Münir Basri, Who Lives in Hatay, Ranked in the Top 22,000 in the YKS Science Section and Was Accepted Into Medical School.
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Munir Basri, a Syrian who fled the civil war in Syria and sought refuge in Hatay, achieved a ranking in the top 22,000 in the YKS (University Entrance Examination) after the earthquake he experienced there, and was accepted into medical school.
Munir Basri, a Syrian who fled the civil war in his country and sought refuge in Hatay, also experienced the earthquake there. Despite the difficulties, he persevered, succeeded in the science section of the YKS (University Entrance Exam), and was accepted into medical school. Munir says he wants to become a Turkish citizen and serve the Turkish people as a doctor.
Living in Hatay, Münir Basri (18), who fled the civil war in Syria and took refuge in the city, did not give up after the earthquake and entered the YKS exam, ranking in the top 22 thousand in the science field and winning a place in medical school. Here is Münir Basri's success story... - September 27, 2026, 09:48
Münir Basri, an 18-year-old living in Hatay, managed to get into the top 22,000 in the science section of the YKS (University Entrance Exam) and gain admission to medical school, despite the civil war and the February 6th earthquakes. Unable to apply for scholarships due to his lack of citizenship, Münir was forced to pay an annual tuition fee of 115,000 Turkish Lira for medical school.
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