Recep Dayi

Born in 1970, the author has participated in many national scientific competitions throughout his education, has achieved high national rankings, and has developed a hobby in mathematics and physics, especially in solving difficult problems. Over the years, his analytical approach to exams has evolved into the development of the right questions to accurately measure the performance of candidates.

During his long career as CTO, CIO & CISO, his analytical approach, which matured in accordance with the natural flow of his professional life, led him to create questions for various exam preparations.

The author has been arguing for many years that assessment and evaluation questions require an analytical approach. He has written articles about the need to question candidates' cognitive abilities and capacities rather than their knowledge. He is pleased to see that this approach is now being adopted in candidate assessment examinations around the world.

Technological advances have led to the emergence of digital versions of many exams, paving the way for faster screening, more precise measurement and the ability to create adaptive exams. Although the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has paved the way for a breakthrough in question generation, the questions generated by artificial intelligence need to be edited by experts in this field to ensure that they are suitable for an analytical approach.

Question generation requires serious expertise. It requires using arguments to ensure that all candidates who read the questions reach the same correct answer, and focusing on the wrong options rather than the correct answer. What makes a question difficult is not the question itself, but how many people will accept the wrong options as correct. The author believes that there is no point in approaching questions as difficult or easy. In most difficult exams, it is not the speed with which you get it right that will be measured, but how fast you can spot the wrong answer.

Practice is a step towards perfection. As someone who has taken and excelled in many exams himself, the author's advice is to solve as many different questions as possible. Every question you solve and every mistake you make will bring you closer to perfection and you will learn not to make mistakes again. Patience and persistence - that's the key to success. Please share your sincere comments. Your comments will enlighten my path so that I can continue to support you on your way to perfection.

The author has declared on all platforms that he does not expect any income from the books he publishes. The proceeds from his published books are invested in a student scholarship fund.