Dates announced for 2025 National Defense University applications
The application date for the 2025 National Defense University (MSÜ) exam has been set. Applications will begin on January 2 and end on January 27. The MSÜ exam will be held on February 3, 2025. Candidates will be able to submit their applications via ÖSYM. When is the deadline for candidates who want to apply for the 2025 MSÜ exams? On what date will the exams be held?
The Ministry of National Defense has announced the application and exam calendar for the National Defense University for 2025. How will those who wish to continue their university education as military students apply? When do applications begin? When is the application deadline? When will the MSÜ exam be held?
WHEN DO MSÜ APPLICATIONS BEGIN? WHEN IS THE APPLICATION DEADLINE?
With the 2025 MSÜ calendar published by ÖSYM, the dates for MSÜ applications have been determined.
Accordingly, 2025 MSÜ applications will begin on January 2 and end on January 27.
HOW WILL MSÜ APPLICATIONS BE MADE?
Candidates will be able to submit their applications through ÖSYM Application Centers, individually via the ÖSYM website at https://ais.osym.gov.tr, or through the ÖSYM Candidate Transactions mobile application.
WHEN WILL THE MSÜ 2025 EXAM BE HELD?
The National Defense University Military Student Candidate Determination Exam will be held on February 3, 2025. The exam results will be announced on March 18, 2025.
News Source: 12punto
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