KPSS Secondary Education Exam Scheduled for Sunday, October 25
Nearly three million candidates will sit the KPSS Secondary Education exam on Sunday, with results to be released on November 19.
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- Exam date: Sunday, October 25, 10:15 a.m. to 12:25 p.m.
- Total applicants: 2,985,438 (1,448,945 women, 1,536,493 men)
- Test infrastructure: 254 centers, 9,632 buildings, 167,820 rooms
- Results announcement: November 19, valid for two years
- Public appeal: avoid horn and construction noise near test centers
The Measurement, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) will hold the KPSS Secondary Education exam on Sunday, October 25, at 10:15 a.m. The test will end at 12:25 p.m., with disabled candidates receiving an additional 30 minutes.
A total of 2,985,438 candidates applied for the exam, comprising 1,448,945 women and 1,536,493 men. The exam will take place across 254 test centers, 9,632 buildings, and 167,820 rooms.
“Candidates from 1,448,945 women and 1,536,493 men applied.”
Candidates will answer 120 questions covering general ability and general culture within 130 minutes. The general ability test includes verbal and numerical sections, while the general culture test covers history, Turkish geography, basic citizenship knowledge, and general cultural and socioeconomic topics related to Turkey and the world.
Results will be announced on November 19 and will remain valid for two years. Candidates who take a subsequent KPSS Pre-License or License Group B exam will lose the validity of their Secondary Education results from the date those results are announced.
ÖSYM President Prof. Dr. Bayram Ali Ersoy called on citizens to avoid unnecessary horn honking and construction noise around test centers on Sunday. Erzincan authorities increased security, public order, and traffic measures around schools.
Candidates without an ID card or with missing ID details can obtain documents from district population directorates open on exam morning. Entry documents are available at ais.osym.gov.tr.
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