They became a hot topic with a salary of 73,000 TL; some were appointed with 64 points and some with 94…
Original headline73.000 TL maaşla gündem oldular; 64 puanla da atanan var 94 puanla da…
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Turkey’s KPSS public-sector hiring has drawn attention for placing candidates across an unusually wide score range, from as low as 64 points to as high as 94, with salaries cited around 73,000 TL. The pattern underscores how sharply hiring thresholds can vary by branch and year even within the same exam system. It matters for job seekers because a single national score does not guarantee uniform access to public posts. What to watch next is whether regulators or the civil-service commission adjust branch quotas or minimum-score rules in the next hiring round.
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