EGE Score Calculator — Primary to Test Points

A free tool to convert EGE (Russian Unified State Exam) primary points to test scores and fully self-check a mock exam. Official conversion scales and per-task point breakdowns for every major subject, interactive part 2 grading criteria for the Russian-language essay, extended math solutions and other subjects. Shows the school-certificate and university thresholds, calculates how many points you are short of your goal, and keeps a history of mock exams.

How to grade a mock exam

1
Choose a subject

Russian, math (profile and base), social studies, informatics and other EGE subjects.

2
Mark the tasks you solved

Check part 1 against the key and mark the correct answers — each task point counts automatically.

3
Grade part 2 by the criteria

Go through the official FIPI criteria with hints and score yourself the way an examiner does.

4
Get your result

Primary and test score, university thresholds, a loss breakdown and the gap to your goal. Save to history or download a PDF.

Grade a mock exam by the FIPI criteria and find your test score

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Features

Official primary-to-test conversion scales for every subject
Rosobrnadzor conversion tables: Russian, profile and base math, social studies, informatics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, literature, geography, English.
Self-check part 2 by the FIPI criteria — like an examiner
Interactive criteria for the Russian essay (K1–K10) and extended math answers with hints on what earns each point and automatic zeroing rules.
Per-task breakdown: mark what you solved — primary and test scores compute automatically
Every task with its point weight; a live counter recalculates the result on each mark.
School-certificate, Rosobrnadzor and Ministry thresholds for admission
See instantly whether you cleared the minimum for the certificate and for a university application, including the higher Ministry thresholds.
"How far to your goal" with the non-linear scale accounted for
Set a target score — the calculator shows how many primary points you need and where points are "cheapest".
Mock exam history and a PDF report
Save reviews, track progress from mock to mock, and download a report for parents or a tutor.

Frequently asked questions

How do primary points differ from test scores?

Primary points are the sum of points for the tasks in your variant. They are converted to the 100-point test scale by the official Rosobrnadzor table, and it is the test scores that count in university admissions. The scale is non-linear: in the middle one primary point can be worth 2–3 test points, so manual conversion is often wrong.

How accurate are the conversion scales?

The tool uses the official primary-to-test conversion tables published by Rosobrnadzor for the current year and the task point breakdowns from FIPI specifications. The data is cross-checked against several independent sources and updated for each exam season.

How can I grade an essay or part 2 without an examiner?

The tool shows the same criteria examiners use: what earns each point and how to check yourself. This kind of self-assessment is a well-known study method — reviewing the criteria teaches you exactly what is required and stops you losing points on formatting mistakes. For a strict grade, show your work to a teacher.

Will the calculator tell me whether I passed the EGE?

The calculator compares your score with the thresholds: the minimum for the school certificate, the Rosobrnadzor minimum for a university application, and the higher Ministry-of-Education thresholds. This is a practice estimate for a mock exam — only official grading determines a real exam result.

Can I see my real EGE results here?

No. Real exam results are published only on the official portal checkege.rustest.ru and regional services. This tool is for self-checking mock exams and practice variants before the exam.

What if I am short of points for my goal?

Open the loss breakdown: it shows which tasks and criteria cost you the most primary points, and the goal calculation shows how many primary points you need to gain. Start with the most "expensive" gaps: nailing a few part 1 tasks often gives more than chasing hard problems.

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