Release of 2026 Turkey DGS Exam Questions and Answer Key

Details of DGS 2026 Administration and Question Release Today, Sunday, July 19, 2026, Turkey's Vertical Transfer Exam, known as DGS, was held with the participation of thousands of candidates across the country and Northern Cyprus. Immediately after the conclusion of this academic competition, the Assessment, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) announced that the basic question booklet and answer key are available on the organization's official website. According to the official statement, 10% of the questions have been released to the public, while candidates can view the full version through their user panel. [1][2]

How to Access the Answer Key in the AIS System Candidates who participated in the exam have been able to access all questions and answers related to their specific booklet starting from 13:45 local time today. To do this, applicants must visit the Candidate Transactions System (AİS) at https://ais.osym.gov.tr and log in to the relevant section by entering their Republic of Turkey (T.C.) ID number and password. It should be noted that this access is limited and will only be active for 10 days, until the end of July 29, 2026. [1][3]

Participant Statistics and This Year's Exam Structure The DGS 2026 exam was held in 81 Turkish provinces and the city of Nicosia. According to published statistics, 239,681 candidates registered for this exam, competing in 624 buildings and more than 9,000 exam halls. [2] This exam consisted of 100 multiple-choice questions (50 Mathematics and 50 Turkish language), and candidates had 135 minutes to respond. The purpose of this exam is to provide the opportunity for associate degree graduates to continue their education in 4-year undergraduate programs.

Final Results Announcement Date and Next Steps According to the academic calendar announced by ÖSYM, the final results of the DGS 2026 exam will be officially announced on August 13, 2026. [3][4] After receiving their scores, candidates will enter the department selection phase. The scores for this exam include a combination of the candidate's performance during the exam session and their Associate Degree Grade Point Average (ÖBP). Candidates should note that the results of this exam will only be valid for department selection in the 2026-2027 academic year, and it is not possible to save the score for future years. [2]