Entrance exam quota was announced for war victims

The head of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution announced the allocation of 5% quota for two years to the candidates for entrance exam whose residences were destroyed and uninhabitable during the 12- and 40-day wars.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, quoted by the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution, Masoud Bizikian, the President and Chairman of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution, the single article "Allocating Quota to National Examination Candidates Affected by the 12 and 40 Day Wars" which was approved in the 927th session of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution on July 23, 1405 and based on the resolution of the 595th session of the Deputy Council of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution; notified for execution.

Applicants for the national entrance exam to enter the universities and higher education centers of the country, who during the 12-day, 40-day wars and after that, until the time of the exam, the building where they live was destroyed and it is no longer possible to live in it; In such a way that the building in question is considered to be in need of retrofitting or major repairs,* for two years, they will be subject to the quota of 5% of the capacity for sacrificers (the subject of Article 90 of the "Law on the Sixth Five-Year Plan for Economic, Social, and Cultural Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran (1400-1396)" approved by the Islamic Council on 12/14/1395 and its executive regulations) in compliance with all its terms and conditions.

The authorities for identification, approval and introduction of people subject to the country's education assessment organization are the relevant legal authorities subject to approval letter No. 65311 dated 30/04/1404 of the Council of Ministers and its subsequent amendments and the corresponding approval letters of the National Headquarters for the Reconstruction of Damages Caused by Attacks.