Explore your next step after school or university. SGLA helps you plan your application, prepare for study in Russian and organise your arrival.
Explore bachelor’s and specialist programmes. Tell Admissions your board, certificate title, subjects and year of completion. Ask which certificate and marksheets are needed to assess your qualification.
Compare master’s programmes. Give your degree title, awarding university, study duration and subject. Admissions will explain the document and entrance-examination requirements for your chosen programme.
Discuss postgraduate research training, known as aspirantura. Check how your qualification meets the entry requirements and which research field matches your interests.
Your qualification must meet the requirements of the chosen study level. Confirm eligibility, examinations and intake dates with Admissions; there is no single entry rule for every Indian board or university.
Explore AI and IT, law, economics and public administration, architecture, diplomacy, theology, and the Medical Faculty’s psychology and research routes. The faculty guide connects each field to its programmes and academic team.
Looking for MBBS? The Medical Faculty’s listed programmes cover clinical psychology and postgraduate research in genetics, medical psychology and brain research. These are not an MBBS or General Medicine degree. Check the exact qualification and any recognition or professional-practice requirements in India before choosing a programme.
Teaching is in Russian. The Academy provides Russian-language preparation; ask about the starting level, timetable, format and fees for your planned intake. These English pages are an application guide, not an English-taught degree offer.
Plan your language preparationGive your citizenship and the country where each qualification was issued. Prepare a list of certificates, marksheets and degree transcripts. Confirm Russian translations and any legalisation or recognition requirements before ordering services.
Documents and application stepsLegalisation and recognition are separate procedures. Requirements depend on the document and its issuer; see the official Study in Russia admission guide.
Include your citizenship, qualification and awarding board or university, graduation year, preferred programme, intended intake and Russian-language level. Use the online enquiry form; no phone call is needed. Do not include passport numbers or identity scans. Ask how to submit documents through the formal application process.
