There is no limit on applications for exams, and every student can take the exams regardless of their age or nationality. There is also no limit on participating in exams from different universities multiple times, and students can take as many exams as they wish.
- When, where and how to apply for YÖS?
Applications are generally made online between December and May through university websites. Detailed information about applications is provided on university websites. In applications, students are asked to submit documents such as digital photo, ID/passport, diploma/student certificate, transcript, etc.
- When is YÖS held and when are the results announced?
Exams are mostly held in April-June, depending on the university. Exam results are announced 1-4 weeks after the exams, depending on the university.
Exams are held in the cities where the universities are located and in many centers in Turkey and abroad.
- Which universities conduct YÖS?
While the universities that hold the exams may change from year to year, here are some universities that have held the exams consistently in recent years:
Istanbul, Cerrahpasa, Marmara, Galatasaray, Yildiz Technical, Ankara, Capital, Aegean, Dokuz Eylül, Anatolia, Ondokuz Mayis, Mediterranean, Black Sea Technical, Trabzon, Selcuk, Cukurova, Uludag, Mersin, Erciyes, Ataturk, Centennial, Republic, Celal Bayar, Dumlupinar, Suleyman Demirel, Pamukkale, Usak, Mugla, Alanya, Inonu, Gaziantep, Kocaeli, Karabuk, Sakarya, Duzce, Kastamonu, Giresun universities.
- How Much Are YÖS Application Fees?
Application fees vary from university to university and depending on the selected domestic or international exam center, ranging from 10 USD to 50 USD on average.
- What are the YÖS Question Numbers and Durations?
There are an average of 80-100 questions in the exams, and the exam duration varies between 90 minutes and 120 minutes.
- What kind of an exam is YÖS and what does it include?
The exam content generally includes questions from Mathematics (30-40 questions), Geometry (5-15 questions) and General Ability (IQ) (40-60 questions), while questions from other courses are rarely encountered in the exams of a small number of universities. The questions asked in the Mathematics and Geometry tests are asked from the broadest curriculum and, for example, cover a wider range of topics compared to the content in the TYT-AYT exams administered in Turkey. General Ability (IQ) questions generally consist of questions that measure the candidate’s ability to comprehend numerical relationships and the ability to think abstractly. In addition, a small number of universities also apply Turkish proficiency tests (50-60 questions) in their exams, and these questions are asked in order to measure the students’ Turkish level.
- Is There a Base (Breakdown) Score Application in YÖS?
There is usually a base score application in the exams and it is determined as a prerequisite for application in many universities. Base scores vary between 40-50 points.
- How are YÖS Scores Calculated?
When calculating exam scores, many universities count the correct and incorrect answers candidates give to exam questions. Universities calculate raw scores by subtracting one-fourth of the number of incorrect answers from the number of correct answers, and convert these raw scores into scores out of 100. However, some universities only consider the number of correct answers candidates give, and determine the score calculation according to the number of correct answers.
WHY PREPARE FOR YÖS E WITH US?
- Preparing for YÖS Will Put You One Step Ahead of Your Other Competitors,
- It will save you the time you need to learn a language,
- Being together with students from many nations will prepare you for the university environment,
- While students who are directly accepted to university have to study at much more expensive TÖMERs, you will start your department without studying at TÖMER because you have learned the language,
- This way, you will not lose a year and you will save money.
- You will have the opportunity to be with people from different nations who come from all over the world to receive education and to improve yourself and have different experiences.
- The opportunity to receive training from our expert staff and experienced teachers in our courses,
- Modern classrooms and libraries for you to use
- We offer textbooks and subject explanation books to help you with your lessons,
- We hold regular mock exams to test yourself and prepare for the exam.
- During the YÖS preparation period, we organize regular weekly university and department introduction days.
- We track your residence for one year,
