Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences - Atatürk's Principles and History of Turkish Revolution I-II Exemption Exam

Evaluation & Exemption Criteria: The exam is evaluated out of 100 points. Students who score 60 and above are exempt from Atatürk's Principles and History of Turkish Revolution I-II courses. The achieved score replaces the letter grade for these courses and is included in the cumulative grade point average (CGPA). Students scoring below 60 are not exempt and are required to enroll in these courses in their relevant semesters.

Exam Scope & Topics: The exam covers the entire curriculum across both the fall and spring semesters: the late period and dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, World War I and its consequences, the Armistice of Mudros and occupations, the preparation period of the National Struggle, congresses, the opening of the Grand National Assembly (TBMM), the War of Independence and battlefronts, the Treaty of Lausanne, and the developments and reforms of the Republic era.

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Exemption & Transcript Procedures: Exemption and equivalency procedures are carried out by the Student Affairs Department / Faculty Student Affairs Office. Students must contact Student Affairs for exam results and transcript updates.

Accurate Information Requirement: Information requested in the form (Full Name, Student ID, Department/Program, and Faculty) must be filled in accurately and completely. Applications with missing or incorrect information will be deemed invalid.