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KPSS (Public Personnel Selection Examination) is a standard exam used in the recruitment of public servants in Türkiye. This exam is organized for candidates with undergraduate and associate degrees in different fields.
The first session started at 10.15 and ended at 12.45, and the second session started at 14.45 and ended at 17.15. In both sessions, candidates were given 150 minutes of response time.
Candidates were not allowed into the exam buildings after 10.00 in the morning session of the exam and after 14.30 in the afternoon session.
The third session of KPSS License Area Information (Business, Accounting, Statistics) will be held tomorrow at 10.15. Candidates will be given 160 minutes of response time. The third session will end at 12.55.
Provincial and district civil registry offices are kept open on exam days for candidates who have lost their ID card, do not have an ID card, or do not have their ID number and photo on their ID card.
Exam results will be announced on October 7. KPSS results will be valid for 2 years from the date of their announcement.

As the 2026-2027 academic year begins in Türkiye, approximately 18 million students started classes. While parents stated that increasing service, stationery and nutrition costs put a strain on their budgets, Eğitim-İş Union announced that the starting cost of a student exceeds 81 thousand TL.

As the 2026-2027 academic year begins in Türkiye, approximately 17.9 million students started classes. Parents state that they are experiencing serious economic difficulties due to increasing stationery, service and nutrition expenses. Eğitim-İş Union announced that the starting cost of a student exceeds 81 thousand TL.
Ahmet Deniz, the child of a family of forest workers in Antalya's Akseki district, entered Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, ranking 636th in Türkiye in YKS, despite living in a tent for 12 years and working in heavy forestry work.
According to the PISA 2025 results announced in Bratislava with the participation of Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin, Türkiye increased its scores and rankings in science, mathematics and reading skills and recorded an increase of approximately 70 points in science in 10 years.

Ahmet Deniz, the child of a family of forest workers in Akseki, got into Hacettepe Medicine by being ranked 636th in Türkiye numerically in YKS, which he prepared by living in a nylon tent under difficult conditions and helping his family.

Ahmet Deniz, who lives in a nylon tent with his forest worker family in Akseki, was admitted to Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, ranking 636th in Türkiye numerically in YKS, despite the difficult conditions.