Short answer: the 2026 DUS second-term booklet is in AİS until 11 November
Candidates who applied for the 2026 DUS second-term examination can view the Basic Question Booklet through the Candidate Procedures System until 23:59 on 11 November 2026. ÖSYM’s AİS transaction calendar says that access began at 13:15 on 1 November 2026. Anyone who needs to view the booklet should therefore avoid leaving the task to the final minutes.
This screen is not a result announcement. ÖSYM’s notice of 1 November says that 10 percent of the basic question booklet and answer key was released publicly, while applicants can see all questions through their personal AİS accounts. Do not confuse the limited public release with the full personal viewing route.
How should you access AİS securely?
Use the official record
Type ais.osym.gov.tr in the address bar and sign in with your own account. Do not share a password, Turkish identity number, or personal information visible on screen. When a shared computer is unavoidable, sign out after the task and check that the browser has not retained your session or password.
Check that the transaction line says 2026 DUS second term. Similar DUS, STS, or earlier-term transactions may lead to a different page. If the page is slow, do not repeatedly try passwords or follow a link received in a message; instead, check ÖSYM notices and the current records on the AİS home page.
The public 10 percent and candidate access are different
ÖSYM makes 10 percent of the Basic Question Booklet and Answer Key available to the public. That is a limited release for anyone who wants to see the official notice. The AİS viewing route assigned to applicants provides personal access to all questions. Knowing which screen you are using reduces the risk of evaluating incomplete information.
ÖSYM notices state that the questions are works and that copyright belongs to ÖSYM. Copying screenshots, distributing them in a group, or republishing a complete booklet is not an appropriate route. Use the official screen for your own review and do not treat images of unknown origin as conclusive information.
Which checks are useful while reviewing?
Read the question number, booklet order, and official answer-key explanation together. If a choice you remember seems different, first confirm that you are in the right test and looking at the right question sequence. It is more useful to verify the exam name, term information, and AİS explanation than to rush into a net-score estimate.
Notes made from the booklet screen are not an official result document. For a score, ranking, or document required for a later process, rely only on ÖSYM’s result announcement and the official record in the candidate account. The 2026 calendar lists 26 November as the DUS second-term result date; any newer ÖSYM announcement takes priority.
Which assumptions should be avoided before result day?
Online calculators, study-group comments, and estimated score tables cannot replace an individual result document. It is not reliable to make an early claim about a score or ranking because candidates report a similar number of correct answers. Do not finalise a specialty, application, or work plan until verified results and current institutional conditions are available.
Candidates may want to compare answers, but personal account details and examination screens should remain private. Family and friends can help by reading the official notice together rather than entering a candidate’s account. A date, link, or comment shared on social media is not an official instruction.
A short checklist before 11 November
Use the official record
Confirm the AİS domain, locate the 2026 DUS second-term transaction line, and check the access closing time. If you need to view the booklet, do not wait until the final minutes. For an access period, method, or any exam change, use the ÖSYM explanation displayed that day rather than an old screenshot.
When you are finished, sign out and check that no personal information remains visible in an open tab. Follow ÖSYM’s notice page, examination calendar, and your AİS account for result day, document format, and subsequent procedures. This guide does not promise an examination or objection outcome; it helps identify the right official channel.
Keep the official source order
When looking for examination information, start with the ÖSYM notice and the candidate’s own AİS record. Then consider only explanations in the current guide or calendar for that examination. Old news results, forum comments, and undated posts do not establish the rule for an ongoing transaction.
Add the source link beside each date in your private notes so that you can check the information again if something changes. Returning to the official page before a transaction lowers the chance of acting on the wrong year or examination. Until the result document is released, avoiding definite conclusions about performance is the safest approach.
Use booklet access in a planned way
Set aside a calm, uninterrupted time for the review and keep private notes organised. If there is a connection or browser problem, first check the official domain and session status. Never solve an account issue by sharing a password. Follow only current directions published through ÖSYM’s official notice and contact channels.
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