YKS 2025 has concluded: When will the questions and answers be released?

The first session of the 2025 YKS, the Basic Proficiency Test (TYT), began on Saturday, June 21, at 10:15 AM and lasted 165 minutes. The exam ended at 1:00 PM.

The Field Proficiency Test (AYT) session was completed today (Sunday, June 22) by the Assessment, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM). Candidates leaving the exam focused on the TYT, AYT, and YDT question booklets and answer keys. The third and final session, the Foreign Language Test (YDT), also began today at 3:45 PM.

The questions asked to students in the exam and the answer keys will be published on the "osym.gov.tr" website after all exams are completed.

Last year, the YKS questions and answers were made accessible via ÖSYM one day after the exams were completed. The TYT-AYT and YDT answer keys are expected to be announced starting from the morning hours of Monday, June 23.

WHEN WILL THE RESULTS BE ANNOUNCED?

ÖSYM President Bayram Ali Ersoy visited the exam center to inspect preparations and wished success to the candidates taking the exam. Ersoy stated, "The process will be completed within 1 month, and we will announce the exam results by July 22 at the latest."

University candidates will be able to learn their 2025 YKS results using their Turkish ID numbers and candidate passwords on ÖSYM's https://sonuc.osym.gov.tr website.

Exam result documents will not be sent to students by mail.

The Basic Proficiency Test (TYT) held on Saturday, June 21, consisted of a total of 120 questions covering social sciences, natural sciences, basic mathematics, and Turkish, with a duration of 165 minutes.

On Sunday, June 22 (today), the Field Proficiency Test (AYT) featured 40 questions in the Turkish Language and Literature-Social Sciences-1 Test, 40 questions in the Social Sciences-2 Test, 40 questions in the Mathematics Test, and 40 questions in the Natural Sciences Test, with a duration of 180 minutes.

The third and final session, the Foreign Language Test (YDT), was given 120 minutes. In the YDT, which was conducted in German, Arabic, French, English, and Russian, 80 questions were asked, and a separate question booklet was provided for each language.