KPSS Associate Degree exam, which is administered in 160 exam centers in 81 provinces and Nicosia, has started.
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It was held according to the central examination system with the participation of KPSS associate degree level candidates.
4,443 buildings and 83,465 halls are used for the exam, which is administered in 160 exam centers in 81 provinces and Nicosia.
Candidates for the exam, which started at 10.15, were not allowed into the buildings after 10.00. An answer time of 130 minutes will be given for general ability-general culture tests consisting of 120 questions. Disabled candidates who are deemed appropriate to use additional time in the exam will be able to use their 30-minute additional time.
Provincial and district civil registry offices were kept open for candidates who did not have an identity card or who did not have an ID number and photo on their identity card.
1 million 593 thousand 19 candidates applied for the exam. There are 218 thousand 455 officers in the exam, in which 6 thousand 59 disabled candidates participated.
In order to ensure exam security, 17 thousand 726 police officers are on duty in the field.
The results of the KPSS Associate Degree session, which will end at 12.25, will be announced on October 30.
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1 million 593 thousand 19 candidates applied for the KPSS Associate Degree exam, which was held in 160 exam centers in 81 provinces and Nicosia. Exam results will be announced on October 30.

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The KPSS Associate Degree exam organized by ÖSYM starts today, October 4, at 10.15 and ends at 12.25 in 81 provinces and 160 exam centers in TRNC Nicosia. 130 minutes are given for the 120-question exam, and disabled candidates are given an additional 30 minutes. The results will be announced on October 30 and will be valid for 2 years.

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