ÖSYM orders retest for 392 candidates after KPSS irregularities in Şanlıurfa
Exam authority finds rule violations in 22 halls at Harran University campus and schedules an equivalent make-up test.
KEY POINTS
- 392 candidates in 22 halls at Harran University Osmanbey Campus face a retest
- Irregularities confirmed via camera footage and hall records review
- Traffic delays led to a 30-minute start postponement on 6 September
- ÖSYM Board ordered an equivalent make-up exam on 15 September
- Rest of the 6 September KPSS session remains valid
The Measurement, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) announced that 392 candidates must retake the KPSS General Ability session after irregularities were confirmed in 22 of 150 exam halls at Harran University's Osmanbey Campus in Şanlıurfa on 6 September.
Traffic congestion and an accident delayed access to the campus, prompting the provincial coordinator to request a 30-minute delay; ÖSYM approved a 10:45 a.m. start time. A subsequent review of camera footage and hall records revealed rule violations affecting the 392 candidates in those halls.
“Her bir adayın sınavı Başkanlığımız için büyük bir sorumluluk ve emanettir.”
ÖSYM's Board of Directors ruled on 15 September that an equivalent make-up exam will be held for the affected candidates only. The authority stressed that the remainder of the 6 September session remains valid and no general cancellation is planned.
The date and venue for the make-up test have not yet been announced. Candidates are advised to follow official ÖSYM channels for updates.
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