Recently, thousands of students across various parts of the country have taken to the streets to express their intense dissatisfaction with examination systems and policies. In this climate of conflict and protest, political leaders criticizing government policies have stated that the root of this dissatisfaction lies in the impact of past policies. Meanwhile, despite the administration's assurances of taking strict measures in light of exam irregularities and paper leak incidents, the intensity of the protests has not decreased. In view of this student movement, it is learned that preparations are underway for detailed discussions at the parliamentary level as well. These protests have once again brought the issues of transparency in the country's education sector and the security of competitive examinations to the forefront.