10.07.2026 15:20
Kerem Polat, who answered all questions correctly in the LGS central exam in Adıyaman, achieved a perfect score following in the footsteps of his brother Ahmet Yiğit Polat, who accomplished the same success in 2023. Emphasizing the importance of regular study, Kerem wants to attend Istanbul Erkek Lisesi.
Kerem Polat, a student of Türkiye Petrolleri Secondary School who answered all questions correctly in the centralized exam within the scope of the High School Transition System (LGS) in Adıyaman, has achieved the same success as his brother Ahmet Yiğit Polat, who received a perfect score of 500 in the same exam in 2023.
Polat, whose parents are educators, wants to continue his education at Istanbul Erkek High School.
Kerem Polat, stating that he owes his success to regular study, said he stayed away from technological devices during the exam process.
"REGULAR STUDY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN STUDYING A LOT"
Polat, expressing that he wants to study at Istanbul Erkek High School like his brother, said, "I want to say that regular studying is more important than studying a lot. I realized this in the trial exams by the Ministry of National Education. I particularly saw the benefits of regular studying. Staying away from technological devices is necessary. I can recommend this to friends who will take the exam. My goal is to go to Istanbul Erkek High School like my brother. I might also consider Galatasaray High School."
"WE ARE PROUD"
Father Coşkun Polat, stating that after the success of his older son, they experienced the same pride this year as well, said, "In 2023, our son Ahmet became the first in Turkey by getting a perfect score of 500. This year, Kerem achieved the same success. We are very happy and proud."
GIFT FROM THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Türkiye Petrolleri Secondary School Principal Mehmet Ateş, stating that they rewarded the student with a computer, said, "I congratulate Kerem who brought this pride to our school. He achieved this success by solving the trial exams published by the Ministry of National Education, reading books from cover to cover, and studying with discipline."