Have MSÜ applications started? When are the 2025 MSÜ applications?
The countdown has begun for the National Defense University Military Student Candidate Determination Exam (2025-MSÜ). According to the 2025 calendar released by ÖSYM, this year's MSÜ exam will be held in February. Candidates who wish to take the exam must complete their applications within the specified dates. So, when will MSÜ 2025 be held? Have MSÜ applications started? How do you apply for the ÖSYM MSÜ?
Has the MSÜ 2025 application guide been published? Candidates who want to take the exam are eagerly awaiting the announcement from ÖSYM. The application and exam dates for the National Defense University Military Student Candidate Determination Exam are included in the ÖSYM calendar. So, when will MSÜ 2025 be held? Have MSÜ applications started? How do you apply for the ÖSYM MSÜ?
WHEN IS MSÜ 2025?
The 2025 MSÜ exam will be administered on February 23, 2025.

WHEN ARE MSÜ APPLICATIONS?
MSÜ applications will begin on January 2, 2025, and will continue until January 27, 2025. The application guide will also be made available tomorrow. Late applications can be submitted until January 30, 2025, at 23:59.
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 EXAM RESULTS BE ANNOUNCED?
MSÜ exam results will be announced on March 18, 2025.
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