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ABOUT THE RULES
RESIDENTIAL PREMISES IN A HOSTEL
In accordance with Part 5 of Article 39 of the Federal Law "On Education in the Russian Federation", the Government of the Russian Federation decides:
1. Approve the attached Rules for determining the amount of payment for utilities paid by tenants of residential premises in dormitories, included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities, under contracts for renting residential premises in a dormitory.
2. Clause 2 of Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of May 6, 2011 N 354 "On the provision of public services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings" (Collected Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2011, N 22, art. 3168; 2012, N 36, article 4908; 2014, N 14, article 1627; N 40, article 5428) add subparagraph "e" with the following content:
"e) are used when determining the amount of utility bills paid by tenants of residential premises in dormitories included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities, taking into account the Rules for determining the amount of utility bills paid by tenants of residential premises in dormitories included in the housing stock organizations engaged in educational activities, under contracts for renting residential premises in a hostel, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated November 14, 2014 N 1190 "On the Rules for determining the amount of utility bills paid by tenants of residential premises in hostels included in the housing stock of organizations, carrying out educational activities, under contracts for renting residential premises in a hostel.
Prime Minister
Russian Federation
D. MEDVEDEV
Approved
Government Decree
Russian Federation
dated November 14, 2014 N 1190
REGULATIONS
DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF PAYMENTS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES,
INTRODUCED BY TENANTS OF RESIDENTIAL PREMISES IN HOSTELS,
ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDED IN THE HOUSING FUND IMPLEMENTING
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES UNDER EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS
RESIDENTIAL PREMISES IN A HOSTEL
1. These Rules establish the procedure for determining the amount of payment for utility services paid by tenants of residential premises in dormitories, included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities, under contracts for renting residential premises in a hostel (hereinafter, respectively - the amount of payment for utility services, payment for utility services, residential tenants).
2. The structure of payment for utilities corresponds to the payment for utilities established by Part 4 of Article 154 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation.
3. The amount of payment for utilities is determined based on the volume of consumed utilities, determined by the readings of metering devices, and in their absence - based on the standards for the consumption of utilities approved by the state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in the manner established by the Rules for establishing and determining consumption standards public services, approved by the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of May 23, 2006 N 306 "On approval of the Rules for establishing and determining standards for the consumption of public services."
4. Determination of the amount of payment for utility services paid by tenants of residential premises is carried out by organizations that are executors of utility services in accordance with paragraphs 51 and 52 of the Rules for the provision of utility services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings, approved by the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated May 6, 2011 N 354 "On the provision of public services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings."
An organization that carries out educational activities and is a provider of utility services provides utility services to tenants of residential premises in a hostel included in the housing stock of such an organization, under contracts for renting residential premises in a hostel.
5. When determining the amount of payment for utilities in accordance with paragraph 4 of these Rules in relation to tenants of residential premises in dormitories included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities that are federal state institutions, the following coefficients are applied:
no more than 0.9 of the cost of payment for a utility service for electricity supply;
no more than 0.5 of the cost of payment for a heating utility service;
no more than 1 cost of payment for other utilities.
6. The amount of payment for utilities for tenants of residential premises in dormitories, included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities, which are federal state institutions, does not include the amount of payment for utilities provided for general house needs.
7. The total amount of payment for utilities for tenants of residential premises in dormitories that are part of the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities cannot exceed the amount of payment for utilities provided in the billing period, determined in accordance with the readings of common house metering devices of the corresponding type of utility resource, in dormitories included in the housing stock of organizations engaged in educational activities.
Dormitories can be state-owned, when it comes to students, or commercial, which can be intended not only for students, but also for other categories of residents: workers, tourists, etc.
What is the hostel fee
Students living in the hostel of the university pay for it at the accepted rates. In this case, utilities are usually included - water supply, electricity, gas, heating.
The main provisions on which the calculation is made are specified in the internal regulations. In some universities, fees are accepted monthly, in others - quarterly or immediately for the whole semester.
In commercial establishments, the total amount is usually calculated depending on the price per day, the duration of the rental and the number of guests in the room. The price may include a variety of services: Wi-Fi, use of household appliances, daily cleaning, etc.
Where do you pay the hostel fee?
Students of educational institutions should find out information about payment methods in the dean's office or accounting department. Some universities allow you to deposit funds through online services. The payment function is also available through bank branches, however, the cost of the commission in them can vary greatly. When transferring money to the account of the dormitory of the educational institution, its details will certainly be required. After completing the payment transaction, be sure to take the check and submit it to the appropriate authority.
Payment at commercial establishments can be made upon check-in, at the end of the rental period, or at the time of booking if done online. Modern hostels provide an opportunity to pay for accommodation through cash and cashless payments. If the employer orders places for his employees, then, depending on the employment contract, he himself pays the full cost or this obligation is transferred directly to the tenants.
Prices in commercial hostels are subject to change. They may depend on the season, the demand for places or on ongoing promotions, so the final amount should be found out immediately before booking a room.
More information
"On Education in the Russian Federation"
Article 39. Provision of accommodation in dormitories
1. Organizations engaged in educational activities provide each student in need of living space in the main educational programs of secondary vocational and higher education in full-time education with living quarters in a hostel if such organizations have an appropriate specialized housing stock in the manner established by the local regulations of these organizations . If there are students in need of living space, it is not allowed to use the living space of hostels (including its leasing and other transactions) for purposes other than the intended purpose of an organization that is part of the specialized housing stock, carrying out educational activities. With each student living in a dormitory, a contract for renting a residential building in a dormitory is concluded in the manner prescribed by housing legislation.
2. Students in organizations engaged in educational activities, by correspondence form of study, are provided with living quarters in hostels for the period of passing intermediate and final certification, if such organizations have an appropriate specialized housing stock.
3. The amount of payment for the use of residential premises and utilities in a hostel for students is determined by local regulations adopted taking into account the opinion of student councils and representative bodies of students in an organization carrying out educational activities (if any). An organization carrying out educational activities has the right to reduce the amount of fees for the use of residential premises and utilities in a hostel for students or not to charge it from certain categories of students in the cases and in the manner determined by it.
4. The persons specified in Part 5 of Article 36 of this Federal Law are provided with living quarters in the specialized housing stock of an educational organization free of charge as a matter of priority.
Ch. 5 Art. 36:
5. State social scholarship assigned to students who are orphans and children left without parental care, persons from among orphans and children left without parental care, disabled children, disabled groups I and II, disabled since childhood, students exposed to radiation due to a disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and other radiation disasters, as a result of nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site, to students who are disabled due to a military injury or illness received during military service, and combat veterans or eligible for state social assistance, as well as students from among citizens who have completed military service under a contract for at least three years in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, in the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, in engineering and technical, road construction military formations under the federal executive authorities and in rescue military formations aniye of the federal executive body authorized to solve problems in the field of civil defense, the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, federal security service bodies, state security bodies and the federal body for providing mobilization training of state authorities of the Russian Federation in military positions to be replaced by soldiers, sailors, sergeants, foremen, and those dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for in subparagraphs "b" - "d" of paragraph 1, subparagraph "a" of paragraph 2 and subparagraphs "a" - "c" of paragraph 3 of Article 51
Federal Law of March 28, 1998 N 53-FZ "On military duty and military service".GOVERNMENT DECREE No. 405
About the procedure for paying for accommodation in a student hostel
In connection with the entry into force of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation” (hereinafter referred to as the Law on Education) and the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 10, 2013 No. 582 “On Approval of the Rules posting on the official website of an educational organization in the information and telecommunication network "Internet" and updating information about the educational organization ", the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia sent a letter dated August 9, 2013 No. MK-992/09 "On the procedure for paying for accommodation in a student dormitory” (hereinafter referred to as the letter) with a demand not to allow a sharp increase in the specified fee. In a letter from the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, attention was drawn to the need to publish copies of local regulations on the official website of an educational organization, as well as to the personal responsibility of the heads of educational organizations regarding the issue of determining fees for living in a student dormitory.
In accordance with the said letter, the Russian Ministry of Education and Science monitored compliance with the law when setting fees for the use of housing and utilities for students in educational institutions.
According to the monitoring results, violations of the law and an increase in the cost of accommodation in a student hostel by several times were revealed.
In this regard, the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia additionally draws the attention of the heads of educational institutions of higher education to the following aspects of determining the procedure for paying for housing in a hostel.
The sphere of relations related to the provision of living quarters in hostels is regulated by the Housing Code of the Russian Federation with specifics in terms of providing places in a hostel to students, introduced by the Law on Education.
In accordance with Article 39 of the Law on Education, organizations engaged in educational activities provide each student in need of living space in the main educational programs of secondary vocational and higher education in full-time education with living quarters in a hostel if such organizations have an appropriate specialized housing stock in the manner, established by local regulations of these organizations.
If there are students in need of living space, it is not allowed to use the living space of hostels (including its leasing and other transactions) for purposes other than the intended purpose of an organization that is part of the specialized housing stock, carrying out educational activities.
Students in organizations engaged in educational activities are provided with living quarters in dormitories for the period of passing intermediate and final certification in the presence of an appropriate specialized housing stock for such organizations.
Part 3 of Article 39 of the Law on Education establishes that the amount of payment for the use of residential premises and utilities in a hostel for students is determined by local regulations adopted taking into account the opinion of student councils and representative bodies of students in an organization carrying out educational activities (if any). Copies of these local regulations, as well as information on the conditions for providing housing in a hostel, must be posted and updated within the time limits established by the legislation of the Russian Federation on the official website of the educational organization in accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated July 10, 2013 No. 582 "On approval of the Rules posting on the official website of the educational organization in the information and telecommunication network "Internet" and updating information about the educational organization".
An organization carrying out educational activities has the right to reduce the amount of fees for the use of residential premises and utilities in a hostel for students or not to charge it from certain categories of students in the cases and in the manner determined by it.
In addition, residential premises in the specialized housing stock of an educational organization are provided free of charge and on a priority basis to the following categories of students:
1) orphans and children left without parental care, persons from among orphans and children left without parental care;
2) disabled children, disabled people of groups I and II, disabled since childhood;
3) exposed to radiation as a result of the catastrophe at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and other radiation disasters, as a result of nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site;
4) invalids due to a military injury or illness received during the period of military service, and veterans of military operations;
5) having the right to receive state social assistance;
6) students from among citizens who have been serving for at least three years under contract in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, in the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, in engineering, technical, road construction military formations under federal executive bodies and in rescue military formations of the federal executive body authorized to solve problems in the field of civil defense, the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, federal security service bodies, state security bodies and the federal body for providing mobilization training of state authorities of the Russian Federation in military positions to be replaced by soldiers, sailors, sergeants, foremen, and those dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for in subparagraphs "b" - "d" of paragraph 1, subparagraph "a" of paragraph 2 and subparagraphs "a" - "c" of paragraph 3 of Article 51 of the Federal Law of March 28 1998 No. 53- Federal Law "On military duty and military service".
As noted above, the local regulations of the educational organization determine the amount of payment for the use of residential premises and utilities in the hostel for students.
Thus, for students, in contrast to Part 1 of Article 154 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation, the Law on Education excludes from the payment for residential premises provided to students in an educational organization, payment for the maintenance and repair of residential premises.
In this regard, the amount of fees charged from students for living quarters in a dormitory should not include the costs of maintaining and repairing residential premises, which, in particular, include the costs of:
1) ensuring the readiness of in-house engineering power supply systems and electrical equipment, which are part of the common property, for the provision of public electricity supply services;
2) maintaining the premises that are part of the common property in a condition that ensures the temperature and humidity in such premises established by the legislation of the Russian Federation;
3) cleaning and sanitary-hygienic cleaning of common areas;
4) collection and removal of solid and liquid household waste;
5) compliance with fire safety measures in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation on fire safety;
6) implementation of mandatory measures to save energy and improve energy efficiency, included in the list of measures approved in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation;
7) ensuring the installation and commissioning of collective (common house) metering devices for cold and hot water, heat and electricity, natural gas, as well as their proper operation (inspections, maintenance, calibration of metering devices, etc.).
Students living in a hostel have the right to refuse to provide additional household services if they do not need them or for other reasons. In this connection, the determination of the payment procedure for household services provided to students while living in a dormitory should be carried out separately, and payment for them should not be included in the amount of payment for housing in dormitories.
According to part 4 of article 154 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation utility bill includes payment for hot water supply, cold water supply, sewerage, electricity supply, gas supply (including supplies of domestic gas in bottles), heating (heat supply, including supplies of solid fuel in the presence of stove heating).
The amount of payment for utilities should be calculated based on the volume of their consumption, determined by the readings of metering devices (individual or house, installed directly in the hostel). The calculation of the amount of payment for a utility service provided to a person living in a residential building is made in accordance with clause 50 of the Rules for the provision of utility services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated May 6, 2011 No. 354 “On the provision utility services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings.
When determining the amount of payment for the above utilities, it is necessary to take into account the subsidies received by educational organizations for the maintenance of property and financial support for the fulfillment of the state task, formed in accordance with the joint order of the Ministry of Finance of Russia and the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia dated October 29, 2010 No. 137n / 527 and the order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia dated 27 June 2011 No. 2070.
Therefore, despite the fact that the provision of a hostel is not singled out as a separate targeted public service, its direct provision is one of the measures of social support provided within the framework of the state task. In this regard, the establishment of payment for housing in a hostel cannot be considered as making a profit with the help of real estate, the financial support for the maintenance of which is carried out as part of the financial support for the implementation of the state task.
In connection with the above, the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia draws attention to the need to comply with the provisions of the letters of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, as well as the need for timely publication of relevant information on the official website of the educational organization on the Internet.
Question: I have read that from September 1st students from other cities of preferential categories in university dormitories are provided with accommodation free of charge. Is it so? Do all beneficiaries have this right? What about those who have already paid for accommodation?
The answer of the vice-rector for the operation of the material and technical base Vasiliev Gennady Sergeevich: Indeed, in accordance with paragraph 4 of Art. 39 of the Law on Education, which entered into force on September 1, 2013, to the persons specified in paragraph 5 of Art. 36 (that is, the same citizens who are entitled to a social scholarship) living quarters in student dormitories are provided free of charge. As follows from the text of the law, we are talking about exempting students from accommodation fees (let me remind you that for students of a budgetary form of education it is 5% of the scholarship), but not from fees for additional services (for example, from fees for using a left-luggage office).
To recalculate the fee, it is necessary to have the same grounds as for the accrual of a social stipend. Therefore, the fee will be recalculated automatically after a decision is made to assign a student a social scholarship. The student himself does not need to do anything to recalculate the dormitory fee - the employees of the services of the vice-rector for academic affairs will send the relevant orders to the Settlement Department, and the employees of the Settlement Department will recalculate.
At the same time, anyone from among those who have been assigned a social scholarship can write an application addressed to the Director of the Campus with a request to return the accommodation fee to a bank card. If there is no such application, the fee already made will be credited for other services rendered by the University. Let me remind you that at the end of your stay in the hostel, mutual settlements are reconciled. So if at the end of the study the University will have a debt, the money will be returned in any case.
To date, the relevant certificates began to arrive at the University in a significant number only last week. Thus, the main wave of recalculations will probably take place in November-December.
In conclusion, I will quote paragraph 5 of Art. 36 of the Law on Education, where the list of privileged categories of citizens is indicated:
"5. The state social scholarship is assigned to students who are orphans and children left without parental care, persons from among orphans and children left without parental care, disabled children, disabled groups I and II, disabled since childhood, students exposed to radiation as a result of the Chernobyl disaster and other radiation disasters, as a result of nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site, students who are disabled due to a military injury or illness received during military service, and combat veterans or who are eligible for state social assistance , as well as students from among citizens who have completed military service under a contract for at least three years in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, in the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, in engineering, technical, road construction military formations under federal executive bodies authorities and in rescue military formations of the federal executive body authorized to solve problems in the field of civil defense, the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, federal security service bodies, state security bodies and the federal body for providing mobilization training of state authorities of the Russian Federation in military positions subject to replacement by soldiers, sailors, sergeants, foremen, and those dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for in subparagraphs "b" - "d" of paragraph 1, subparagraph "a" of paragraph 2 and subparagraphs "a" - "c" of paragraph 3 of Article 51 of the Federal Law dated March 28, 1998 N 53-FZ "On military duty and military service".
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Housing, food, transport and entertainment
Two years ago, I did not go to study in Moscow, because I was afraid not to pull on the money.
Alexandra Selezneva
make friends with students
But living in the capital turns out to be not so expensive: I found out that it helps to save money and asked my fellow students about how much they spend on living in Moscow.
Student social card
In Moscow, a ticket for an unlimited number of trips to the metro in 2018 costs 2075 rubles. For students, the fare will be cheaper if you get a social card. For 380 R per month, you can ride the subway as much as you like. For trips on buses and trams, you will have to pay separately another 250 R per month. As a result, you can spend 630 R per month on transport.
To get a social card, apply at any MFC or via the Internet - on the website of the Mayor of Moscow. To do this, you will need a passport, SNILS and a photograph. The card will be made in a month, you can pick it up at the same MFC or already at your university. It looks and acts like an ordinary bank card: you can pay with it in stores and receive a scholarship on it.
Many museums give discounts on tickets upon presentation of a student or social card. For example, a ticket to the Tretyakov Gallery for a student costs 250 R - two times cheaper than usual.
With a social card they give discounts in pharmacies, grocery and cafes, but sellers do not always talk about this - you need to ask about the discount Bella Chinova, student at Moscow State Pedagogical University, 21,500 R per month
When she entered, Bella planned to live on 20,000 R - her parents could not allocate more. In the summer I found a part-time job: I conducted master classes in needlework for children. I earned 35,000 R in a month and a half and set aside this money as an airbag.
Already during her studies, Bella worked part-time as a nanny for a five-year-old boy for several weeks. I had to read books with him and play board games. I earned 300 R per hour, the lesson lasted two hours. It took too much time and effort, so Bella did not last more than two weeks. During this time, I managed to earn only 1500 R. As a result, from additional income, only a scholarship - 1500 R.
Bella didn’t buy anything from clothes for a year - she brought everything with her. Boots broke in the autumn, I had to buy new ones for 2000 R. Another 8000 R had to be paid for fixing the laptop - the money earned in the summer came in handy.
Housing. Bella entered the budget, but there are no hostels in the Moscow State Pedagogical University, she had to rent an apartment. The maximum that Bella could afford to spend on housing was 10,000 R per month. I decided to rent a room for two with a friend.
Bella and her neighbor arrived in Moscow at the very end of August. It was necessary to find housing in a couple of days, so we turned to the agency. For services paid 18 000 R.
Intermediaries found a room in a three-room apartment near the Aviamotornaya metro station for 20,000 R per month. They said that the apartment is good, there are no cockroaches, the neighbors are quiet - a married couple and one woman. When we signed the contract, it turned out that there were no cockroaches only in the girls' room, but there were plenty of cockroaches in the kitchen and bathroom. The married couple turned out to be a noisy group of students, and instead of a single woman, five lived in the next room. There was no time, effort and money to look for a new home. I had to stay in it.
Purchases after moving - 7300 R
Microwave
3000 R
Table and chair
2000 R
2000 R
Water filter
300 R
Six months later, Bella decided to move anyway. She warned the hostess a month in advance that she was moving out, and began searching for Avito. I liked one ad: a one-room apartment was rented for 23,000 R.
The owner said that he lives in St. Petersburg and rents an apartment in Moscow. He warned that he would come for one day - to show the apartment to those who wished. He asked how old Bella was, where she studied, from which city. He said that she suits him, and offered a deal: the girl pays a deposit of 10,000 R, and he refuses other tenants and, after his arrival, concludes an agreement with her.
To reassure Bella that he was not a liar, the owner sent photos of train tickets, a copy of his passport, certificates of ownership, and a photo of himself with his passport open. Time was running out, but I liked the apartment. Bella asked to reduce the deposit to 5,000 rubles, the owner agreed. As soon as the girl transferred money to the card, the man said that the transaction was canceled and stopped communicating. The ad with Avito has disappeared.
As a result, Bella found a room in a three-room apartment near the Pervomayskaya metro station for 13,000 rubles a month, and pays another 2,000 for a communal apartment. She rents without a girlfriend - she has to save on food and entertainment, but she lives alone. The university is 40 minutes by metro. The renovation is old, but Bella covered the holes in the wallpaper with posters, hung curtains, and it became cozy.
Minus the room - poor soundproofing. Behind the wall you can hear everything, even if you talk in a whisper. It is impossible to practice Japanese after eleven - the neighbors complain about the noise. Going to the toilet at night has to be on tiptoe so that the floors do not creak.
Width="1000" height="750" class="" style="max-width: 1000px; height: auto"> Bella pays 15,000 R per month for this room
Food. Bella spends 4,500 rubles a month on groceries. It is bought in "Auchan" and "Dixie" and cooks itself. He takes curd cheese or yogurt for a snack to university. I tried to reduce food expenses to 3,000 rubles: I ate cottage cheese for 5 rubles and cookies. For a month of such a diet, I gained two kilograms. I had to go back to normal.
Entertainment. About 500 R per month is spent on entertainment - this is enough for a movie ticket and a cup of coffee in a cafe. The girl does not go to paid exhibitions or concerts. In his spare time he walks, reads, watches series and films. At the beginning of the academic year, she enrolled in a free theater studio at the university.
Bella's monthly budget is 21,500 R
15 200 R
4500 R
Entertainment
500 R
380 R
Internet and mobile communication
370 R
Household chemicals
100 R
450 R
Irina Terentyeva, RANEPA student, 17,000 R per month
Even before the move, Irina planned a monthly budget. It turned out that you need 17,000 R per month. The girl got to Moscow by train, you can’t take a lot of things away. I took with me only clothes for the summer and autumn, I moved the winter clothes later when I went to visit my parents.
In Moscow, I bought dishes, an iron, hangers, a mirror and a lot of boxes and plastic baskets - they are convenient to store things under the bed and wear clothes for washing. I took everything in Ikea and Auchan. These expenses ate 25,000 R.
Except for the large expenses after the move, there were almost no serious unplanned expenses: twice Irina bought new headphones for 2000 R. I also had to change the glass on the phone - 2300 R.
Irina spends all her time studying, she can't work. Parents send 10,000 R, a scholarship - 1,500 R. There is also an additional scholarship from the charity fund of the school where Irina studied - 10,000 R.
Housing. The girl lives in a university dormitory next to the Tekstilshchiki metro station, it takes an hour and a half to get to the university. Block-type dormitory: in one block there are two rooms with a shared toilet and bathroom.
Once a week, the maid cleans the bathroom and brings clean bed linen, the students clean the rooms themselves. On the floor there is a kitchen with electric stoves and a cooler, a microwave oven, a washing machine. There is a separate training room for preparing for classes - it is quiet there and you can always work out calmly. The furniture and plumbing are almost new, the floor is clean.
Of the minuses - weak Internet, everything is loaded for a long time. It somehow took an hour and a half for a simple presentation, if the speed were higher, I would have done it in an hour.
Food. Irina has breakfast at home. Most often cooks oatmeal and drinks coffee. Sometimes he buys cottage cheese with cereal and yogurts, prepares sandwiches or pasta with chicken.
He takes a snack with him to the university: fruits, nuts or muesli bars - this is another 100 R. Dines in the university canteen: a salad, a main course and a drink cost 300 R. Trying to have dinner at home. Cooks rice, pasta with chicken, vegetables with cheese, lentil soup. As a result, 5,000 rubles are spent on groceries per month. Another 2000 - for lunch in the dining room.
Entertainment. In her free time, Irina goes to theaters, exhibitions and concerts. Almost always free: there are communities in social networks where they publish announcements of events with free entry.
Irina is subscribed to groups on Vkontakte "Moscow Free" , "Tomorrow in Moscow" and "Kudago". The girl goes in for sports for free in the university gym. Once a month he goes to a manicure salon, spends from 300 to 600 R on it. Sometimes Irina goes to a cafe, but in order to save money, she buys discount coupons at Biglion.
Width="1942" height="960" class=" outline-bordered" style="max-width: 971.0px; height: auto" data-bordered="true"> Coupon for the Menza restaurant that gives a discount on some dishes 50%, costs on "Biglion" 70 Р 
Irina's monthly budget is 17,000 R
1800 R
7000 R
Entertainment
5000 R
600 R
Internet and mobile communication
700 R
Household chemicals
1000 R
0 R
900 R
Angelina Torshina, MIPT student, 10,000 R per month
When Angelina discussed the move with her parents, they said they were ready to give 10,000 R monthly. In the first semester, she received a scholarship - 8000 R, she spent this money on cafes and cinema. But after the session, the girl was deprived of her scholarship, now she only goes to free events.
Housing. Angelina lives in a hostel on a campus in Dolgoprudny. I had to pay immediately for the whole year - 10,080 R. The university is very close: five minutes walk. When I first arrived, the room was terrible: dust, dirt, cockroaches and peeled wallpaper.
Cockroaches Angelina and her neighbors were brought out with crayons "Mashenka" and dichlorvos. Together with their parents, they made repairs: they bought wallpaper, putty and wallpaper paste. They spent 6,000 rubles on materials, but then the girl wrote an application to the university commission for material assistance, and the university returned this money.
6000 R
Angelina and her neighbors spent on repairs. The university returned the money
MIPT also refunds the cost of repairing equipment - for example, you can ask for financial assistance if your phone breaks down. True, there is a limit - 10,000 rubles.
Immediately after the move, Angelina and her neighbors bought a shared refrigerator, used, costing 8,000 rubles, this amount was divided among three. One of the students brought a microwave from home.
I didn’t have to buy anything from furniture: the room already had tables, cabinets, bedside tables and shelves. But spring beds were uncomfortable: thin mattresses sagged. Angelina bought herself a mattress at a flea market for 2,000 rubles and a pillow at the Metro for 800.
90 R
spends Angelina on laundry per month
The hostel has a washing machine. Two hours of washing cost 30 R, a dryer - 15 R, a place on the dryer - 3.5 R per day. Angelina spends about 90 R per month on laundry.
Purchases after moving - 5460 R
Fridge
2660 R
2000 R
800 R
Food. At first, Angelina and her neighbors went to the Okay hypermarket - they bought a promotion for several weeks in advance and cooked it themselves. By the middle of the first semester, there was no longer enough time for cooking and Angelina began to eat in the university cafeteria. This immediately affected the budget: when I cooked it myself, it took 1,500 rubles a week for food, I began to have lunch and dinner in the dining room - 2,500 rubles.
To save time, Angelina and her neighbor tried to agree to take turns cooking. The experiment failed due to different schedules. It turned out, for example, that Angelina woke up for the first couple and cooked oatmeal for two, and the neighbor had to get up for the third couple - cold porridge for breakfast.
Prices for food in the MIPT canteen
| Spending | Price |
|---|---|
| Breakfast | 45 R |
| Dinner | 120 R |
| Dinner | 180 R |
45 R
120 R
180 R
Entertainment. Angelina spends almost nothing on entertainment, there are enough university events. In the fall, freshman initiations are held, and sports matches are held in the spring. University groups give concerts and performances, students hold movie nights and game libraries. Most of this is free.
Several times a month, the girl goes to the theater on tickets that the university sells at a discount, 150 - 300 R. They are seated on empty seats in the stalls or on chairs in the aisle.
width="1000" height="750" class=" outline-bordered" style="max-width: 1000px; height: auto" data-bordered="true"> In May, the university hosted a student boat trip. The ticket cost 400 R. Photo: MIPT students trade union committee width="2000" height="1010" class=" outline-bordered" style="max-width: 1000.0px; height: auto" data-bordered="true"> Announcements about discounts on student tickets publish on Vkontakte in the group "Cultural Phystech". A regular ticket to the stalls costs 2000 R, students get it for 300 R Monthly budget of Angelina - 10 000 R
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Internet and mobile communication
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Household chemicals
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Egor Kruglyak, student at Moscow State Technical University named after Bauman, 39,000 R per month
Parents send Egor 40,000 R per month, there is still a scholarship - 2800 R.
Housing. The guy moved to Moscow in July with his parents. First we stayed with relatives and immediately began to look for housing on the "Cyan". We found an apartment in Izmailovo for 24,000 rubles plus a communal apartment - 2000. The area is quiet, the neighbors too, there is a large park nearby. It takes 40 minutes to get to the university by metro.
Together with his parents, Yegor made cosmetic repairs in the apartment: he re-pasted the wallpaper, patched up the ceilings, painted the windows and doors. About 20,000 rubles were spent on materials.
Parents brought Egor by car, so I managed to take a lot of things with me: a kettle, a microwave, a slow cooker, an iron, a printer, dishes, autumn and winter clothes, medicines, bed linen. I also took two laptops: the main one and a spare one.
In Moscow, there were unforeseen expenses: Yegor was ill for the entire first semester. I didn’t go to the doctor so as not to miss a couple, I hoped that it would go away on its own. After a couple of months, I realized that I couldn’t pull it any longer, and went to the therapist - it turned out to be neglected bronchitis. The therapist prescribed antibiotics - they cost 2500 R. Another 8000 R once had to be spent on a dentist.
Food. Egor spends 7,000 rubles on food: he buys groceries in supermarkets and cooks himself. Eats twice a day: hearty breakfast and dinner. Cooking at home in a slow cooker, it saves time and effort. It does not need to be monitored like a frying pan or a saucepan, and the food does not burn.
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