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When will the KPSS pre-license results be announced? After completing the 2020 KPSS associate degree exam, eyes turned to the date the results will be announced. With the examination calendar published by ÖSYM, the date on which the results will be announced has been announced. We discuss the details about the exam that associate degree graduates attend in our article. So when will the KPSS pre-license results be announced? Here are the curious …
KPSS pre-license results are among the most sought in recent days. The KPSS associate degree session for 2020 was held on October 25 by the Center for Assessment, Selection and Placement. Associate degree candidates who want to work in the public sector eagerly await the results. Good news came about the test results. So when will the KPSS pre-license results be announced? Here are the details of the news …
WHEN WILL THE RESULTS OF THE KPSS PRE-LICENSE BE ANNOUNCED?
According to the OSYM calendar, KPSS 2020 pre-license results will be announced on November 26, 2020. Candidates will be able to see the test results with their TR ID number and passwords from https: //sonuc.osym. ÖSYM’s gov.trinternet or mobile apps.
HOW TO CALCULATE KPSS POINTS?
Each test in the exam will evaluate itself. On each test, for example, General Ability, the raw scores will be found by subtracting a quarter of the number of wrong answers from the number of correct answers, and the standard scores will be calculated using the mean and standard deviations of these scores.
Candidates who do not have at least 1 raw (net) score on a test will not be included in the calculations for this test and a standard score will not be calculated for this test. Consequently, a candidate must have at least 1 raw score (1 net) from the General Ability and General Culture tests in order to calculate the KPSS score.
KPSS scores will be calculated by weighting the standard scores obtained on the General Ability and General Culture tests. Within the KPSS scores, the weight of each General Ability and General Culture test will be 0.5. Based on these weights, the weighted standard scores (ASP) will be calculated using the standard scores obtained from the tests. To calculate any ASP for a candidate, that candidate must have a standard score from each of the tests included in the calculation for that ASP.
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