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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

1,688 Comments

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Setareh Berenti Verified
1 day ago

Because the people of Iran are separate from the Iranian regime, they should be able to freely participate in international exams.

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Maryam Ahmadi Verified
1 day ago

Request to Lift Restrictions on Iranian Applicants Dear. I kindly request a reconsideration of the current restrictions placed on Iranian applicants. I believe fair access and equal opportunity reflect the values of this program. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely Maryam

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Rez1 Pourghasemian Verified
1 day ago

I signed this petition because I believe it is deeply unfair that Iranian people, cultured, educated, and highly capable individuals, are being prevented from taking Pearson examinations that are essential for their education, professional careers, migration, and broader academic and professional development.

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Joana Hamilton Verified
1 day ago

Because everyone deserves a chance.

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vahid najafi Verified
1 day ago

Why am I unable to take this exam after putting in so much effort and learning a new language? This is truly a case of racial injustice.

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hadis khorami Verified
1 day ago

It's not fair

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mazi R Verified
1 day ago

I I had planned to immigrate to Australia two years ago after getting the PTE certificate, but now all my plans have been canceled. I request you to remove the pTE from the restriction again.

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Mohammad Reza Eghlimpour Verified
1 day ago

Justice for all

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Dalia Kordi Verified
1 day ago

As someone who did not choose where I was born and has no connection to the government, I have fought for years to be able to progress, but unfortunately the situation in Iran is getting worse. I have been trying for months to get a high score in the PTE exam and be able to build my life elsewhere in the world and I was happy to hear that unfortunately the test has been canceled for residents of Iran. Please do not take away this chance and hope from us. It is not our fault that we were borniran

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Samaneh Jamalitarei Verified
1 day ago

Why Iranian people can’t do it? Why just us ? How about our plan

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ghazale gholamnia Verified
1 day ago

It is racism an I’m a Persian against it!

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Mahtab Babaei Verified
1 day ago

Please reconsider this decision. I am an Iranian candidate planning to migrate, and I only need my PTE score to continue my plans. I was preparing to take the exam in December, and this cancellation puts my future plans at serious risk. We ordinary Iranian people are not responsible for our government’s actions. Please understand our situation and give us a fair chance. 🙏

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Ramin kermani Verified
1 day ago

because I need PTE exame for work immigration to Australia.

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Ali Abrar Verified
1 day ago

CBT or PTE! Doesn’t matter ! This is injustice

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Tina Heidari Verified
1 day ago

This decision unfairly affects thousands of Iranian candidates who rely on PTE for education, professional recognition, and migration. We have invested significant time, effort, and money preparing for this exam. I respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this suspension and provide a fair solution for candidates residing in Iran.

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Mahni Koosh Verified
1 day ago

As an Iranian engineering professional, I need access to the PTE exam for international licensing and career opportunities. Language testing should be based on qualifications, not nationality. Please remove these restrictions and give Iranian professionals a fair opportunity.

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Sadaf Khodajouie Verified
1 day ago

This exam is very important to me because I have spent months preparing for it, and my future study and migration plans depend on my test result. Cancelling it at short notice could seriously affect my plans and waste the time and money I have invested.

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Saleh Ghane Verified
1 day ago

Dear Pearson, I am writing this as an Iranian candidate who is planning to migrate and whose future depends, in part, on obtaining a PTE score. I was deeply disappointed to hear about the cancellation of PTE exams for Iranian candidates. I understand that there may be political and operational reasons behind this decision, but I sincerely ask you to consider the situation from our perspective as well. We, ordinary Iranian people, are not responsible for the actions or decisions of our governm

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Farideh Bouriyazadeh Verified
1 day ago

It is obviously against human rights! How come you ban a nationality from taking a test!

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hanieh ghareghanipour Verified
1 day ago

beacase i want to take an exame.