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Restore AMC Exam Access for Iranian Residents in Iran

96 Comments

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Nc Ravan Verified
1 day ago

It’s against human rights and is unfair for all people who dedicate their lives to achieve this degree

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Parnian Hatami Verified
1 day ago

To value people's dreams amd efforts

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Sogand Verified
1 day ago

It’s against human rights and is unfair for all people who dedicate their lives to achieve this degree.

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Razieh Hashemi Verified
1 day ago

Because Iranian people are innocent.In this way, many educated people, including good Iranian doctors, lose the opportunity to participate in the exam, and this is pure injustice.

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Maziar Taghizadeh Verified
1 day ago

Please don’t implement biased decisions related to human rights who deserve equal access to educational services arounf the word. Iranian people are sparated from the IRGC or the cruel regime which is dominating by pressure over us. We expect the international union to here our voice from Iran, we want to participate to English exam, we want unprejudiced behavior from the US, we want that US consider our petition and help the PERSIAN PEOPLE.

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Farida Sadeghifazel Verified
1 day ago

As an Iranian healthcare professional living in Iran, I strongly support this petition. Restricting PTE and Australian medical qualifying examinations for candidates residing in Iran unfairly prevents qualified professionals from pursuing further education, training, and professional opportunities. We should not be denied a fair opportunity solely because of where we currently live. I urge the relevant authorities to reconsider this policy and provide a safe and accessible pathway for us.

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Afsoon Safari Verified
1 day ago

we are asking for equal access. Iranian medical graduates should have the right to sit the same AMC examinations and be assessed by the same standards as every other IMG. Please restore a fair and lawful pathway for candidates residing in Iran.

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marzie aliramezani Verified
1 day ago

we are asking for equal access. Iranian medical graduates should have the right to sit the same AMC examinations and be assessed by the same standards as every other IMG. Please restore a fair and lawful pathway for candidates residing in Iran.

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Negar Sandi Verified
1 day ago

I signed this petition because this decision unfairly affects the education, careers, and future plans of many Iranian candidates. For us, Pearson examinations are not simply language tests; they are essential pathways to academic and professional opportunities. We have invested significant time, effort, and money in preparing for these exams, and we deserve a fair opportunity to pursue our goals.

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negar sandiani Verified
1 day ago

I signed this petition because this decision unfairly affects the education, careers, and future plans of many Iranian candidates. For us, Pearson examinations are not simply language tests; they are essential pathways to academic and professional opportunities. We have invested significant time, effort, and money in preparing for these exams, and we deserve a fair opportunity to pursue our goals.

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Mim Verified
1 day ago

I am an Iranian medical candidate seeking to continue my career in Australia, but I have been denied access to my exam due to my nationality. I respectfully ask the AMC to reconsider this policy and provide a fair alternative for Iranian candidates.

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Fafa V Verified
1 day ago

It's really unfair and ruins our plans for future

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Hossein Motevalli Verified
1 day ago

Interestingly this is one of the first times that the sanction includes individuals with primary residency of the country which is in war with United States of America, as it has not happened before with the inhabitants of countries with similar situations such as, Afghanistan, Iraq, etc. Iranians were already banned from taking the exam in Iran because of tyrant regime residing in it and now with this new sanction, Iranians are being oppressed both by the regime and USA-related institutions.

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Mehdi Verified
1 day ago

it is very unfair that us sanctions are just making situations harder for people who are not involved in any political issues. These people are just trying to make their life better.

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Mohammad Forghani Verified
1 day ago

I started this path a year and a half ago to continue my career in another country. I put a lot of effort into it and invested a great deal of time and money in the process. These new changes differs from fundamental human rights. I hope to see change on these new policies.

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Ali Rashtibaf Verified
1 day ago

Because It changes my life to the worst scenario

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Mohammad Ashouri Verified
1 day ago

It's not fair to restrict academic activities based on ethnicity and nationality; it's against every ethical and human rights principle.

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javad mousavi Verified
1 day ago

Interesting

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mahdi tarhani Verified
1 day ago

Because I am in the middle of this proccess and cost me lot of money.

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Z Verified
1 day ago

for a decent human right