The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) Has Informed All Universities: A Decision Has Been Made Regarding Students Who Obtained the Right to Register Through the 2026 YKS but Did Not Register.
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The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) has deemed it appropriate for students who obtained the right to register through the 2026 YKS exam but did not register, or who registered but voluntarily terminated their enrollment before December 9, 2026, to also benefit from the student amnesty. The decision has been communicated to all universities.
The Higher Education Council (YÖK) announced that students who did not win university with the 2026-YKS and did not enroll in university or who voluntarily ceased their association by December 9, 2026 can also benefit from the student amnesty provisions that came into force.
According to a statement from the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), the "Law Amending the Higher Education Law and Certain Other Laws," published in the Official Gazette on August 9th, includes a student amnesty...
According to the results of the 2026 YKS, the Higher Education Council (YÖK) has made a gratifying decision for candidates who cannot complete the registration procedures or who voluntarily delete their registration after enrolling in a university after enrolling. In accordance with the new article of the law published in the Official Gazette, these candidates were granted the right to start their studies.
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) announced that candidates who were admitted through the 2026 YKS but were unable to register or had their registration cancelled can return to their universities.
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) announced that candidates who were accepted to universities through the 2026 YKS (University Entrance Examination) but were unable to register, or who voluntarily withdrew after registration, will be able to begin their studies in the 2026-2027 academic year if they meet the specified conditions.
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