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The capacity tests for the 2026 sports sciences colleges began today, Sunday, after students registered through the coordination website. These tests aim to assess students' physical preparedness and skill levels for admission to the colleges, and include two pathways: physical readiness and skill testing. The examinations involve measurements of height and weight, medical check-ups, and posture evaluation. Students must submit documentation proving their height and sports skills if applicable. The minimum passing score is 60% of the total grade. The tests are conducted over two days with strict standards regarding height-weight relationships, and those medically or physically unsuitable are excluded. Upon passing, students can enroll in sports sciences colleges, with data presentation and registration on the first day, and evaluation of health and psychological status on the second day.
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