Minister of Science explains about the possibility of postponing exams – Mehr News Agency Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr correspondent, Mohammad Ali Zolfigol on the sidelines of the 9th University of Tehran Educational Festival, in response to a reporter’s question about whether any restrictions or new regulations have been approved in the field of clothing and travel in universities? Explained and said: no new restrictions have been imposed in this regard; Of course, there is no need to ask these questions because our academic community is more educated than we need to deal with students by force. .
The Minister of Science, while pointing out that if we want to use force in the field of student clothing, it is not in the dignity of students, added: And be trained in this area.
Regarding the latest decisions regarding the elimination of the entrance exam, Zolfi Gol said: “The general policy is to move towards less impact of the entrance exam to enter universities to reduce psychological pressure on candidates, in return for the impact of academic records play a more prominent role in selecting and entering students.” Have universities.
He further emphasized: for the popular fields of universities, which constitute about 15% of the capacity, without a doubt, the entrance exam should be held. Entrance exams will be held for popular fields
The Minister of Science, while stating that according to the decision of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, academic records will have a definite effect on the selection of candidates to enter universities, clarified: The major fields of universities accept students based on their academic records.
Announcing that part of the decision of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution regarding the 1402 entrance exam will be implemented, Zolfi Gol said regarding the possibility of postponing some national exams: نهایی The final decision in this regard will be the responsibility of the Education Evaluation and Admission Council. The council has not made a decision in this regard.
He concluded: “The Evaluation and Admission Council usually uses educational discipline as a criterion in its decisions, and it is not a decision-maker.”