DİM conducted a graduation exam for the full (11-year) secondary education level on March 9.

A total of 236 examination buildings and 4311 examination halls have been allocated in the cities and regions where the exams are held. For the management of the exams, 236 general examination supervisors, 691 examination supervisors, 5388 invigilators, 764 access control staff (security), and 236 building representatives have been assigned.

52 students with disabilities (visually impaired, cerebral palsy, hearing impaired, and others) also participated in the exam. Special halls were allocated in the examination buildings to ensure these students could take the exam comfortably, and individual invigilators were assigned to visually impaired persons whose disability was determined to be due to 81-100 percent impairment of bodily functions. Conditions were also created for students with mobility impairments to enter and move within the building and hall.

Today at 15:30, a live broadcast will be made via the SEC's “Youtube” (//youtube.com/stateexamcenter ) channel, and explanations regarding the test tasks used in the exam will be provided by responsible employees and experts of the Center. Additionally, the correct answers for closed and codable open-ended tasks will be presented. Students can write their questions of interest in the comment section of the live broadcast.

Starting from March 10, the processing of examination protocols and answer sheets will commence at the SEC. 

According to preliminary information, 9 individuals were expelled from the exam due to the discovery of mobile phones. The mentioned cases have been protocolled, and an investigation is underway.

Since the verification of open-ended tasks requiring written answers used in the exams is time-consuming, the results are expected to be announced within the next 7 weeks.

Participants in the exam, as well as parents, teachers, and experts, will be able to obtain the electronic version (in PDF format) of the explanations for all test tasks, as well as the standard answers, from the SEC's social media accounts after the live broadcast.