Attention opportunity: 100% grants for students achieving high results:

In order to provide even stronger motivation for students of the Impulse Medical Institute each semester, 100% grants are awarded to 10% of the students by the founders of the institute.

These grants are determined at the end of each semester, and the winning students are awarded a full grant by the institute. Take advantage of this opportunity and step forward with your academic and practical achievements!

Procedure for conducting grant exams and calculating grant results:

In each semester, 100% grants are awarded to the top 10% of students who have accumulated the highest grant points for the next semester.

Conditions for granting grants:

1. Have overall grant points;

2. Be a member of one or more clubs organized by the student union and actively participate in these clubs;

3. Participate in the teacher assistant project;

4. Engage regularly in any kind of sport (mini-football, table tennis, chess, checkers, basketball, volleyball, swimming, wrestling, boxing, etc.)

Note: If one of the above 4 conditions is not met, the student will not be recommended for a grant.

Grant points calculation procedure:

1. The average score of the final control exams in special subjects for the first attempt - 40%

2. The average score of the first attempt conducted in the presence of exam supervisors in special subjects (independent grades are not taken into account) - 20%

3. Grant exam 2 results - 40%

Total grant points: Final Control (40%) + Midterm Control (20%) + Grant exam (40%) = 100%.

1. If a student cannot attend the first attempt exam for a valid reason, if a document confirming the valid reason is submitted and is deemed valid by the Quality of Education department on the day of the exam, the student's scores for the 2nd or 3rd attempt (if they cannot attend the second attempt either) will be calculated with the scores multiplied by a percentage. The student's 2nd attempt score will be counted as 75%, and 60% of the 3rd attempt score will be added to the grant score. If the student does not show up for the 1st opportunity and cannot provide a valid reason, no points will be awarded for that exam when calculating the grant score.

2. The grant exam is a separate exam conducted at the end of the semester. There, students take a test consisting of blocks containing 40 questions each, which can be one (1st year) or several blocks (upper years). The tests include simple questions and situational problems from specialized subjects. A certain portion of the questions in each block (the same amount for the entire course) will be in English. One hour is allocated for each block.