The results of training in Odessa National Medical University 36 students on the virtual endoscopy simulator "Basic laparoscopic skills" were generalized. We determined self-learner ratio of the questionnaires, practical skills coefficient estimated check-lists, the resulting ratio of practical skills for each group. These coefficients were effective for the overall assessment and reliable calculations of long-term survival skills.

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