Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy called on citizens to be silent and traffic sensitive for the KPSS Secondary Education exam to be held on Sunday.
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2 million 985 thousand candidates will enter the KPSS Secondary Education application on Sunday.
Ersoy, in his post on his NSosyal account, said:
"On Sunday, 2 million 985 thousand candidates will enter the KPSS Secondary Education application. A day awaits us when we need to show great social sensitivity. Let's prevent traffic, let's suspend work that will cause noise until the end of the exam. Dear candidates, let's try to go to our exam places early and do not forget our exam entry documents and valid ID cards. Civil registration offices will be kept open on the exam day for candidates who have lost their IDs. I wish success to all our candidates."
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ÖSYM President Bayram Ali Ersoy stated that 2 million 985 thousand candidates will enter the KPSS Secondary Education application to be held on Sunday and warned about traffic and noise.

KPSS secondary education results will be announced on November 19 and will be valid for two years. ÖSYM President Bayram Ali Ersoy warned about traffic and noise for the exam to be held on Sunday.

On Sunday, 2 million 985 thousand candidates will take the KPSS Secondary Education exam. While the authorities called for sensitivity regarding traffic and noise, they stated that the civil registry offices would be kept open for those who lost their identity cards.

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