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Key Facts: Estonian Basic-School Russian as a Foreign Language Exam Exam
4 osaoskust, 25 points each
Kirjutamine, kuulamine, lugemine and rääkimine are each worth 25 of 100 points, combining a single written session with a separately scheduled oral interview
Riigi Teataja, Riigieksamite vormid ja ajad, ühtsete põhikooli lõpueksamite ning tasemetööde õppeained, vormid ja ajad; Harno, Põhikooli valikeksam / Põhikooli suuline valikeksam
135-minute written session
Kirjutamine, kuulamine and lugemine are sat together in a single 135-minute written part, followed by a separately scheduled roughly 15-minute rääkimine speaking interview
Harno, Põhikooli valikeksam / Põhikooli suuline valikeksam exam-day scheduling
60/100 pts, no zero sub-skill = sooritatud
At least 60% of the maximum result, with no individual sub-skill at 0 points, is needed for the exam to be recorded as completed toward the basic-school graduation requirement
Riigi Teataja, Tasemetööde ning põhikooli ja gümnaasiumi lõpueksamite ... tingimused ja kord
1 of 9 valikeksam choices
Vene keel võõrkeelena (B1) is one of nine basic-school elective subjects students choose from: Vene keel ja kirjandus, Inglise keel (B1), Vene keel võõrkeelena (B1), Bioloogia, Keemia, Füüsika, Geograafia, Ajalugu and Ühiskonnaõpetus
Haridus- ja Teadusministeerium, Ühtsed põhikooli lõpueksamid; families.ts exam-family description
6-7 May 2026
2025/2026 exam window: combined written part 6 May 2026, oral part conducted 6-7 May 2026
Riigi Teataja exam calendar; Harno basic-school exam pages
No separate language certificate
Unlike the exam family's mandatory Eesti keel teise keelena paper, passing this elective valikeksam does not carry an externally recognised B1 language-proficiency certificate - it only satisfies the basic-school graduation requirement
Harno / Haridus- ja Teadusministeerium exam-structure documentation
Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Estonia's põhikooli vene keel võõrkeelena valikeksam (B1), covering the Russian case system, everyday vocabulary, reading, listening-judgement, writing-register and exam-format knowledge behind the official written and oral exam. Official exam: kirjutamine/writing, kuulamine/listening and lugemine/reading sat together in one 135-minute written session, plus a separately scheduled roughly 15-minute rääkimine/speaking interview, each of the four sub-skills worth 25 of 100 points. At least 60/100 points, with no zero sub-skill, satisfies the valikeksam graduation requirement (no separate language certificate is awarded, unlike the family's mandatory Eesti keel teise keelena exam). This is one of nine valikeksam elective choices, sat mainly by students studying Russian as a foreign/second language rather than native Russian speakers, who more commonly choose the separate Vene keel ja kirjandus elective. Written exam 6 May 2026, oral part 6-7 May 2026. Not an official-format simulation; no fee, since basic education is free.
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