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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

1,954 Comments

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Alireza Mohammadi Niaei Verified
3 days ago

This decisions are against human rights.

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Pargol Bajelani Verified
3 days ago

I and my husband spend 4 years of our time and money in this rout, first of all I can accepted my assessment of my degree skill and after that I passed 3 times pte exam and I will want to pass it finally for 1 months later, I have so schadule and hop please help us.

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Mohammad M. Verified
3 days ago

That's ridiculous sanctions targeted innocent people.

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Mitra Ra Verified
3 days ago

I have booked pte before this restriction and I need to take it

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Voria Biglari Verified
3 days 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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Erfan Erfan Verified
3 days ago

I sign this petition because educated people and those who tried very hard for a basic life but they couldnt reach it in their own country, have to be discriminated from the government. The government that we are running away from!

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Ellie Sh Verified
3 days ago

Obviously racism !

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Maryam Kaveh Verified
3 days ago

we in Iran try to survive everyday! instead of helping iranian people with their hard lives, don’t make it harder for those who want to escape from this hell!!

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Farhad ahmadiyeh Verified
3 days ago

PTE is not just an English test for me; it is a gateway to my education, career, and future. I have invested months of time, effort, and money preparing for this exam. Restricting access for Iranian residents puts the future of thousands of students and professionals at risk. Please reconsider this decision and allow Iranian test takers to continue accessing PTE.

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Elnaz Sadeghi Verified
3 days ago

Education is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. Restricting access to education is a violation of basic human rights. No student should be denied educational opportunities because of their nationality or place of residence. Iranian students have the right to pursue quality education without discrimination. Educational opportunities should never be used as a tool of political pressure.

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Parisa Noori Verified
3 days ago

I’m signing this petition because Iranian people are already facing enough challenges and uncertainty. It is unfair to create another barrier for the many young, talented and hardworking Iranians who are trying to build a better future. No one should be denied the opportunity to study, work and pursue their dreams because of their nationality. Iranian candidates deserve the same fair chance to take the PTE Academic exam.

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Mohammadmehdi Derakhshandeh Verified
3 days ago

This is not humanitarian action.

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Roya Rah Verified
3 days ago

Education is a fundamental human right, and I strongly believe that this decision is deeply unfair and unjust. Access to education should not be restricted in a way that disadvantages individuals based on circumstances beyond their control.

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Hamidreza Sakhaei Verified
3 days ago

Cause it affects thousands of innocent Iranians lives.

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Ahmad Kouivand Verified
3 days ago

I want to take the test as many of people of my country

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Hamideh Rezaei Verified
3 days ago

Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights.

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Maryam Omidvar Verified
3 days ago

Education is a basic human right

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Maryam Aqaei Verified
3 days ago

It is unfair

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Furuzan Verified
3 days ago

People in Iran should not be denied access to international exams, as these tests are essential for education, career development, and legal migration pathways. Restricting an entire population from such opportunities is discriminatory and harms students, professionals, and families who rely on fair access to global standards. We urge immediate reconsideration of these limitations to ensure equal educational rights for everyone.

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Pasha Moradi Verified
3 days ago

Students should not be punished/sanctioned for political sanctions