50% Academic Success Grade

(Out of a total of 100 points)

At all levels of education, the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is taken into account in the calculation of the final score.

Undergraduate 2.50/4.00
Graduate: 3.00/4.00
Click here for the 100-point scale equivalent of your GPA.

For Double Major (ÇAP) students: If the student is applying based on the first major, the weighted GPA of the first major will be considered. If applying based on the second major, the overall university GPA will be taken into account. For Minor students: The weighted GPA of the major will be considered.

For Master's and Doctoral level students applying in the first term who do not yet have a transcript from the selected higher education institution, the graduation grade from the previous educational level will be used. The barcode document should be obtained via e-Government and uploaded to the Turna Portal.

IMPORTANT:
The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) information will be provided by the ITU Student Affairs Directorate. There is no need to upload any document for this. Only Master's and Doctoral students who are applying with the graduation grade from the previous educational level (because their CGPA has not been formed yet) are required to upload the barcode document to the Turna Portal.

50%
Foreign Language Level

Regardless of the language of instruction at the preferred institution, only the English language score will be taken into account during selection and placement within ITU.

As a minimum requirement for the foreign language score, students must meet the condition of a score of 65/100, which corresponds to the B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

For equivalent foreign language exams and scoring systems, the current Foreign Language Equivalency Table of ÖSYM (Student Selection and Placement Center) is applied.

Please review the link for valid documents. No exam results, certificates, diplomas, or proficiency test results outside of this list will be accepted for application.

IMPORTANT:
ITU Proficiency exam results will be provided by the ITU School of Foreign Languages. There is no need to upload any documents for this exam. For foreign language documents other than this exam (such as YDS, E-YDS, YÖKDİL, TOEFL, PTE), they must be uploaded to the Turna Portal with a valid QR code and must not be expired.

The decision of whether the preferred institutions accept the aforementioned foreign language documents is at their discretion. In the case that the host institution requests a different foreign language document, the student is responsible for sending the required document to the host institution by the specified deadline. ITU International Relations Coordination Office – International Exchange Programs Office does not bear any responsibility in this matter.

-10 points

Previously benefited/Not canceled despite being eligible/Applying to the country of citizenship

Students who were previously selected for Erasmus+ mobility, but did not use their right for the relevant academic year and completed the cancellation procedure, (However, in accordance with the rules of the Turkish National Agency, for students who were selected in a previous selection period within the same education level, but did not carry out their activity without a compelling reason, a -10 point deduction is applied for each activity that was not carried out despite being entitled.)

In accordance with the rules of the Turkey National Agency, students who were selected as main candidates for the Erasmus+ study mobility in previous academic years but did not use their right and failed to complete the cancellation procedure on time will have 10 points deducted from their final score in the 2024-2025 Academic Year application.

Students who wish to participate in mobility programs in the countries of which they are citizens (students who include institutions in their country of citizenship in their preference list will have 10 points deducted from their final score).

NOTE: KA171 and KA131 projects are two different types of projects, and applications for these projects are evaluated separately. In this context, students who have participated in the KA171 mobility and are applying for the new term's KA131 mobility (or vice versa) will not have 10 points deducted from their final score.

+10 points

Disabled students/Students with protection, care or accommodation decisions

Students with disabilities (if they document their condition with a Disability Health Board Report) will receive an additional 10 points added to their final score. Students in this situation are required to present the Disability Health Board report specified in the "Regulation on Disability Assessment for Adults" published in the Official Gazette No. 30692 on February 20, 2019.

Students who have been subject to protection, care, or housing decisions under the Law No. 2828 on Social Services will receive an additional 10 points. For prioritization, the student must provide a letter from the Ministry of Family and Social Policies stating that a protection, care, or housing decision has been made for them under the provisions of Law No. 2828.

+15 points

To the children of martyrs and veterans

Children of martyrs and veterans (including combat veterans and their spouses and children, as well as the spouses and children of war martyrs, along with the children of those mentioned in Article 21 of the Law No. 3713 on the Fight Against Terrorism, dated April 12, 1991, who were injured, disabled, killed, or died due to terrorist actions while performing their duties as public officials, both domestically and abroad, or even after their titles were removed; and those who died due to the coup attempt and terrorist actions on July 15, 2016, as well as the civilians who became disabled or died as a result of these actions, and their spouses and children) will be given priority for Erasmus+ student mobility applications.

If these students present the original and a photocopy of the Martyr/Veteran Family Card issued by the Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Services of the Republic of Turkey during their Erasmus mobility applications, 15 points will be added to their final score.

+10 points
To those who receive disaster aid from AFAD

Those who have received disaster victim assistance from AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority) themselves or through their first-degree relatives, provided they document this, will receive priority.

*This benefit can only be used once.