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🎓 Open High School Exams in Türkiye 2026–2027

Türkiye’s Open High School (Açık Öğretim Lisesi) has opened first-term e-exam appointment booking. Students required to take the e-exam should book within the deadline and check their individual admission document.

⏰ Booking deadline: 16 November 2026 at 23:59 Türkiye time.

1️⃣ Who books an e-exam?
The 2 November announcement covers students who selected 10 or fewer courses, subject to its exceptions for detained or convicted students, students with disabilities, and students abroad except those in Northern Cyprus and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. If your situation is unclear, contact the school before the deadline.

2️⃣ How to book
Book from 2 to 16 November through the Open High School student system, the MEBİM call centre at 444 0 632, or an open education unit. Check your course count and make sure the appointment is recorded.

Important: The announcement states that students required to take the e-exam who do not book in the specified period cannot take the first-term exams.

3️⃣ Admission document
Students with an appointment can obtain their photo admission document in the Open High School information system using their student or identity number and password from 25 November 2026 until their exam date. Check the centre, date and time on the document.

4️⃣ Written exam
The announcement schedules the written exam for 20 December 2026 for students with disabilities, those selecting 11 or more courses, and students abroad except those in Northern Cyprus and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Confirm the arrangements for your circumstances with the administration.

5️⃣ Before the exam
• Check your course count and applicable exam route.
• If required, book before the deadline and keep the appointment details.
• Obtain your admission document when available and check updated instructions.
• Ask the school or MEBİM about any special circumstances.

📅 Dates at a glance
StageDateWhat it means
E-exam booking2–16 November 2026, until 23:59For students required to book under the announcement
Photo admission document25 November until the student's exam dateAvailable in the student system after booking
Written exam20 December 2026For the groups specified in the announcement

6️⃣ Identify your exam route
Start with your selected course count, then check whether an exception applies. Selecting 10 or fewer courses does not remove the stated exceptions; the announcement places students selecting 11 or more in the written exam. Arrangements for students abroad depend on location, so check the rules for your centre.

7️⃣ Before confirming an appointment
Sign in to the student system, review the selected courses and the appointments and centres offered to your account, and confirm the booking. Check that the appointment appears and keep its details. If you cannot sign in or the route is unclear, contact an open education unit or MEBİM before the deadline; attempting to sign in alone is not a confirmed booking.

8️⃣ Admission document and exam day
Use the photo admission document to check your own location, date and time, and read its instructions before travelling. Contact the administration early if your details are incorrect. Do not assume that the written exam date is your e-exam appointment.

9️⃣ Frequently asked questions
Is booking the same as obtaining the admission document? No. Book during the stated period; the document is available from 25 November until your exam date.
What if I miss booking? The announcement says students required to book an e-exam cannot take the term exams if they miss the period. Ask the administration about your circumstances and follow later announcements.
Are all students abroad assigned a written exam? The announcement names Northern Cyprus and Jeddah as exceptions; check the instructions for your location.
Does course count alone determine the exam? No. Check exceptions, your own circumstances and the information in your account.


 
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