Restore AMC Exam Access for Iranian Residents in Iran
155 Comments
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moein sa
1 month ago
All Iranian participants who are going to prepare for this exam, had have been suffering for decades from Iran government policies, and the only way that they found to try for their dream is this migration.
Please consider that, this people is far away from Iran government, and none of them has any role in current Iran government policies.
The sanctions that neawly put on this people is just what Iran cruel government wants, please help this innocent people to get free from this government.
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Nahid Kian
1 month ago
it's un fair
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NAVID
1 month ago
Not fair at all. Why they hate us normal people of iran?
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Dam Namaz
1 month ago
Educational ban is the direct violation of human rights
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mari sanjabi
1 month ago
we want to be able to do exams for immigration but because of our nationality we cant
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masoud azizi
1 month ago
This exam is the most interesting path to my freedom.
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Arsham Seifnezhad
1 month ago
This is a clear break of human rights. Humans rights of the people whose government isn't even on their side. And now the whole world is building walls around them too
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سحر آقاجانی
1 month ago
I am Iranian. I have worked hard and lived ethically, hoping education could give me a better future. Please let us be judged by our merit, not where we were born. Please don’t isolate an entire generation from the world.
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Kiadokht Moradi Khalaf Abadi
1 month ago
This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran.
Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.
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Sajad Dehghani
1 month ago
I'm a nurse , and i want attend to
nclex rn exam
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ehsan ebadian
1 month ago
It's important for me because I'm a physician in Iran, and have decided to study and work abroad in Australia since medical school (4 years) and I've spent much time on studying and preparing myself for this.
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Mehran Kamal
1 month ago
I strongly support restoring access to English language examinations for people residing in Iran. Restricting access to internationally recognised English tests such as PTE, IELTS, TOEFL and others unfairly affects students, skilled professionals, migrants and families who need these exams for education, employment and immigration purposes.
People should not be prevented from demonstrating their English ability simply because they live in Iran.
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Marziyeh Aminzadeh
1 month ago
Because off my future University and job
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اشکان پویان
1 month ago
As an Iranian neurosurgeon pursuing international professional registration, I rely on PTE as an objective measure of my English proficiency. Candidates should be assessed on their skills, not their nationality or passport. Excluding Iranian test takers would unfairly harm students, doctors, researchers, and other professionals pursuing legitimate international careers. I urge Pearson to preserve equal access to PTE for Iranian candidates.
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Javid Mohammadi
1 month ago
I was studying for that.
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Daniel Seddighi
1 month ago
Please target Islamic Republic regime not Iranian people
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Fatemeh Mohammad
1 month ago
Because i'm a nurse and want to immigrate to USA
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Maedeh ahmadidastjerdi
1 month ago
This exam is an important step in my professional career and future medical practice in Australia.
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Parisa Rezaee
1 month ago
Banning CBT access for candidates residing in Iran is unfair and discriminatory.
Iranian nurses should have the same opportunity to take the CBT as other international nurses.
This restriction creates an unnecessary barrier to UK nursing registration.
Please reconsider this policy and provide a fair alternative for Iranian candidates.
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Faranak Shahabi
1 month ago
This is completely unfair to take this opportunity from any human only because of their nationality.
All Iranian participants who are going to prepare for this exam, had have been suffering for decades from Iran government policies, and the only way that they found to try for their dream is this migration. Please consider that, this people is far away from Iran government, and none of them has any role in current Iran government policies. The sanctions that neawly put on this people is just what Iran cruel government wants, please help this innocent people to get free from this government.
it's un fair
Not fair at all. Why they hate us normal people of iran?
Educational ban is the direct violation of human rights
we want to be able to do exams for immigration but because of our nationality we cant
This exam is the most interesting path to my freedom.
This is a clear break of human rights. Humans rights of the people whose government isn't even on their side. And now the whole world is building walls around them too
I am Iranian. I have worked hard and lived ethically, hoping education could give me a better future. Please let us be judged by our merit, not where we were born. Please don’t isolate an entire generation from the world.
This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran. Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.
I'm a nurse , and i want attend to nclex rn exam
It's important for me because I'm a physician in Iran, and have decided to study and work abroad in Australia since medical school (4 years) and I've spent much time on studying and preparing myself for this.
I strongly support restoring access to English language examinations for people residing in Iran. Restricting access to internationally recognised English tests such as PTE, IELTS, TOEFL and others unfairly affects students, skilled professionals, migrants and families who need these exams for education, employment and immigration purposes. People should not be prevented from demonstrating their English ability simply because they live in Iran.
Because off my future University and job
As an Iranian neurosurgeon pursuing international professional registration, I rely on PTE as an objective measure of my English proficiency. Candidates should be assessed on their skills, not their nationality or passport. Excluding Iranian test takers would unfairly harm students, doctors, researchers, and other professionals pursuing legitimate international careers. I urge Pearson to preserve equal access to PTE for Iranian candidates.
I was studying for that.
Please target Islamic Republic regime not Iranian people
Because i'm a nurse and want to immigrate to USA
This exam is an important step in my professional career and future medical practice in Australia.
Banning CBT access for candidates residing in Iran is unfair and discriminatory. Iranian nurses should have the same opportunity to take the CBT as other international nurses. This restriction creates an unnecessary barrier to UK nursing registration. Please reconsider this policy and provide a fair alternative for Iranian candidates.
This is completely unfair to take this opportunity from any human only because of their nationality.