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Restore AMC Exam Access for Iranian Residents in Iran

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Milad Alizadehhaghighi Verified
1 month ago

Because these new roles target innocent people of Iran who want to scape from dangerous government of iran

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Zahra Momeni Verified
1 month ago

Politics shouldn't target innocent citizens.

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Fatemeh Valinia Verified
1 month ago

I spent whole of my life around this purpose

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Arman Verified
1 month ago

It is so unfair…!

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Hamid Sadeghi Rad Verified
1 month ago

I have passed AMC CAT and now I'm preparing for AMC CLINICAL!!

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Matin Ghafari Verified
1 month ago

Please return ielts

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Parya Peydayesh Verified
1 month 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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Qazale Mo'ayedian Verified
1 month 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 Iranian ca

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P Di Verified
1 month ago

Losing the opportunity to take AMC exams means losing the opportunity to thrive for competent Iranian medical doctors, having their talent be suppressed in an unstable political and economical situation, while losing the opportunity for the world to take advantage of this talent, and elevate the quality of life.

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Fatemeh Khodakarami Verified
1 month ago

We are Iranian doctors seeking a fair and legal path to continue our careers. Restricting AMC exams for residents of Iran does not punish political decision-makers—it punishes ordinary people who have worked hard for a better future. Please do not take this opportunity away from us. Let our knowledge and merit, not our place of residence, determine our future.

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Mohammad Dastkhan Verified
1 month ago

I'm one of the doctors who is involved in this

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Niloofar M.Tehrani Verified
1 month ago

This decision is extremely important to me and has seriously disrupted my plans. I have already invested significant time and money preparing for the AMC pathway. It is unfair to lose these resources due to circumstances beyond our control. Restricting Iranian doctors also means countries are being deprived of skilled and qualified medical professionals who could contribute to their healthcare systems. I sincerely hope this decision can be reconsidered.

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Sara Tahzibi Verified
1 month 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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Bahareh Bayati Verified
1 month ago

Please, don't ban AMC exams for iranian candidates.

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فاطمه اسدی Verified
1 month ago

Fir my friend

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Soroush kohansal Verified
1 month ago

I strongly support this petition and respectfully ask Pearson VUE and the AMC to reconsider this policy. I am an Iranian physician residing in Iran, and my goal is simply to pursue my medical career and professional development. Many of us have invested significant time, effort, and resources preparing for the AMC CAT MCQ. We believe candidates should be assessed based on their qualifications and knowledge, not their nationality or country of residence.

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Soheil Hemmat Verified
1 month ago

Because im going to do this exam

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Elahe S Verified
1 month ago

It is so unfair! we are planning for this exam, saved money and paid the fee, working and studying to to our best. This is against humanity. please consider our request.

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Zeynab A Verified
1 month ago

As Iranian medical graduates, after enduring countless hardships that we never deserved in the first place, having to face yet another barrier of this magnitude is one of the most unjust and inhumane things any person could possibly be subjected to.

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Roya Eghdami Verified
1 month ago

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