EXAM “KROK”

USQE is the Unified State Qualification Exam for the students enrolled in the Master’s academic program and majoring in “22 Healthcare” branch of knowledge.

Krok 1. Medicine

➤ Biology (6–8%)
➤ Normal Anatomy (9–11%)
➤ Histology (4–6%)
➤ Normal Physiology (13–17%)
➤ Biochemistry (13–17%)
➤  Pathological Anatomy (13–17%)
➤ Pathophysiology (10–14%)
➤ Microbiology (7–9%)
➤ Pharmacology (11–15%)

Krok 1. Stomatology

➤ Biology (7–9%)
➤  Normal Anatomy (13–17%)
➤  Histology (9–11%)
➤ Normal Physiology (10–14%)
➤ Biochemistry (10–14%)
➤ Pathological Anatomy (10–14%)
➤ Pathophysiology (10–14%)
➤ Microbiology (6–8%)
➤ Pharmacology (10–14%)

Krok 1. Pharmacy

➤  Analytical Chemistry (12–16%)
➤ Organic Chemistry (12–16%)
➤  Physical and Colloid Chemistry (9–13%)
➤  Pathophysiology (10–14%)
➤ Biochemistry (10–14%)
➤  Pharmaceutical Botany (9–13%)
➤ Microbiology (10–14%)
➤  Pharmacology (12–16%)

The “Krok 2” is an exam on profession-specific subjects covered in the curriculum for qualification of a Specialist. It is a part of state certification and is held during the last year of study.

All the students, who failed their “Krok 2” Test-Based Exam, can still take part in their state graduation exams. These students do not obtain their Licensing Exam Certificates, their state certification is considered to be failed, and they receive no Higher Education Diplomas. They can retake this Licensing Exam no sooner than in a year.

Krok 2. Medicine

➤  Therapy (35–44%)
➤  Surgery (18–23%)
➤  Pediatrics (13–17%)
➤  Obstetrics and Gynecology (11–14%)
➤  Hygiene, Healthcare Management (11–14%)

Krok 2. Stomatology

➤ Dental Therapy (21–26%)
➤ Dental Surgery (20–25%)
➤ Dentofacial Orthopedics (21–26%)
➤ Pediatric Dental Therapy (11–15%)
➤ Pediatric Dental Surgery (5–8%)
➤ Orthodontics (4–7%)
➤ General Medicine (4–7%)

Krok 2. Pharmacy

➤ Pharmaceutical Chemistry (15–19%)
➤ Pharmacognosy (12–16%)
➤ Extemporaneous Preparation of Medicines (12–16%)
➤  Industrial Manufacturing of Medicines (10–14%)
➤ Pharmaceutical Organization and Economics (12–16%)
➤ Pharmaceutical Management and Marketing (12–16%)
➤  Clinical Pharmacy (13–17%)

What is an Appeal to recheck the test score obtained in the result of a Krok Exam?

• Licensing Integrated Exam Procedure provides the Examinees with the right to submit an Appeal to recheck the test score obtained in the result of a Krok Exam (hereinafter “the Appeal”).

• The Appeal Requests will be considered by the Appeal Committee of the Testing Board. The authority and composition of the Appeal Committee are approved by Testing Board Resolution №96, dated June 15, 2020.

• The Appeal Procedure checks whether the Examinee’s test score was calculated correctly during the automated processing of the answer sheets. It is done by comparing the answer sheet of the Examinee with its processing protocol that is the basis of the exam result calculation. This way the Examinee can make sure that his/her answer sheet was scanned correctly and therefore the obtained score was calculated correctly.

• For the duration of the quarantine measures, the Appeal Procedure to recheck the test score will be conducted REMOTELY. It means that you do not need to go to the Testing Board or to personally hand over your Appeal Request Form to the Testing Board in advance.

Who can submit an Appeal to recheck the obtained test score?

• The Appeal can be submitted by an Examinee, who has taken the test and received a negative score. The Appeals submitted by the Examinees, who violated the testing procedure and were suspended from taking the test as a result, will be rejected by the Testing Board.

• The Appeal Request must be sent by an Examinee to the Testing Board via a registered letter.

• Please, keep in mind that your Appeal Request must be signed by the Principal / Deputy Principal / Director of your higher education establishment.

• Based on the results of the Appeal Procedure, a relevant statement will be drawn up, and this statement is final.