Istanbul Gelisim University - Advice for students who will take the LGS from Gayretli

Advice for students who will take the LGS from Gayretli

The Ministry of National Education stated that there was no change in the scope of the central examination and the exams such as the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS), within the scope of the High School Transition Examination (LGS), and students will be held responsible for the entire curriculum. Speaking after the statement, Abdülkadir Gayretli, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, said: “Students should continue to participate in their distance education regularly. Trial exams must be solved in real time.”

“DO NOT FORGET TO SOLVE SAMPLE QUESTIONS PUBLISHED BY NATIONAL EDUCATION”

The countdown continues for candidates preparing for high school and university exams. Istanbul Gelisim University Chairman of the Board of Trustees Abdülkadir Gayretli advising the students preparing for the exams, said: "Follow the exam preparation lessons for 8th and 12th grade students at EBA. Do not forget to solve the sample questions published by National Education and sample questions published in EBA. Take advantage of various question books and online platforms. Ask questions you can't solve, online. Don't skip topics and questions.”

“READ LOTS OF BOOKS”

Emphasizing the fact that students continue to participate regularly in their distance education, Gayretli said: “Trial exams should be solved in real time and period. Students should definitely get support from teachers about unsolved questions and read plenty of books.”

“DETERMINE THE TIME TO REST”

Referring to the need to create a repeat program for the lessons to be responsible for in the exam, Gayretli said, “Determine when to study and when to rest. Spend more time on your schedule for the lessons you are missing and remember that you will be responsible for the entire curriculum.”

Stating that being responsible for the entire curriculum can increase the stress level of students, Gayretli advised: “Success comes with effort and work discipline. Keep your exam anxiety to a minimum.”