Published in the Official Gazette: The Presidency of Strategy and Budget will hire 26 assistant experts! Application requirements announced

According to the announcement published in the Official Gazette, the Presidency of Strategy and Budget will hire 26 assistant experts. The application requirements for the announcement have been determined. Candidates are required to have scored at least 70 points in the required fields in the KPSS.

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The Presidency of Strategy and Budget will employ 26 personnel to serve in the position of assistant expert.

According to the institution's announcement published in the Official Gazette, an entrance exam will be held for the recruitment of assistant strategy and budget experts to the presidency.

WHAT ARE THE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS?

Candidates who have graduated from Economics, Public Administration, Finance, Business Administration, Industrial Engineering departments providing at least 4 years of undergraduate education, or departments accepted as equivalent by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), will be able to apply for the exam.

MINIMUM 70 POINTS REQUIREMENT FROM KPSS

Candidates must have scored at least 70 points in the required fields in the Public Personnel Selection Examination (KPSS) held in 2023 and 2024. The list of candidates eligible to take the written exam will be published on the Presidency of Strategy and Budget's website "www.sbb.gov.tr" starting from December 4.

The written exam will be held in Ankara on December 22, 2024, at 10:00. The results will be announced on the institution's website.

Among candidates with a written exam score of 70 or higher, four times the number of the determined quotas (including those who received the same score as the last candidate), starting from the highest score, will be considered successful and will be eligible to take the oral exam. The date and place of the oral exam will be announced on the institution's website.

The final success list covering the employment of 26 personnel for the exam will be determined by taking the arithmetic average of the candidates' written and oral exam scores.