149 people became holders of additional grants from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan in two cities.
In Nur-Sultan and Almaty, identified the owners of additional educational grants intended for applicants from large families and TSA recipients. Applications and documents for receiving grants were accepted at the same time throughout Kazakhstan - from 5 to 10 August. They awarded on a competitive basis based on the results of the UNT.

The list of applicants from Nur-Sultan who received additional grants ipublished on the website of the capital's education department. Grants received by 47 people. They will study at five universities. Among them:
• Eurasian Humanitarian Institute with a degree in Pedagogy and Methods of Primary Education - one grant;
• Kazakh Agrotechnical University named after Saken Seifullin with a degree in Information Technology - eight grants;
• Astana IT University with a degree in Information Technology - 11 grants;
• International University "Astana" majoring in "Information Technology" - 10 grants);
• Almaty Management University, specialty "Restaurant business and hotel business" - 17 grants.

The list of holders of additional grants from Almaty published on the website of the city administration.

"129 applicants took part in the competition, 102 of them became grant holders," the message.

Students will study at eight universities in Almat Among them:
• Eurasian Technological University - three grants;
• Kazakh National Research Technical University named after Satpaev - one grant;
• Kazakh-British Technical University - six grants;
• University of International Business - one grant;
• Almaty Technological University - seven grants;
• Kazakh Academy of Sports and Tourism - 11 grants;
• Kazakh National Agrarian University - one grant;
• Kazakh State Women's Pedagogical University - 11 grants;
• Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai - 12 grants;
• Almaty University of Energy and Communications - six grants;
• Kazakh University of International Relations and World Languages ​​named after Abylai Khan - 29 grants;
• Almaty Management University - 13 grants;
• Kazakh Automobile and Road Institute named after Goncharov - one grant.

In June, the Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Askhat Aimagambetov, reportedthat the state would additionally allocate 5,000 grants for children from large families and TSA recipients.