
Candidates who participated in the 2026 KPSS License exam are waiting for the result date from ÖSYM.
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2026 KPSS Undergraduate General Ability-General Culture session was completed on September 6, and Field Knowledge exams were completed on September 12-13.
The eyes of thousands of candidates participating in the 2026 KPSS License exam are turned to the result announcement from ÖSYM. While the General Ability-General Knowledge session will be completed on September 6, and the Field Knowledge exams will be completed on September 12-13, candidates are now waiting for the date when the 2026 KPSS Undergraduate results will be announced. So, when will the 2026 ÖSYM KPSS undergraduate results be announced? How to check KPSS results?
WHEN WILL 2026 KPSS RESULTS BE ANNOUNCED?
According to the calendar shared by ÖSYM, KPSS results will be announced on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
HOW AND WHERE TO INQUIRE KPSS LICENSE RESULTS?
2026 KPSS Undergraduate results will be made accessible through ÖSYM's Result Announcement System.
Candidates, T.R. They will be able to access the exam results by logging in to https://sonuc.osym.gov.tr/ with their ID numbers and candidate passwords.
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KPSS results will be announced on October 7, 2026
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