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The UDSP (Foreign Language Proficiency Exam for International Diploma and Certificate Programs) is a central language exam introduced by Turkey's Ministry of National Education (MEB). From the 2026-2027 academic year it is mandatory for entry into international programs such as IB, AP and Abitur, replacing the language tests schools previously ran themselves.
The first UDSP exam will be held on 27 June 2026 as a single session across 81 provinces. It is taken in English or German, and students scoring 70 or above out of 100 are considered successful. Students who score below 70 cannot enrol in IB, AP or Abitur programs.
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The UDSP is a single-session, multiple-choice foreign-language exam:
50 multiple-choice questions · 5 options (A-E)
110 minutes · single session
English or German
Out of 100 · 70 to pass · no penalty for wrong answers
Grammar, vocabulary and reading comprehension
The UDSP is scored out of 100 with a passing threshold of 70. Wrong answers carry no penalty, so every question should be answered. The score is valid for two years, and students who fall below the threshold can retake the exam within that period to raise their score. As the UDSP is being held for the first time, no official CEFR level has been published; based on the targeted level, a score of 70 is estimated to correspond to the B1-B2 range.
Students in grade 8, the preparatory year and grades 9-10 can apply for the UDSP; applications are made via basvuru.meb.gov.tr. As the exam is new, no sample questions have been published yet, but its format (50 multiple-choice questions covering grammar, vocabulary and reading) sets the direction of preparation. One-on-one lessons start with a level assessment, close grammar and vocabulary gaps, build reading-comprehension strategies and establish the balance of speed and accuracy through practice under exam conditions.
UDSP exam format and recognising question types
Grammar: frequently tested structures and rules
Vocabulary: B1-B2 level academic words
Reading comprehension and text-based inference
Per-question time management and elimination strategies
Mock exams under exam conditions with mistake analysis
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