Troops named after Marshal of the Soviet Union S.K. Timoshenko" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

In accordance with the order of the Minister of Defense dated March 23, 2012 No. 610, the university was reorganized into the Federal State Treasury Military Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education “Military Educational and Scientific Center of the Ground Forces “Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation” (branch, Tyumen) with the preservation its main objectives and maximum staffing levels.

In 2013, the Military Educational and Scientific Center of the Ground Forces Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was reorganized in the form of separating from it the federal state-owned military educational institution of higher professional education Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School (Military Institute) named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation with his subordination to the chief of the engineering troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

March 25, 1959 is a solemn day in the history of the school. On this day, on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the school was presented with a Red Banner with the inscription “Tyumen Military Engineering School.”

In accordance with Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated December 18, 2006 No. 1422 “On the Battle Banner of the Military Unit,” on June 22, 2007, the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School (Military Institute) was awarded the Certificate of the President of the Russian Federation and the Battle Banner of the military unit of the Russian Armed Forces Federation.

By Order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated June 21, 2007 No. 225, the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School (military institute) was awarded the Pennant of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation for courage, military valor and high combat skills shown in carrying out tasks of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation for the training of highly qualified personnel for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and in connection with the 50th anniversary of its formation.

The school operates in the following educational programs:

Higher professional education:

Training of specialists with full military special training is carried out in the following specialties:
140107 - “Heat and electrical supply of special technical systems and facilities”, higher professional education, qualification - specialist; The standard period of study is 5 years.
190110 - “Special purpose vehicles”, higher professional education, qualification - specialist; The standard period of study is 5.5 years.
210602 - “Special radio engineering systems”, higher professional education, qualification - specialist; The standard period of study is 5 years.
271101 - “Construction of unique buildings and structures”, higher professional education, qualification - specialist; The standard period of study is 5.5 years.

Secondary vocational education:

151030 - “Special machines and devices”, qualification - technician; The standard training period is 2 years 10 months.

Additional professional education:

Advanced training programs for training officials of engineering troops.

Professional retraining:
- hoisting and transport, construction, road machinery and equipment, training period - 4 months;
- machines and equipment for environmental management and environmental protection, training period - 4 months.

Educational training programs:

11442 - car driver;
18466 - mechanical assembly mechanic.

Citizens of the Russian Federation who have a state-issued document on secondary (complete) general, secondary vocational education or a diploma of primary vocational education are considered as candidates for enrollment in the school, if it contains a record of the citizen receiving secondary (complete) general education from among:

Citizens who have not served in military service - aged 16 to 22 years (age is determined as of August 1 of the year of admission);
- citizens who have completed military service, military personnel undergoing military service upon conscription - until they reach the age of 24 years;
- military personnel performing military service under a contract (except for officers) - until they reach the age of 25 years.

Persons from among the citizens who have and have not undergone military service submit an application to the department of the military commissariat at their place of residence until April 20, military personnel submit a report on command until April 1. Citizens wishing to enroll in school submit an application (report) in the prescribed form:

The application (report) shall indicate: last name, first name, patronymic, date of birth, education, address of residence (military rank, position), name of the military educational institution, specialty in which he wishes to study;
- the application (report) is accompanied by: photocopies of the birth certificate and a document proving identity and citizenship, an autobiography, a reference from the place of work, study or service (military personnel provide a copy of the service card), a medical examination card, a professional psychological selection card, a photocopy of a government document sample of the appropriate level of education (students provide a certificate of current academic performance), three certified photographs measuring 4.5 x 6 cm.

A passport, military ID or certificate of a citizen subject to conscription for military service, an original state-issued document on the appropriate level of education, information about the results of the Unified State Examination, as well as original documents giving the right to enroll in higher education institutions on preferential terms established by law, are submitted by the candidate to admissions committee of the school upon arrival.

Candidates are sent to take entrance exams by commanders of military units (departments of military commissariats) upon call from the head of the school.

Professional selection of candidates for admission to study is carried out at the school from July 1 to July 30.

The assessment of the level of general educational preparedness of candidates is carried out based on the results of the Unified State Exam (USE).

All candidates are assessed on physical fitness (pull-ups, 100-meter run, 3-kilometer run), the results are assessed on a 100-point scale.

Candidates undergo professional psychological selection to assess the category of professional suitability.

All candidates are subject to a medical examination of their health status.

Outside the competition, subject to successful completion of entrance examinations, the following are accepted into the school:

Orphans and children left without parental care, as well as persons under the age of 23 from among orphans and children left without parental care;
- citizens under the age of 20 who have only one parent - a disabled person of group I, if the average per capita family income is below the subsistence level established in the relevant constituent entity of the Russian Federation;
- citizens who are discharged from military service and enter educational institutions based on the recommendations of commanders of military units, as well as participants in combat operations;
- citizens who have served for at least three years under contract in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, other troops, military formations and bodies in military positions subject to replacement by soldiers, sailors, sergeants, foremen, and dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for subparagraph “b” of paragraph 1, subparagraph “a” of paragraph 2 and paragraph 3 of Article 51 of the Federal Law of March 28, 1998 N 53-F3 “On Military Duty and Military Service”;
- other citizens who, in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, are granted the right to non-competitive admission to institutions of higher professional education.

Preferential right to enter the school is enjoyed by:

Citizens discharged from military service;
- children of military personnel who died while performing their military service duties or who died as a result of military injury or illness;
- children of persons who died or died as a result of military trauma or diseases received by them while participating in counter-terrorism operations and (or) other measures to combat terrorism. The procedure for identifying persons who took part in counter-terrorism operations and (or) other measures to combat terrorism is established in accordance with federal laws;
- citizens who, in accordance with the established procedure, have been assigned the sports rank of candidate for master of sports, the first sports rank or sports rank in a military-applied sport, as well as citizens who have been trained in military-patriotic youth and children's associations;
- other citizens who, in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, are given preferential rights when entering universities.

Cadets are fully supported by the state; they are paid a salary taking into account their length of service and the quality of their studies (monthly).

In addition, cadets are paid a monthly bonus for conscientious and effective performance of official duties: those with only excellent grades - 25% of their salary per month, those with only good and excellent grades - 15%, those with satisfactory grades - 5%.

The allowance for 1st year cadets is 1,200 rubles. After concluding a contract, taking into account the bonus, cadets receive - from 14,000 rubles. up to 21,000 rub.

About the university

The Tyumen Military Engineering School was formed on the basis of the Tyumen Infantry School.

Reformation, renaming, relocation of the university:

Based on the order of the USSR Ministry of Defense dated January 31, 1968, the Tyumen Military Engineering School was transformed into the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School.

The Council of Ministers of the USSR, by Resolution No. 269 of April 16, 1974 (announced by order of the USSR Ministry of Defense dated April 30, 1974), named after Marshal of the Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School and henceforth it will be called “Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov.

In accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 29, 1998 No. 1009 and the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated September 16, 1998. The Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School was reorganized by joining the Military Engineering University as a branch (order of the NIV Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation dated September 25, 1998). Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov in pursuance of the directive of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces dated September 26. 1998 renamed the Branch of the Military Engineering University (Tyumen).

On July 9, 2004, the Government of the Russian Federation decided to create the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School (military institute) on the basis of the Tyumen branch of the Military Engineering University (Order of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation dated August 9, 2004).

Over the years of the school's existence, its location - Tyumen 10 military town - has not changed.

From September 21, 1957 to August 1, 1992, the school was part of the troops of the Siberian Military District. From September 1, 1992 to September 1, 2001, it was part of the Ural Military District. Since September 1, 2001, it has been part of the Volga-Ural Military District.

The annual holiday of the university was set on June 22, the day of signing the directive of the State Committee for Military Engineering of June 22, 1957 on the formation of the Tyumen Military Engineering School.

Brief information about the traditions of the university.

Ceremonial events held at the school have become traditional, dedicated to: the graduation of young officers, the taking of the military oath by freshmen, the celebration of Engineering Troops Day, School Formation Day, Defenders of the Fatherland Day, etc.;

According to the tradition established over the years, the school’s personnel take part in all ceremonial events of a city and regional scale held in the city of Tyumen;

Meetings between veterans of the Great Patriotic War, veterans of the Armed Forces, and school veterans with school personnel are traditional. Honoring school veterans with anniversaries.

An important event and solemn day in the history of the school was March 25, 1959. On this day, on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the school was presented with a Red Banner with the inscription “Tyumen Military Engineering School.”

II. Personnel awards

Heroes of the Russian Federation.

Four graduates of the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School were awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation:

Hero of the Russian Federation, Major General Alexander Alekseevich Krasnikov.

Born in 1950 in St. Egorlyk Rostov region. In 1972 he graduated from the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School. He studied at the school in the 1st battalion, 1st company of cadets (battalion commander, now retired colonel L.D. Nikolaenko), company commander, now retired colonel I.A. Koval)

He served in various positions from the commander of an engineering platoon to the chief of engineering troops of the North Caucasus Military District. Participant in combat operations in Afghanistan and combat operations to disarm illegal armed groups on the territory of the Chechen Republic. Has state awards.

For courage and heroism shown in emergency circumstances, for bold and decisive actions involving risk to life, for skillful leadership of the district engineering troops during the counter-terrorist operation in the North Caucasus, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, Major General Alexander Alekseevich Krasnikov was awarded the high title of Hero of the Russian Federation Federation.

Hero of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant Colonel Zhuikov Sergey Vasilievich.

Born on January 26, 1954 in the village of Bulanash, Sverdlovsk region. In 1975 he graduated from the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School. He served in the following positions: platoon commander, company commander, head of the storage department of an engineering ammunition warehouse, head of the SME engineering service, head of the district engineering ammunition warehouse.

On June 17, 1998, at the engineering ammunition warehouse of the Ural Military District in the village of Losin, Sverdlovsk Region, as a result of an electrical discharge from ball lightning, a fire broke out simultaneously in several places in the technical area of ​​the warehouse, as a result of which stacks of engineering ammunition stored in an open area caught fire. There was an explosion threat.

Having received information from the sentry about signs of a fire in the technical area, the unit commander, Lieutenant Colonel S.V. Zhuikov. He called an emergency fire brigade to the scene of the fire, and he and a group of soldiers with fire extinguishing equipment left for the site of the fire. By the time of arrival, the ammunition stack on the site was on fire, and the threat of explosion was real. Lieutenant Colonel Zhuikov S.V. forbade the soldiers to approach the stack of ammunition, dispersed them around the enclosure with fire extinguishing equipment in order to prevent the fire from spreading to neighboring areas, and he rushed to the stack, risking his life, to try to put out the flames. At this time there was an explosion, as a result of which Lieutenant Colonel S.V. Zhuikov. died.

For the courage and heroism shown to Lieutenant Colonel S.V. Zhuikov. By decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the title of Hero of Russia (posthumously).

Hero of the Russian Federation, police major Mikhail Ivanovich Vasyanin.

Mikhail Ivanovich Vasyanin was born on November 12, 1952 in the city of Kustanai, Kazakh SSR. In 1974 he graduated from the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of the Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakova. He went through all the stages of military valor: he served conscientiously from lieutenant - platoon commander, to major - head of engineering service.

In 1975-1976 participated in the clearance of explosive objects in the Kursk and Oryol regions left after the Great Patriotic War. He carried out special assignments and traveled to Afghanistan twice. In October 1991, he ended his military career in the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Far Eastern Military District.

Since April 1995 Vasyanin M.I. - senior engineer-sapper of the special police detachment at the Internal Affairs Directorate of Komsomolsk-on-Amur.

From September 22 to December 28, 1995, as part of the riot police, he went on a business trip to the territory of the Chechen Republic to carry out tasks to restore law and order in this republic. Police Major Vasyanin M.I. 261 units of explosive devices were personally discovered and neutralized. For the conscientious performance of his official duty, he was repeatedly encouraged by the command of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation on the territory of the Chechen Republic, and was awarded the medal “For Courage”.

Since June 26, 1996 Vasyanin M.I. again went on a business trip to the territory of the Chechen Republic.

On July 9, 1996, a special police detachment at the Internal Affairs Directorate of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, together with other units, by order of the commander of TG-1 SKO Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, took part in a special operation to check the passport regime in the village of Gekhi, Urus-Martan region of the Chechen Republic. Police Major Vasyanin M.I. led a group of riot policemen of 10 people. When approaching one of the houses in the village, the group was suddenly attacked by a large gang, which had a clear advantage in weapons and numbers, and was fired at from automatic weapons and grenade launchers. An unequal battle ensued. Police Major M.I. Vasyanin, having correctly oriented himself in the current situation, skillfully organized the occupation of positions by the fighters to repel the attack. A grenade launcher, a sniper and two machine gunners from the formation's gangs were destroyed. He personally destroyed the enemy machine gun crew. Leading the battle for about 3 hours, he acted boldly and decisively, showing courage, dedication and heroism. Destroying the enemy with fire, acting professionally and competently, he managed to organize a breakthrough and brought the soldiers entrusted to him to a safe line, thereby saving their lives. At the same time, he was seriously wounded in the chest, but continued to lead the battle until the last moment. Having led the soldiers out of encirclement, he died from his wound.

For the impeccable performance of his official duty to ensure the security and territorial integrity of the Russian Federation, the courage, dedication and high professional skill shown, police major Mikhail Ivanovich Vasyanin was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of November 18, 1996.

Hero of the Russian Federation, Colonel Rostovshchikov Valery Aleksandrovich (now a reserve colonel).

Born on December 1, 1956 in the Yarkovsky district of the Tyumen region. After graduating from the Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School in 1979, he served in the GSVG and the North Caucasus Military District in positions from platoon commander to commander of a separate engineering unit. In 1995 he graduated from the Military Engineering Academy.

On October 8, 1999, the engineering and sapper unit was tasked with ensuring the advancement and crossing of units of the Federal forces across the water barrier. The engineering and reconnaissance group, headed by Lieutenant Colonel V.A. Rostovshchikov, went to the bridge and discovered that the militants, having left security near the bridge, were engaged in fortifying the area. Secretly approaching the bridge, the group destroyed the military outpost. Lieutenant Colonel Rostovshchikov personally began checking the bridge for the presence of explosive objects. Under enemy fire, risking being blown up at any moment, he neutralized a landmine, the control of which was in the hands of the militants. He was the first to cross to the opposite bank, where, having taken up defensive positions, he found himself cut off from his unit. For 2 hours he held the captured position, fighting with superior enemy forces, preventing him from destroying the bridge and thereby disrupting the advance of our troops.

For courage and heroism shown in emergency circumstances, for bold and decisive actions in conditions involving risk to life, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 30, 1999, Lieutenant Colonel Valery Aleksandrovich Rostovshchikov was awarded the high title of Hero of the Russian Federation.

The Federal State Treasury Military Educational Institution of Higher Education "Tyumen Higher Military Engineering Command School named after Marshal of Engineering Troops A.I. Proshlyakov" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the school) received its name in accordance with the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated October 26, 2015 year No. 646.

The school began its history as a forge of officer personnel for the engineering troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on June 22, 1957.

From 1957 to 2019, the school underwent a number of transformations associated with changes in the terms of study and the name of the school.

The first graduation from the school took place in September 1958.

Over the years of the school's existence, its location has not changed.

On March 25, 1959, by decision of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the school was awarded the Red Banner with the inscription “Tyumen Military Engineering School.”

On June 21, 2007, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, the school was awarded a new Battle Banner with Russian symbols.

During its existence, the school trained more than sixteen thousand officers for the engineering troops, more than forty of them became generals.

Four graduates were awarded the high title of Hero of the Russian Federation: Major General Krasnikov Alexander Alekseevich, Colonel Rostovshchikov Valery Aleksandrovich, Lieutenant Colonel Zhuikov Sergey Vasilyevich (posthumously), Police Major Mikhail Ivanovich Vasyanin (posthumously).

After graduating from college, our graduates serve in units of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, troops of the Russian National Guard, as well as in the structures of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.

Tyumen graduates worthily continue the glorious traditions of engineering troops.

II. SPECIALTIES AND SPECIALIZATIONS OF TRAINING

The school prepares certified higher education specialists with full military special training in four military specialties and four military specializations in accordance with the license for educational activities dated January 19, 2016 No. 1882 and the certificate of state accreditation dated April 7, 2016 No. 1834.

Specialties of higher education in accordance with federal educational standards:

"05.23.02 - Special purpose vehicles."

Military specializations:

“Use of Airborne Forces engineering units and operation of engineering weapons”;

“The use of pontoon-bridges, ferry-landing units and the operation of engineering weapons”;

“Use of engineering units of the Strategic Missile Forces and operation of engineering weapons”;

“Use of engineering units for assault and barrage, operation of engineering weapons.”

Duration of training - 5 years.

Qualification - engineer.

“13.05.01 Heat and electricity supply of special technical systems and facilities.”

Military specialty - “Use of units and operation of electrical engineering equipment.”

Duration of training - 5 years.

Qualification - engineer.

"11.05.02 - Special radio systems."

Military specialty - “Use of controlled mining units and operation of radio-electronic engineering weapons.”

Duration of training - 5 years;

Qualification - engineer of special radio engineering systems.

"05/08/01 - Construction of unique buildings and structures."

Military specialty - “Use of engineering positional units, construction and operation of fortifications, and camouflage.”

Duration of training - 5.5 years.

Qualification - civil engineer.

Those who graduate from the school are awarded the military rank of LIEUTENANT and given a state diploma.

Specialties of secondary vocational education in accordance with federal educational standards:

"02.15.04 - Special machines and devices."

Military specialty - “Use of engineering units and operation of engineering weapons.”

Military specialization - “Repair and storage of engineering ammunition.”

"13.02.07 - Electricity supply."

Military specialty "Use of engineering units and operation of electrical equipment."

Duration of training - 2 years 10 months.

Those who graduate from the school are awarded the military rank of WARRANT OFFICER and given a state diploma with the qualification - TECHNICIAN.

III. RULES AND PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO THE SCHOOL

Pre-selection of candidates

Citizens of the Russian Federation who have state-issued documents on secondary (complete) general, secondary vocational education or a state-issued document on primary vocational education, if It contains a record of receiving secondary (complete) general education, from the following:

• citizens who have not completed military service, aged 16 to 22 years;
• citizens who have completed military service and military personnel undergoing military service upon conscription, until they reach the age of 24 years;
• military personnel undergoing military service under a contract until they reach the age of 27 years, and those entering school for training in programs with secondary military special training - until they reach the age of 30 years.

Preliminary selection of candidates from among citizens not in military service includes determining their suitability for training at the school:

• by having citizenship of the Russian Federation;
• by level of education;
• according to the age;
• for health;
• by level of physical fitness;
• according to the category of professional suitability.

Preliminary selection is carried out at military commissariats at the candidate’s place of residence.

Citizens who have not and have completed military service submit an application to the department of the military commissariat at their place of residence (graduates of Suvorov military schools submit an application addressed to the head of the Suvorov military school in which they are studying) until April 20 year of admission.

The application shall indicate: last name, first name, patronymic, date of birth, information about citizenship, details of the document proving his identity, information about the previous level of education and the document on education and (or) qualifications confirming it, postal address of the place of permanent residence, electronic address and contact telephone number (at the candidate's request), name of the higher military educational institution and the training specialty in which the candidate wishes to study.

Attached to the application:

• a copy of the birth certificate;
• a copy of the document proving identity and citizenship;
• autobiography;
• characteristics from the place of work or study;
• a copy of the document on education and (or) qualification confirming it, for students in educational organizations of secondary vocational and higher education - a certificate of training or the period of training,
• three certified photographs, without headdress, 4.5 x 6 cm.

The military commissars of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation send documents of candidates from among citizens who have not and have completed military service, medical examination cards and professional psychological selection cards to the school before May 20 of the year of admission.

Persons from among citizens who have not served and who have completed military service, family members of military personnel or civilian personnel of the Armed Forces undergoing military service (working) in military units stationed outside the Russian Federation may submit applications to the headquarters or personnel authority of their military unit, with documents attached, as well as a medical examination card addressed to the head of the school until May 20 of the year of admission.

Persons from among the citizens of the Russian Federation living outside the Russian Federation, where there are no military units of the Russian Federation, must arrive at the school no later than June 28 of the year of admission with a document on education and (or) qualifications, and an identification document of the candidate, for consideration by the admissions committee of the school on the candidate’s admission to the university with the registration of a personal file and admission to entrance examinations.

Reimbursement for travel expenses from the place of residence, and in case of failure to enroll, and back, is made by the military educational institution.

Military personnel wishing to enroll in the school, before April 1 of the year of admission, submit a report addressed to the commander of the military unit, which indicates: last name, first name, patronymic, military rank and military position held, date of birth, information about citizenship, details of the identification document his identity, information about the previous level of education and a document on education and (or) qualifications confirming it, postal address of his place of permanent residence, the code name of the military unit, email address and contact telephone number (at the request of the candidate), the name of the higher military educational institution and the specialty of training for which the candidate wishes to study.

Attached to the report:

• photocopy of birth certificate;
• photocopy of a document proving identity and citizenship;
• autobiography;
• characteristics from the place of service;
• a copy of the document on education and (or) qualifications confirming it;
• military service card;
• three certified photographs (without headdress, measuring 4.5 by 6 cm);
• medical examination card;
• map of professional psychological selection.

Original documents giving the right to enroll in college on preferential terms established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, a genuine document on education, and for persons who have completed the first and subsequent courses of educational institutions of higher professional education that have state accreditation, also an academic certificate, are presented to the admissions office commission upon arrival at the school.

Military personnel pre-selected for admission to a university are sent by the formation commander to the school to undergo professional selection: those entering programs with full military special training - by June 1 (they undergo 25-day training camps to prepare for entrance tests), and applicants for training in programs with secondary military special training - by June 10 for a 15-day training camp in order to prepare for professional selection.

The school's admissions committee reviews the received documents for candidates and, if the candidates meet the requirements of the admission rules, makes a decision on their admission to professional selection.

The admission committee of the school reports the time and place of arrival of candidates for professional selection or refusal, indicating the reason and the simultaneous return of documents until June 20 of the year of admission to the university through military commissariats or the relevant headquarters and personnel authorities.

Candidates selected for admission to the school are given instructions and military transportation documents for free travel by rail or road transport. They must arrive at the place of professional selection no later than the time specified in the call from the selection committee.

Upon arrival at the school, candidates must have with them:

• passport, military ID or identity card of a citizen subject to conscription for military service;
• original document on education and (or) qualifications;
• certificate of the results of the Unified State Exam (USE) in the disciplines: mathematics (profile level), physics, Russian language (for training in programs with full military special training);
• original documents giving the right to enroll in college on preferential terms;
• supporting documents of individual achievements;
• prescription;
• food certificate (for conscripted military personnel - clothing and cash certificates).

IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO TRANSFER DOCUMENTS THROUGH THIRD PARTIES TO AVOID THEIR LOSS!

During professional selection, the selection committee determines the degree of suitability of candidates for admission to school for health reasons, determines the category of professional suitability and conducts entrance tests.

Professional selection of candidates

Professional selection of candidates is carried out by the school’s admissions committee in order to determine the candidates’ ability to master educational programs at the appropriate level.

Professional selection of candidates includes:

a) determining the suitability of candidates for admission to school for health reasons;

c) entrance examinations.

Assessment of the level of physical fitness of candidates.

Professional selection of candidates for admission to study at the school is carried out from July 1 to July 30.

Assessment of the level of general educational preparedness of candidates:

citizens who are recognized as citizens of the Russian Federation in accordance with Part 1 of Article 4 of the Federal Constitutional Law of March 21, 2014 No. 6-FKZ “On the admission of the Republic of Crimea to the Russian Federation and the formation of new entities within the Russian Federation - the Republic of Crimea and the federal city of Sevastopol ";

citizens who are citizens of the Russian Federation, permanently residing on the day of admission to the Russian Federation of the Republic of Crimea on the territory of the Republic of Crimea or on the territory of the federal city of Sevastopol, and studied in accordance with the state standard and (or) curriculum of general secondary education, approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, entering higher education programs, is carried out at the choice of candidates based on the results of the unified state exam and (or) based on the results of entrance tests conducted at TVVIKU independently.

Detailed information about taking the Unified State Exam can be found on the website: http://www.ege.edu.ru/.

When admitting students to programs with secondary military special training, the results of candidates’ mastery of educational programs of secondary general education, indicated in the educational documents they submit (average grade point of the certificate), are taken into account.

Benefits upon admission

When admitting citizens to study at a school on the basis of Article 71 of Federal Law No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation” dated
As of December 29, 2012, the following benefits are provided:

1) admission without entrance examinations;

2) preferential right of enrollment subject to successful completion of entrance examinations and other things being equal;

3) other special rights established by Federal Law No. 273-FZ.

The winners and prize-winners of the final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren, members of national teams of the Russian Federation who participated in international olympiads, who participated in international olympiads from among persons recognized as citizens of the Russian Federation in mathematics and physics, have the right to admission without entrance examinations. tests.

The winners of Olympiads for schoolchildren of all levels, held in accordance with the List of Olympiads for schoolchildren for the 2018/2019 academic year, approved by order of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation dated September 28, 2018 No. 32n, those entering the school are given the benefit of being equal to those who score 100 points on the Unified State Exam in a general education subject corresponding to the profile of the Olympiad. Participants in these Olympiads can exercise these rights if they have USE results in a given subject of at least 65 points.

The following have the priority right to enroll in a school, subject to successful completion of entrance examinations and other things being equal:

1. orphans and children left without parental care, as well as persons from among orphans and children left without parental care;
2. citizens under the age of twenty who have only one parent - a disabled person of group I, if the average per capita family income is below the subsistence level established in the constituent entity of the Russian Federation at the place of residence of these citizens;
3. citizens who were exposed to radiation as a result of the disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and who are subject to the Law of the Russian Federation of May 15, 1991 No. 1244-1 “On the social protection of citizens exposed to radiation as a result of the disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant”;
4. children of military personnel who died while performing their military service duties or who died as a result of injury (wounds, trauma, concussion) or diseases they received while performing their military service duties, including when participating in counter-terrorism operations and (or) other measures to combat terrorism;
5. children of deceased (deceased) Heroes of the Soviet Union, Heroes of the Russian Federation and full holders of the Order of Glory;
6. children of employees of internal affairs bodies, institutions and bodies of the penal system, the federal fire service of the State Fire Service, authorities for control of the circulation of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, customs authorities, who died due to injury or other damage to health received in connection with with the performance of official duties, or as a result of an illness they received during their service in the specified institutions and bodies, and their dependent children;
7. children of prosecutorial employees who died (died) as a result of injury or other damage to health received during their service in the prosecutor's office or after dismissal due to harm to health in connection with their official activities;
8. military personnel who are undergoing military service under a contract, and whose continuous duration of military service under a contract is at least three years, as well as citizens who have completed military service by conscription and are entering training on the recommendations of commanders issued to citizens in the manner established by the federal executive body , in which federal law provides for military service;
9. citizens who served for at least three years under contract in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, other troops, military formations and bodies in military positions and were dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for in subparagraphs “b” - “d” of paragraph 1, subparagraph “a” of paragraph 2 and subparagraphs “a” - “c” of paragraph 3 of Article 51 of the Federal Law of March 28, 1998 No. 53-FZ “On Military Duty and Military Service”;
10. participants in combat operations, as well as combat veterans from among the persons specified in subparagraphs 1 - 4 of paragraph 1 of Article 3 of the Federal Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ “On Veterans”;
11. citizens who directly participated in tests of nuclear weapons, radioactive military substances in the atmosphere, nuclear weapons underground, in exercises with the use of such weapons and radioactive military substances before the date of actual termination of these tests and exercises, direct participants in the elimination of radiation accidents at surface and nuclear installations submarines and other military facilities, direct participants in the conduct and provision of work on the collection and disposal of radioactive substances, as well as direct participants in the liquidation of the consequences of these accidents (military personnel and civilian personnel of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, military personnel of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, persons who served in the railway troops and other military formations, employees of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation and the federal fire service of the State Fire Service);
12. military personnel, including military personnel of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, employees of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation, the penal system, the federal fire service of the State Fire Service, who performed tasks in the context of an armed conflict in the Chechen Republic and in adjacent territories classified as to the zone of armed conflict, and the specified military personnel performing tasks during counter-terrorism operations in the territory of the North Caucasus region.
13. children of citizens performing military service under a contract and having a total duration of military service of twenty years or more;
14. children of citizens who are dismissed from military service upon reaching the age limit for military service, for health reasons or in connection with organizational and staffing events and whose total duration of military service is twenty years or more.

Preferential right of enrollment is also granted to graduates of general education organizations, professional educational organizations administered by federal government bodies and implementing additional general education programs aimed at preparing minors for military or other public service.

Winners and prize-winners of Olympiads for schoolchildren in physics and mathematics, held in the manner established by the federal executive body exercising the functions of developing state policy and legal regulation in the field of education, are granted the following special rights upon admission to school:

1) admission without entrance tests for studies;

2) be equated to persons who have scored the maximum number of points in the unified state exam in the general education subjects of physics and mathematics.

Accounting for individual achievements

Applicants have the right to provide information about their individual achievements. The results of individual achievements are taken into account by awarding points for individual achievements and (or) as an advantage in case of equality of criteria for ranking the lists of applicants.

Points awarded for individual achievements are included in the total of competition points.

When admitting students to higher education programs with full military special training, the university awards points for the following individual achievements:

No. p/p	Full name of the individual achievement, status or award of its owner	Points for individual achievement
	Having the status of champion and medalist of the Olympic Games, world champion, European champion in sports included in the programs of the Olympic Games.
	Availability of a certificate of secondary general education with honors, or a certificate of secondary (complete) general education for those awarded a gold medal, or a certificate of secondary (complete) general education for those awarded a silver medal.
	Having a diploma of secondary vocational education with honors.
	Availability of a certificate of secondary general education (diploma of secondary vocational education) issued by general educational organizations with special names listed in Article 86 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-F3 “On Education in the Russian Federation” with at least 50% of the final marks “excellent” (the rest - “good”) in all academic subjects of the main educational program, as well as in additional general developmental programs integrated with it, aimed at preparing minors. students studying for military or other public service.
	The results of the participation of candidates for study in olympiads (not used to obtain special rights and (or) advantages upon admission to study according to specific conditions for admission and specific grounds for admission) and other intellectual and (or) creative competitions, physical education events and sports events held by central military authorities of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, confirmed by the presence of the relevant document (winner/prize-winner)	7/5 points
	The results of the participation of candidates for study in school Olympiads (not used to obtain special rights and (or) advantages upon admission to study) in a specialized discipline, conducted in the manner established by the federal executive body exercising the functions of developing state policy and legal regulation in the field of education, for four years following the year of the relevant Olympiad, if they have Unified State Examination results of at least 60 points in the relevant discipline (winner/prize-winner)	7/5 points
	Availability of a graduate certificate from one of the general education organizations with special names listed in Article 86 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “on education in the Russian Federation” (graduate diploma from professional organizations) administered by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
	Availability of a document confirming completion of the initial flight training program (flight record book with flight hours) subject to the availability of a reference from the school director (pilot-instructor) on the advisability of further training at a flight school upon admission to training in the specialty “Flight Operation and Application of Aviation Complexes”
	Availability of a sports category or sports title upon admission to training in specialties not related to the specialty Service Applied Physical Training: By sports included in the programs of the Olympic Games or military applied sports: master of Sport Candidate Master of Sports first sports category For other sports: master of sports, candidate master of sports.	10 points 7 points 5 points
	Availability of awards confirmed by the relevant document (certificate for them): state award of the Russian Federation departmental insignia of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation (Order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated December 14, 2017 No. 777).	10 points 5 points
	Availability of a combat veteran certificate: valid.
	Availability of parachute jumps upon admission to training in specialties involving airborne training.
	Availability of a personal book of a youth member of the All-Russian children's and youth military-patriotic public movement "YUNARMIA" (hereinafter referred to as the Movement), provided that the candidate has been a participant in the Movement for at least one year.
	Availability of a gold insignia of the All-Russian Physical Culture and Sports Complex “Ready for Labor and Defense” (GTO) and a certificate of the established form for it, subject to the candidate passing the entrance test for physical fitness with an “excellent” rating

Points for the above individual achievements are summed up; the applicant can be awarded no more than 10 points. If there are individual achievements totaling more than 10 points, the applicant is awarded the maximum value of 10 points.

Procedure for enrolling candidates

Candidates who have passed the professional selection are included in the competition lists and, based on the results of the competition, are enrolled in the school.

When compiling competition lists, the following are taken into account:

• category of professional suitability (a candidate with a lower category has priority when placed on the competitive list);
• the sum of points that determines the level of general educational preparedness (points for each subject of entrance examinations are summed up (mathematics (major level), physics, Russian language), level of physical fitness) and points awarded to the candidate for individual achievements.

The results of entrance examinations are assessed on a 100-point scale.

Candidates who did not pass the professional selection, who did not appear for the professional selection without a valid reason, who refused to enter the school after the start of the professional selection, as well as candidates who were denied further professional selection due to lack of discipline, are eliminated from the competition and are not enrolled in the school.

If there are vacancies in the 2nd year of the school, citizens who have completed the first years of educational institutions of higher education and are enrolled as cadets to study in the field of training (specialty) in which they studied, have the right to transfer to the 2nd year, after completing combined arms training and accepting them Military oath taking into account the re-crediting of academic disciplines.

Candidates who do not arrive at the place of professional selection at the school at the established time for a valid reason are allowed to participate in the professional selection only if they can pass the professional selection in accordance with its schedule.

Repeated professional selection events with a candidate are not allowed.

IV. REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATES WHEN PASSING PROFESSIONAL SELECTION

Determining the suitability of candidates for admission to school based on health conditions

Citizens who do not serve in the military and enter the school undergo preliminary and final examination. The examination is carried out at the direction of the military commissar. For a citizen entering the school, before the examination, a medical examination card of the citizen entering the school is issued at the military commissariat and the following is carried out:

• fluorographic (x-ray) examination of the chest organs in two projections (if it has not been carried out or there is no information about this examination in medical documents within the last 6 months);
• radiography of the paranasal sinuses;
• ECG examination at rest and after exercise;
• general blood analysis;
• studies for the presence of HIV infection, drugs and serological reactions to syphilis;
• general urine analysis.

Citizens entering the school are not sent for examination if, according to the information of state and municipal health care institutions, they have chronic diseases or obvious physical disabilities that are contraindications for admission to the school.

For a military personnel entering a military educational institution, before the examination in a military unit begins, a medical examination card of a citizen entering the school is issued and research is carried out. Military personnel are sent for examination with a medical record, which must reflect the results of annual in-depth and control medical examinations, requests for medical help, a medical examination card of a citizen entering the school and the results of research. If a serviceman entering a military educational institution does not have a medical record, an examination is not carried out. According to the conclusion of the Military Medical Commission, to clarify the diagnosis of the disease, the serviceman may be sent for examination to a military medical institution. Military personnel who have a disease for which the disease schedule provides for an individual assessment of the category of fitness for military service or temporary unfitness for military service are considered unfit for admission to school.

Based on the results of an examination of a citizen entering a school, a specialist doctor makes a conclusion only about the suitability or unsuitability of the citizen to enter the school. If a disease is identified in which the schedule of diseases (Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 4, 2013 No. 565 “On approval of the Regulations on military medical examination”) provides for limited suitability for military service or unfitness for military service, a conclusion is made about unfitness for entering the military service. educational institution and the need for examination and examination at the place of military service (place of military registration) to determine the category of suitability for military service.

Determining the professional suitability of candidates for studying at the school is carried out in 2 stages: socio-psychological study; psychological and psychophysiological examination.

Social and psychological study is carried out using the following main methods: study of documents (analysis of personal file materials), observation, survey (conversation) and involves assessment:

• conditions of education and personal development;
• military-professional orientation;
• general educational preparedness;
• analysis of the motives for choosing the profession of an officer;
• features of communication and behavior in a team.

The socio-psychological study is carried out in the form of an oral interview. The duration of the interview is up to 2 academic hours.

The main method of psychological and psychophysiological examination is a professional psychological test (testing) using technical means of professional selection.

Testing is carried out in written form. The duration of the examination is 4 academic hours.

Psychological and psychophysiological examination allows you to evaluate:

Level of general intellectual development (based on the study of the characteristics of cognitive mental processes: sensation, perception, memory, thinking, attention).

Professionally important qualities and special abilities necessary for the practical performance of a specific professional activity.

Personal adaptation potential, including communication abilities, moral normativity, level of behavioral regulation.

Entrance tests

The following are accepted as the results of entrance examinations:

• when applying for majors (specializations) in higher education - Unified State Examination results obtained since 2016;
• upon admission to mastering specialties (specializations) of secondary vocational education - the average score of the certificate.

Entrance tests for admission to higher education.

To assess the level of general educational preparedness of candidates, the minimum number of Unified State Exam points approved by the annual order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation in general education subjects is used as the minimum number of points. The list of general education subjects is approved by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated September 4, 2014 No. 1204 ( Table 1).

Table 1 - Minimum required Unified State Exam scores for admission

	Specialty of training in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education		Name of the general education subject and the established value of the minimum number of Unified State Examination points
		Name	Russian language	Profile-level mathematics
		Construction of unique buildings and structures
		Special radio systems
		Heat and electricity supply for special technical systems and facilities
		Special purpose vehicles

Entrance tests for admission to secondary vocational education

Entrance tests to the school are taken by:

• candidates who have passed the state final certification in educational programs of secondary general education not in the form of the Unified State Exam (including in foreign educational organizations) within 1 year before the end of the acceptance of documents and entrance examinations, inclusive;
• candidates based on vocational education (with an education level below the “technician” level).

These candidates, at their own discretion, pass all general education entrance tests conducted by the school independently, or pass one or more of the above entrance tests along with the presentation of the Unified State Examination results as the results of other general education entrance tests.

The programs of general educational entrance examinations, conducted by the school independently, are formed on the basis of the federal state standard of secondary general education and the federal state educational standard of basic general education, taking into account the correspondence of the level of complexity of such entrance examinations to the level of complexity of the Unified State Examination in the relevant educational subjects.

For each entrance test, a grading scale and a minimum number of points are established to confirm successful completion of the entrance test (hereinafter referred to as the minimum number of points). The results of each entrance test conducted by the school independently are also assessed on a 100-point scale.

The minimum number of points for a general education entrance test conducted by the school independently is equal to the minimum number of Unified State Exam points given in Table 1. The minimum number of points cannot be changed during admission.

Entrance tests conducted by the school independently are conducted in Russian in written form. During the entrance tests, their participants and persons involved in their conduct are prohibited from having or using communication devices. Participants in the entrance tests can only carry a pen and documents. , identification documents, used reference materials and electronic computing equipment (calculators), permitted by the admission rules for use during entrance examinations and provided by the TVVIKU commission.

If an applicant violates the procedure for conducting admissions tests, authorized officials of the school have the right to remove him from the place where the admissions test is conducted and draw up an act of removal.

After the announcement of the results of the written entrance test, the applicant has the right to familiarize himself with his work on the day the results of the written entrance test are announced or during the next working day, and also to submit an appeal to the appeal commission about a violation, in the applicant’s opinion, of the established procedure for conducting the entrance test and (or ) about disagreement with the received assessment of the results of the entrance test (hereinafter referred to as the appeal).

Consideration of the appeal is not a retake of the entrance test. During the consideration of the appeal, only compliance with the established procedure for conducting the admissions test and (or) the correctness of the assessment of the results of the admissions test are checked.

The appeal is submitted on the day the results of the entrance test are announced or during the next working day. The appeal is considered no later than the next working day after the day it was filed.

List of sections of general education disciplines included in entrance tests conducted by the school

Physics

The ticket includes assignments from the following sections of the courses:

Mechanics:

• mechanical motion and its relativity,
• uniform and uniformly accelerated rectilinear motion,
• free fall,
• movement in a circle with a constant absolute speed,
• centripetal acceleration,
• density of matter,
• Newton's laws
• law of universal gravitation,
• gravity,
• Hooke's Law,
• friction force,
• weight and weightlessness,
• pressure,
• Pascal's law
• Archimedes' law,
• body impulse,
• law of conservation of momentum,
• kinetic energy,
• potential energy,
• work of force,
• power,
• law of conservation of mechanical energy,
• mechanical vibrations and waves.

Molecular physics and thermodynamics:

• models of the structure of gases, liquids and solids,
• Brownian motion,
• diffusion,
• ideal gas model,
• basic MKT equation,
• Mendeleev-Clapeyron equation,
• isoprocesses,
• heat transfer, types of heat transfer,
• specific heat capacity of a substance,
• internal energy,
• work in thermodynamics,
• first law of thermodynamics,
• Efficiency of heat engines.

Electricity and magnetism:

• law of conservation of electric charge,
• Coulomb's law
• electrostatic field strength and potential; electrical capacitance,
• series and parallel connection of capacitors,
• energy of the electric field of the capacitor,
• serial and parallel connection of conductors,
• Ohm's law for a section of a circuit,
• Ohm's law for a complete electrical circuit,
• work of electric current,
• Joule-Lenz law,
• electric current power,
• ampere power,
• Lorentz force,
• Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction,
• magnetic flux,
• self-induction,
• magnetic field energy,
• electromagnetic oscillations and waves.

• law of light reflection,
• law of refraction of light, lenses,
• focal length and optical power of the lens,
• thin lens formula,
• light interference,
• light diffraction,
• diffraction grating,
• dispersion.

Physics of the atom and atomic nucleus:

• planetary atom model,
• radioactivity,
• alpha decay, beta decay,
• gamma radiation; law of radioactive decay
• law of conservation of charge and mass number in nuclear reactions.

The examination ticket consists of three parts, including 16 tasks.

Part 1 contains 10 tasks (A1-A10). For each task there are 4 possible answers, of which only one is correct. For the questions in Part 1, the candidate must solve the problem and select the correct answer.

Part 2 contains 3 tasks (B1-VZ), which must be solved and the answer given in the form of a set of numbers with a solution.

For completing tasks of varying complexity, points are awarded as shown in Table 4.

Table 4 - The order of scoring points when solving physics tasks

Received

Mathematics

The ticket includes the following sections of the mathematics course:

• comparison of fractions
• adding and subtracting fractions
• multiplying and dividing fractions
• degree of fraction

Proportions:

• properties of proportion
• interest
• powers with rational exponent
• integer degree
• arithmetic root of natural degree
• Converting power and fractional irrational expressions

Polynomial:

• abbreviated multiplication formulas
• factoring a polynomial
• multiplying a polynomial by a monomial
• multiplying and dividing polynomials

Equations:

• linear and quadratic equations
• Vieta's theorem

Systems of equations:

• linear systems with two unknowns
• nonlinear systems of equations

Inequalities:

• basic properties of inequalities
• dealing with inequalities
• solving linear and quadratic inequalities; expression range

Progressions:

• arithmetic progression
• geometric progression
• infinitely decreasing geometric progression
• Problems for percentages, for parts, for work, for “land” movement and movement along the river, movement towards each other.

The examination paper in mathematics consists of 3 parts, including 15 tasks.

Part 1 contains 6 tasks (A1-A6). For each task there are 4 possible answers, of which only one is correct. For the questions in Part 1, the candidate must solve the problem and select the correct answer.

Part 2 contains 6 tasks (B1-B6), which must be solved and the answer given in the form of a set of numbers with a solution.

Part 3 consists of 3 tasks (C1-SZ), which require a detailed solution.

When making calculations, it is allowed to use a non-programmable calculator.

Points are awarded for completing math tasks of varying complexity. The order of points is given in Table 5.

Table 5 - Procedure for calculating points in mathematics

The scores are summed up and entered into the examination sheet.

Russian language

The test assignments include the following sections of the course:

Determining the main information of the text; means of connecting sentences in the text; determination of the lexical meaning of a word; placement of stress; use of paronyms; morphological norms (formation of word forms); syntactic norms, agreement norms, control norms; spelling of roots; spelling of prefixes; spelling of suffixes (except -Н-/-НН-); spelling personal endings of verbs and participle suffixes; spelling NOT and NOR; continuous, hyphenated, separate spelling of words; spelling -Н- and -НН- in suffixes; punctuation in complex sentences and in sentences with homogeneous members; punctuation marks in sentences with isolated members; punctuation marks for words and constructions not related to parts of the sentence; punctuation marks in a complex sentence; punctuation marks in complex sentences with different types of connections; lexical norms; semantic and compositional integrity of the text; functional-semantic types of speech; lexical meaning of the word; means of connecting sentences in the text; linguistic means of expression.

Composition.

Forms of assignments and possible number of points in the Russian language

The entrance test consists of 2 parts, including 26 tasks.

Part 1 contains 25 tasks (C1-C25), which involve both choosing one correct answer from those proposed, as well as tasks to find a match in the form of a set of numbers with a solution, tasks asking you to write down a detailed answer.

Part 2 contains 1 task (C26) - an essay based on the reading test.

The order of points is given in Table 6.

Table 6.

Job No.	Number of points
	Number of tasks	Primary score	As a percentage of work
Part 1: C1-C25
Part 2: C26

The scores are summed up and entered into the examination sheet.

Assessing the level of physical fitness of candidates

The level of physical fitness of candidates is checked using three exercises:

• pull-up on the bar;
• 100 meter run;
• run 3 kilometers.

All standards are submitted on the same day. The dress code is sports. Recommendations to candidates for successfully passing the standards specified in the program. In preparation for passing the 100-meter running standards, regular training is recommended:

Repeatedly running segments of 30-34 meters at an average speed;

• running with acceleration over a distance of 60 meters;
• taking the correct position according to the commands “To start!” and "Attention";
• starts up to 20 meters without a team;
• group starts at 20-30 meters;
• 100 meter running training.

It is recommended to prepare for passing the 3-kilometer running standard using the following method:

• Jog daily for up to 20-30 minutes. It is permissible to alternate running with fast walking. The intensity of the load can be controlled by heart rate. After completing the exercise there should be 140-160 beats per minute;
• try using the so-called interval training method. It consists of repeatedly running segments of 400-800 meters and alternating them with jogging, while the heart rate after performing the exercise should be 160-180 beats per minute;
• Run 3 kilometers for a time once a week.

When preparing to pass the standards for pull-ups on the bar, you must include in your training:

• pull-ups on the bar with a narrow and wide grip;
• raising straight legs to the bar;
• bending the body back from a position sitting on a bench;
• exercises with dumbbells and barbells.

Grading Criteria

Each exercise is assessed on a 100-point scale, the final assessment of the candidate’s physical fitness is the sum of points scored for completing three exercises.

The minimum threshold level in one exercise is 26 points.

A candidate who does not score 26 points in one of the three tested exercises is not allowed to participate in the competition and is sent to the military commissariat at his place of residence.

The procedure for converting exercise results into points is given in Table 7.

Table 7 - Procedure for converting results into points

Points	Name of exercises
	Pull-ups on the bar (number of times)	100m sprint (sec.)	3 km run (min.)
	MAX threshold 30 times	MAX threshold 11.8 s.	MAX threshold 10.30 min.
	1 time above the MAX threshold is equal to 3 points	0.1 second overMAX threshold equals 2 points	3 seconds overMAX threshold equals 1 point

Assessment of physical fitness using three exercises:

“Excellent” - 170 points;

“Good” - 150 points;

“Satisfactory” - 120 points.

Then the obtained points are transferred to a 100-point scale (USE) in accordance with Table 8:

Table 8 - The procedure for converting points to the 100-point Unified State Examination scale

An example of issuing a final assessment of a candidate’s level of physical fitness:

The candidate did 9 pull-ups - 46 points, ran 100 meters in 14.4 seconds - 40 points and ran 3 kilometers in 12.24 minutes - 64 points. The total number of points scored by the candidate is 150 - a “good” rating. Next, we transfer the points for completing the exercises to a 100-point scale (Unified State Examination) - 55 points. The result is entered into the competition list - 55 points.

V. RESIDENCE AND TRAINING CONDITIONS

The training of cadets at the school is carried out in nine departments. For 5 years, cadets undergo training in academic disciplines of four cycles: humanitarian, social and economic; mathematics and natural sciences; professional; military professional.

The educational process is organized and conducted by experienced teaching and command staff, many of whom have combat experience serving in Afghanistan, Transnistria, the North Caucasus, Syria and other “hot” spots.

More than 50% of the teaching staff providing training in training specialties have an academic degree (academic title);

The educational process is carried out on the main territory of the school, located in the city center, as well as in the training center located 10 kilometers from the city. On the main territory and in the training center there are stationary barracks premises, canteens, educational buildings, a training and laboratory base, educational and art libraries, an Internet class, specialized training simulators, an automated racing track, a leisure center with a museum, a diving station, a base for guiding crossings and construction of bridges, sports complexes.

First-year cadets live in barracks-type premises. Senior cadets live in dormitories. They are provided with all types of new uniforms and clothing according to ration standards.

Free meals for cadets are provided in the cadet canteen as a buffet.

Students who successfully and timely fulfill all the requirements of the training program are given the right to freely leave at the time established by the daily routine in accordance with the requirements of the Charter of the Internal Service of the RF Armed Forces.

Cadets of the school are annually provided with additional and main vacation leave: 15 days in winter and 30 days in summer.

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