When Do 2020 DGS Exam Applications Open?

When do applications for the 2020 DGS exam begin? As every year, candidates have already started searching for the application and exam dates for the 2020 DGS organized by ÖSYM. The Dikey Geçiş Sınavı (DGS), administered by the Measurement, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM), is for students who want to convert their two-year associate degrees to four-year bachelor’s programs. The application and exam dates for the 2020 DGS have been announced.

The DGS is held annually for graduates of vocational schools and open education associate degree programs who wish to transfer into on-campus bachelor’s programs. The dates for applying to the 2020 DGS and for the exam itself have been set for this year.

  • Application period for the 2020 DGS: May 13 – May 21, 2020.
  • Late application date for the 2020 DGS: June 2, 2020.
  • The 2020 DGS will be held on July 5, 2020.
  • Results for the 2020 DGS will be announced after July 29, 2020.

Who Can Apply for the 2020 DGS?

Who can apply for the 2020 DGS? As each year, the Dikey Geçiş Sınavı is organized by ÖSYM. Candidates seeking vertical transfer to bachelor’s programs must be graduates of vocational higher schools or open education associate degree programs. Candidates who are in their graduation year and have met all requirements except for internship duties may also apply.

Additionally, final-year students and graduates from vocational higher schools in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus who meet the same conditions, as well as graduates from abroad whose diplomas are accepted with an equivalency certificate, are eligible to apply for the DGS. Applications are accepted electronically and in person at ÖSYM offices. Detailed application procedures and requirements are published each year in ÖSYM’s official guide.

There is no limit on the number of candidates who may take this year’s DGS. Candidates who have already passed the exam may apply again in subsequent years if they wish; however, under the regulation changed in 2011, repeat applicants may be subject to score reductions.