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List of educational resources The lists of free websites are formed by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan. To add / edit the name / address, contact the Ministry. Websites for schools, educational portals and other 1 AIS Bilimal https://bilimal.kz 2 Online school of English and Kazakh languages https://school.qlang.kz/ https://kundelik.kz 3 AIS KUNDELIK.KZ https://portal.kundelik.kz www.bk-astana.kz platon.aatk.kz:8080 Platonus.kaz-tek.kz 4 Platonus http://185.99.125.165:9090 внешний http://192.168.8.24:90 внутренний http://185.217.181.83/ https://platonus.kz http://online-kstc.kz/ https://tkst.platonus.kz/ http://tatk.platonus.kz https://zhamk.platonus.kz/ https://tkam.platonus.kz http://tkpint.platonus.kz https://egek.platonus.kz/ http://mcoll-tald.kz/ http://turmed.kz http://aktobeagk.c-platonus.kz http://tkpk.platonus.kz 5 Platonus College http://bstk.platonus.kz http://kptk.platonus.kz/ http://Zhvgtk.Platonus.Kz http://aek.platonus.kz http://Platoncs.kgu.kz http://aksib-edu.kz/ https://ukvh.platonus.kz/ https://kkk.platonus.kz/ https://77.245.109.242 http://acce.c-platonus.kz https://94.141.249.50 http://hmc-astana.kz http://ashk.c-platonus.kz 1 https://bilimland.kz https://onlinemektep.org 6 OnlineMektep https://itest.kz https://imektep.kz https://twig-bilim.kz 7 SmartNation https://college.snation.kz/ 8 UNT preparation platform with adaptive learning https://joo.kz 9 VICON http://vicon.kz 10 Distance learning and testing system http://college.sdot.kz 11 MSE on the REM Pavlodar Technological College http://gpptk.kz 12 https://mektep.edu.kz https://mektep.edu.kz 13 https://bilimland.kz/kk https://bilimland.kz/kk 14 https://itest.kz/ru https://itest.kz/ru 15 https://twig-bilim.kz/ru https://twig-bilim.kz/ru 16 https://imektep.kz/kz https://imektep.kz/kz 17 https://snation.kz https://snation.kz 18 https://daryn.online https://daryn.online 19 College of Service and Tourism http://collegeetspp.kz 20 Bilge Mektebi Distance Learning Project https://bilgen.academy 21 Zerek College http://82.200.196.102/ MPI Specialized boarding school-College of the 22 http://185.146.0.243:8081/ Olympic Reserve MSE on the REM Higher Pedagogical College 23 http://platonus.ped-kollege.kz/ named after B. Akhmetov MPI Specialized boarding school-College of the 24 https://185.146.0.243:8081 Olympic Reserve 2 25 Univer 2.0 Information and Software Package https://univer.kaznu.kz/user/login?ReturnUrl=%2f 26 Paragraph BILIM http://Blm.kz 27 EDUS E-school https://mektep.edu.kz 28 Opiq.kz https://opiq.kz/ College of Kazakh University of Technology and 29 http://qutb.kz Business JSC https://fnn.kz/main/index 30 El Umiti online development platform https://elumiti.fnn.kz/main/index 31 national e-service portal Mail.KZ Higher and postgraduate education Academy of Public Administration under the 32 http://platonus.apa.kz/ President of the Republic of Kazakhstan 33 Civil Aviation Academy http://do.agakaz.kz/ 34 Akmeshit Humanitarian and Technical Institute http://185.107.173.70/ 35 Zhezkazgan University named after О.А.Baikonurov http://212.154.228.220/ Kazakh National Academy of Arts named after T. 36 http://platonus.kaznai.kz/ Zhurgenov 37 Kazakh National Agrarian University http://es.kaznau.kz/ 38 Kazakhstan Innovation University http://92.47.141.238/ 39 Kazakhstan Maritime University http://88.151.182.130/ 40 Kazakh-American Free University http://platon.kafu.kz/ 41 State Medical University of Karaganda http://platon.kgmu.kz/ 42 State Pedagogical University of Kostanay http://acse.kspi.kz/ 43 Regional Social and Innovative University http://www.platonus.rsiu.kz/ 44 State Pedagogical University of Taraz http://5.63.91.68/ 45 Taraz State University named after M.Kh. Dulati http://92.47.105.148/ 46 Innovative Humanitarian University of Taraz http://92.47.105.131/ 47 Astana IT University LLP http://85.159.27.200:8080/ University of Foreign Languages and Business 48 http://platonus.ydu.kz/ Career 49 Central Asian University http://platonus.cau.kz/ 50 Central Kazakhstan Academy http://145.249.247.26/ 51 South Kazakhstan State Pedagogical University http://95.58.4.67/ 3 52 Karaganda Economic University of Kazpotrebsoyuz http://keu.kz 53 South Kazakhstan Pedagogical University http://univer.okmpu.kz www.satbayev.university Kazakh National Research Technical University 54 named after K.I.Satpayev http://polytechonline.kz http://dis.kaznmu.kz Kazakh National Medical University named after 55 S.D. Asfendiyarov http://do.kaznmu.kz http://sirius.kaznmu.kz Kazakh National Pedagogical University named 56 https://kaznpu.kz/kz/ after Abai http://conservatoire.kz Kazakh National Conservatory named after 57 Kurmangazy http://185.217.181.83 58 Caspian Public University https://caspidot.kz/ 59 Eurasian Humanities Institute http://88.204.167.74 http://student.zhgu.edu.kz:8057/login http://prepod.zhgu.edu.kz:8056/login http://student.zhgu.edu.kz:8060 60 Zhetysu University named after I. Zhansugurov http://student.zhgu.edu.kz:8065 http://dot.zhgu.edu.kz http://library.zhgu.edu.kz/lib https://zhgu.edu.kz,http://zhgu.edu.kz 61 Astana International University https://82.200.161.166 62 Kazakh National Women's Pedagogical University https://univer.kazmkpu.kz/user/login?ReturnUrl=%2f 63 Kazakh National University named after al-Farabi https://univer.kaznu.kz/user/login?ReturnUrl=%2f http://www.online-testing.kz 64 Kazakhstan Innovation Academy http://92.47.141.238/ 65 Pavlodar University named after S.Toraigyrov https://dot.psu.kz/ http://do.pspu.kz 66 Pedagogical University of Pavlodar http://platon.pspu.kz 67 Innovative Eurasian University https://cdo.ineu.kz/ Ekibastuz Engineering and Technical Institute 68 http://e.eiti.kz named after K.I.Satpayev 4 moodle.nkzu.kz bigbluebutton.nkzu.kz North Kazakhstan University named after M. 69 proctor.nkzu.kz Kozybaev nkzu.kz do.nkzu.kz http://univer.yu.edu.kz Caspian University of Technology and Engineering 70 named after Sh.Yesenov http://canvas.yu.edu.kz International Kazakh-Turkish University named after 71 https://ayu.edu.kz Kh.A. Yassawi 72 Syrdariya University http://platon.sirdariya.kz/ East Kazakhstan University named after Sarsen 73 http://vkgu.kz Amanzholov http://asu.ukgu.kz http://portal.ukgu.kz South Kazakhstan University named after M. 74 http://sde.sksu.kz Auezov http://sdo.ukgu.kz http://sksu.kz 75 South Kazakhstan Medical Academy http://platonus.ukma.kz https://univer.kstu.kz 76 Technical University of Karaganda http://edu.kstu.kz/ http://test-bbb.ksu.kz http://ksu.kz http://idl.ksu.kz http://sed.ksu.kz Karaganda University named after academician E.A. 77 Buketov http://bb.ksu.kz http://meet.ksu.kz http://web-testing.ksu.kz http://mail.ksu.kz https://keyps.semeymedicaluniversity.kz/ 78 Medical University of Semey https://platonus.semeymedicaluniversity.kz/ http://www.qmu.kz/ru http://platon.kgmu.kz/ 79 Medical University of Karaganda http://moodle.kgmu.kz/moodle/login/index.php http://session.kgmu.kz/ http://sp.kgmu.kz 80 Kyzylorda University named after Korkyt Ata http://platonus.korkyt.kz/ 5 Kokshetau State University named after Sh. 81 http://platonus.kgu.kz/ Ualikhanov http://ims.ablaikhan.kz http://portal.ablaikhan.kz Kazakh University of International Relations and 82 World Languages named after Ablai Khan http://bbb.ablaikhan.kz http://ablaikhan.kz 83 Egyptian University of Islamic Culture Nur-Mubarak http://nmu.kz https://msi-edu.kz/ 84 Mardan Saparbayev Institute https://platonus.msi-edu.kz/ 85 Bolashaq Academy http://kubolashak.kz 86 University named after S. Demirel https://moodle.sdu.edu.kz 87 International Humanitarian and Technical University http://188.127.37.8/index 88 Baishev University vuzbaishev.kz http://edo.ksph.kz:9090/ 89 Kazakhstan Medical University "VSHOZ" https://newmoodle.ksph.kz 90 Kazakh University of Railway Engineering https://kuwc.kz/ru/main/ http://tamos.kuam.kz/ Kokshetau University named after Abay 91 Myrzakhmetov http://do.kuam.kz/ http://ais.semuniver.kz 92 Kazakh Humanitarian Law Innovative University http://edu.semuniver.kz https://Moodle.uib.kz http://quiz.uib.kz 93 University of International Business https://bitrix24.uib.kz https://uib.kz http://portal.kipudn.kz:8080 Peoples' Friendship University named after 94 http://95.141.135.172/kudn/admin.dll academician A. Kuatbekov http://isudo.kipudn.kz 95 Eurasian Technological University http://etu.edu.kz 96 Silkway International University http://swiu.kz Kazakhstan Engineering and Technological 97 https://kazetu.kz/ University 6 http://82.200.168.179 98 Kazakh University of Technology and Business http://82.200.168.182 https://dl.iitu.kz 99 International University of Information Technology https://www.iitu.kz https://campus.iitu.kz http://el2019.kimep.kz 100 KIMEP University http://my.kimep.kz 101 Kazakh Medical University of Continuing Education http://www.kazmuno.kz 102 Kainar Academy http://kainar-kazuniver.kz 103 Kazakh-Russian Medical University http://moodle.medkrmu.kz http://canvas.turan-edu.kz http://connect.turan-edu.kz http://online.turan-edu.kz http://platonus.turan-edu.kz http://mooc.turan-edu.kz 104 Turan University http://proctor.turan-edu.kz http://lib.turan-edu.kz http://e-lib.turan-edu.kz http://asu.turan-edu.kz http://portal.turan-edu.kz 105 International Education Corporation http://elearning.kazgasa.kz http://platonus.kazatk.kz http://do.kazatk.kz Kazakh Academy of Transport and Communications 106 http://kabis.kazatk.kz named after M. Tynyshpayev http://www.kazatk.kz http://www.qazatk.kz http://sis-pprd- xess2.narxoz.kz:8080/StudentSSB/ssb/studentProfile 107 Narxoz University https://narxoz.online/ 108 Kazakh Academy of Sports and Tourism http://37.77.128.218/ 109 Almaty University of Energy and Communications http://edu2.aues.kz 7 110 Almaty Technological University https://univer.atu.kz/ Kostanay Engineering and Economic University 111 http://kineu.kz named after M.
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