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EGE and OGE hub
EGE and OGE Mathematics are planned Phase 2 tracks. These pages describe the intended workflow and waitlist path.
EGE and OGE math grading workflows in one exam-aware dashboard
This hub brings together planned Gradenza workflows for Russian state exam preparation. EGE and OGE Mathematics need separate class contexts, photo submission for handwritten work, teacher-reviewed grading reports, and mastery maps that do not mix exam tracks.
Grading report
EGEProfile and Base preparation
OGEfoundation and readiness practice
Separateindependent mastery per exam class
Audience
Who this hub is for
Start here if you prepare students for Russian state exams and need cleaner marking workflows.
Tutors teaching both OGE and EGE students.
Teachers managing Profile and Base EGE groups.
Schools that want early weakness data before mock cycles.
Tutors who also teach IB or WAEC and need one multi-exam workspace.
Workflow
How the EGE and OGE cluster fits together
The workflows share the same platform mechanics while preserving separate exam identity.
Assign targeted practice
EGE and OGE tasks can be assigned separately based on topic and readiness stage.
Collect handwritten work
Students submit phone photos or scans, which keeps the workflow practical for maths.
Use reports to plan revision
Teacher-reviewed grading reports and mastery data guide the next practice block.
Benefits
Why EGE and OGE need separate pages
The search intent overlaps, but the student stage and teaching needs are different.
Different readiness questions
OGE focuses on foundations and exam readiness, while EGE often requires deeper constructed-response preparation.
Clean student histories
A student can move from OGE to EGE without losing the separation between exam records.
Built for multi-exam tutors
Tutors can use one dashboard while still treating each exam track as its own class context.
Proof and trust
Architecture that supports exam variation
Gradenza already treats exam systems as first-class context in class and assignment workflows.
Exam-specific adapters
Question-bank metadata can vary by exam instead of forcing every track into an IB-shaped schema.
Class-scoped analytics
Mastery maps and assignment history are scoped to a class enrollment.
Teacher review on rollout
New exam tracks should launch with clear review surfaces so grading quality can be checked.
Related resources
Related Gradenza pages and guides
Continue into the adjacent workflow instead of treating this page as a dead end.
FAQ
Common questions
Are EGE and OGE live in Gradenza?
They are planned Phase 2 exam tracks. The hub explains the intended workflows and routes interested users to the waitlist.
Can one tutor manage EGE and OGE students together?
Yes. Gradenza is designed for multi-exam tutoring while keeping class histories separate.
Will EGE and OGE use the same reports?
They will share the same report architecture, but exam-specific metadata and task conventions can differ.
Next step
Join the EGE and OGE rollout
Tell us which exam track and class format you teach so the first reports match real preparation workflows.