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Study: Soviet Immigrants Outperform Israeli Students

Only 56.8% of Israeli-born students eligible for matriculation, compared to 60.2% among CIS immigrants.

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Children who immigrated to Israel from the former Soviet Union outperformed their Israeli-born counterparts in high-school matriculation and college admission requirements, according to a study carried out by Nir Fogel for the Central Bureau of Statistics.

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