Have the ATA AÖF exam results been announced? What is the passing grade? How to check exam results? When will the ATA AÖF make-up exam results be released?

The Atatürk University Open Education Faculty (ATA AÖF) fall semester make-up exams were held in person in three sessions on February 15-16, 2025. After the exams were completed, students began to wonder when the results would be announced. So, how can one access the ATA AÖF make-up exam results? How are the results calculated? Here are the details...

WHEN WILL THE ATA AÖF MAKE-UP RESULTS BE ANNOUNCED?

The Atatürk University Open Education Faculty (ATA AÖF) fall semester make-up exams were held in person in three sessions on February 15-16, 2025. Following the completion of the exam evaluation process, the results were made available to students. The statement made by ATA AÖF is as follows:

''Dear Students,

ATA-AÖF has announced the make-up exam results in a much shorter time than expected through an intensive work schedule. You can access your make-up exam results via the Student Information System (OBS), the Learning Management System (ÖYS), and our ATA AÖF Hybrid and ATAAOF OYS applications. Students who wish to appeal their exam results can submit their appeals to us by clicking the “Result Appeal” button in the Learning Management System (ÖYS) and filling in the necessary information until Sunday (February 23, 2025) at 08:00. Appeals made after this date will not be taken into consideration. The appeals made will be evaluated and feedback will be provided through the system.''

HOW TO CHECK ATA AÖF EXAM RESULTS?

Following the announcement of the results, ATA AÖF make-up results became available for viewing by logging into the ATA AÖF OBS (Student Information System). Candidates will be able to learn their score information using their Turkish ID number and student password.

WHAT IS THE ATA AÖF PASSING GRADE?

Students' success status for the relevant course is determined by a letter grade. A student who receives an "AA, BA, BB, CB, or CC" letter grade in a course is considered successful, while a student who receives an "FF" letter grade is considered unsuccessful.