Mospolytech Schedule in Telegram

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About this App

Forty minutes until your first class and you cannot remember which room the day starts in. Opening the university site, finding the right tab and typing in a group number is a chore. The Mospolytech Schedule bot moves that check into Telegram.

It is made for students of Moscow Polytechnic University. Timetables there are organized by study group, the same way the university site does it.

Your timetable inside the chat you already have open

Most students keep Telegram open all day. Checking classes in a chat is quicker than in a browser: open the bot, pick your group, look.

The official university timetable refreshes roughly once an hour, so if something looks off, double check before you rush across the city.

Commands worth knowing

/start launches the bot and begins setup.
/help shows usage hints.
/premium opens the section with premium options.
/policy and /terms hold the privacy policy and terms of use.

What premium includes and what it costs is shown inside the bot, so read it before paying 💳. Do not pay until you have read the terms.

Avoiding group and week mix-ups

The most common mistake with any timetable tool is a wrong group number. Check it against your student card or the list in your personal account.

Start the bot with /start.
Enter your group number exactly as it appears in your documents.
Open the timetable and check the date and whether it is an odd or even week.
Before an important class or exam, compare with the official university schedule 📅.

Why you still check the official source

University timetables change: classes move, rooms get swapped, consultations appear. A bot only displays data, and the source of truth stays with the university.

If your group leader says a class was moved and the bot shows something else, trust the announcement until the data catches up.

Privacy and safety 🔒

Viewing a timetable does not need your login or password for the student portal. If anyone in a chat asks for them "to get schedule access", it is a scam.

Read the policy via /policy to see what data the service collects. It takes a minute and answers most questions.

The bot is small and has few users so far. That is normal for a student tool built for one university rather than a wide audience.

Habits that keep classes from surprising you

Checking the timetable the evening before, not the morning of, saves stress. You spot an early start or a gap between classes and can plan travel, lunch and prep.

If your group has a shared chat, pin the group number and a reminder to check for changes. It helps first-year students who still mix up buildings and rooms 🎓.

Keep notifications on only if you really need them, and do not add the bot to chats where people talk about private things.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Mospolytech Schedule bot for?▼

Students of Moscow Polytechnic University. Timetables are tied to study groups, so you need your group number. If you study at another university, this bot will not fit.

Do I need my student portal password?▼

No, viewing the timetable does not need a password and you should never type one in a chat. Treat any request for a login and password as a scam attempt and close the dialog.

Is there a paid part?▼

The menu has a /premium command, so a premium section exists. Check what it includes and the price there before paying. For ordinary class checks, try what is available without paying first.

What if the bot disagrees with an announcement?▼

Trust the official announcement from the university or your group leader. Data can update with a delay, roughly hourly on the official timetable. Check your group number and date, then open the bot again later.