When will the KPSS Group A exam results be announced? Where can I find the KPSS Undergraduate 2025 results?

Published: October 8, 2025, 10:41 Updated: October 8, 2025, 10:44

The Public Personnel Selection Examination ( KPSS ) marathon has concluded, and all eyes are now on the results. According to ÖSYM's 2025 exam calendar, KPSS undergraduate results will be announced on Friday, October 10, 2025. On that date, the Assessment, Selection, and Placement Center will share the exam results with candidates digitally. Candidates can access their results only at https://sonuc.osym.gov.tr.

Results documents will no longer be sent in hard copy; all information will be available digitally and will serve as official notification. Therefore, candidates must check their results by logging into the ÖSYM system on the specified date.

Candidates will be able to check their results using their Turkish ID number and Candidate Transactions System (AİS) password. The screen will display each candidate's correct and incorrect answers, their net results, and their General Ability, General Culture, and Field Knowledge scores.

The information provided on the inquiry screen serves as the official results document. ÖSYM will not provide any additional information. Therefore, it is crucial for candidates to follow the post-exam process individually.

In the KPSS exam, each test is evaluated individually. A raw score is calculated by subtracting one-fourth of a candidate's incorrect answers from the number of correct answers. These raw scores are then converted into a standard score by taking into account the mean and standard deviation of all candidates who took the exam.

Candidates who do not receive at least one correct answer on any test will not be considered for that test. Questions cancelled after the exam are deemed invalid, and the remaining questions will be rescored.

Additionally, if the answer key changes, ÖSYM updates the scoring based on the new key. This ensures a fair evaluation process for every candidate.

Candidates' standard scores are combined with weights determined by ÖSYM and converted into different score types (e.g., P1, P3, P48). These score types are used according to the requirements of public institutions.

The score types determined for Group A positions will be the primary determinant in the institutions' entrance exams and direct appointments. Candidates should carefully consider the score type they will apply with during the application period.