LGS applications have begun! e-Okul 2025 LGS application screen
The 2025 High School Transition System (LGS) central exam will be held on June 15. LGS applications began today, April 2, 2025. Applications for the exam, organized for 8th-grade students, will be processed through the e-Okul system. Application requirements and necessary documents are included in the 2025 LGS application guide published by the Ministry of National Education. So, how do you apply for the 2025 LGS, and what are the requirements? Here is the e-Okul LGS application screen and the required documents...
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The expected date for 2025 LGS applications has arrived. Applications for the High School Transition System (LGS) central exam began on Wednesday, April 2, and will end on April 16. According to the guide published by the Ministry of National Education, the application process will be carried out through the e-Okul system. The MEB guide includes all details regarding application requirements, necessary documents, and the application process. The exam, which 8th-grade students will take, will be held on June 15. So, how is the LGS application made, what conditions apply, and which documents are required? Here is the information regarding the 2025 LGS application guide and the e-Okul application screen…
LGS APPLICATIONS HAVE BEGUN!
With the guide published by the Ministry of National Education (MEB), the application dates for the central exam within the scope of the High School Transition System (LGS) have been announced.
According to the guide, LGS applications for the exam to be held on June 15, 2025, began on Wednesday, April 2, and will end on April 16.
HOW AND WHERE TO APPLY FOR LGS?
Students who wish to apply for the high school exam will carry out their applications electronically between April 02-16, 2025, via the https://eokul.meb.gov.tr/ address.
Students studying abroad in schools not registered in the e-Okul system will make their applications by filling out the application form found in the published guide. Students will be able to track the status of their applications electronically.
Students who will apply for the Central Exam will have their information checked for accuracy at their registered school administrations before applying. School administrations will be responsible for keeping student information up to date.