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Free advice for students from Antalya and Alanya 

July 22, 2024

The capital municipality of Antalya has established support centers to help applicants in choosing a profession and specialty according to their preferences. Services at the centers will be provided between 22 July and 2 August 2024

The ATAABEM Course Centre in Alanya will provide free assistance in determining preferences for admission to the university with the help of expert consultants. Starting on Monday, 22 July, applicants will be offered the services of ATABEM Course Center in Alanya, located in the Juma Pazar area. They will help applicants to make the most correct lists of preferences according to their scores.

In Antalya, assistance will be provided at 4 centres. Starting from Wednesday, July 27, the students will be offered support services at the Center of Courses Konyaalta Unjala, Cultural Center Kepez Yenimakhalle, The Muratpaşa Chaibashi Course Centre and the Muratpaşa Lara Course Centre. 

 

 

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