Nevşehir Fully Prepared for 2026 Open Education Exams

Coordination Meetings Held in Nevşehir On July 17, 2026, the city of Nevşehir witnessed intense activity to organize one of the year's largest educational events. According to official reports published by the "Fib Haber" news outlet, the Nevşehir Provincial Directorate of National Education held a key meeting for the final review of preparations for the third-term written exams of Open Education institutions [1]. The meeting, chaired by Yusuf Yazıcı, the Provincial Director of Education, and attended by Ali Güngör, a Special Inspector from the Turkish Ministry of National Education, emphasized the importance of security and the integrity of the examination process. During this session, all operational aspects were discussed, including the distribution of question booklets, the protection of answer sheets, and coordination with law enforcement forces to maintain order around the exam centers. Authorities emphasized that the primary goal is to provide a calm and stress-free environment for students studying within the distance education system [1]. ## Schedule Details and Exam Centers The third-term exams for the 2025-2026 academic year are scheduled to take place on Saturday, July 18, and Sunday, July 19, 2026 [2]. These exams are designed in three separate sessions to manage candidate density: - First Session: Saturday, July 18, at 10:00 AM. - Second Session: Saturday, July 18, at 2:00 PM. - Third Session: Sunday, July 19, at 10:00 AM. For this purpose, two large educational centers in Nevşehir have been selected as the main venues: "Nevşehir Lisesi" (Nevşehir High School) and "H. Lütfi Pamukçu Ortaokulu" (H. Lütfi Pamukçu Middle School). A total of 40 exam halls have been prepared to host 675 candidates, reflecting precision in adhering to educational and welfare standards for the examinees [1][3]. ## Participant Statistics and Security Recommendations According to data provided by the Directorate of National Education, 675 students will compete in this round of exams in Nevşehir province. These students, including those from Open Education middle and high school levels, must obtain their exam entry documents from the Open Education Information Management System before attending the session [2]. Educational authorities have recommended that candidates be present at the venue at least 30 minutes before the start of each session. Carrying a valid identification card (National ID or Passport) is mandatory, and the entry of any electronic communication devices, smartwatches, and educational pamphlets into the halls is strictly prohibited. Ministry inspectors will directly monitor the implementation of rules to prevent any potential violations [1]. ## Role of Media and Educational Support Accurate reporting by local media such as "Fib Haber" in recent days has played a significant role in informing families. In addition to exam preparations, Nevşehir province has currently activated 182 educational counseling units to guide students who have received their LGS and YKS exam results [1]. This indicates a comprehensive educational approach in the region that focuses not only on assessment but also on the academic guidance of the younger generation. At the end of the coordination meeting, Yusuf Yazıcı wished success to all participants and expressed gratitude for the round-the-clock efforts of the executive staff.