Alisa Teplyakova, a Muscovite who successfully passed the Unified State Exam at the age of eight, did not enter the psychology department at Lomonosov Moscow State University.
The admission campaign to Russian universities ended on August 17. Her last name is not included in the enrollment orders published on the university’s website.
From the information on the faculty’s website, it follows that Teplyakova passed the entrance test in biology by 48 points out of 100.
Recall that this year the girl passed the unified state exam and was going to enroll in the Faculty of Psychology of Moscow State University. The university said that they are ready to accept such a student if she copes with the entrance tests.
Earlier, the girl’s father said that she usually spends 3–4 hours a day studying. Read more about the Teplyakovs ‘family in the” AIF ” report.