Student protests over university entrance exam rules continue across Iran

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Student protests against Iran's university entrance exam system continued on Sunday, spreading to at least 20 provinces. Demonstrators are demanding changes to rules that grant school grades a decisive role in university admissions, arguing the current system is unfair.

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Student protests over Iran’s university entrance exam system continued on Sunday, spreading across at least 20 provinces as pupils demanded changes to rules that give school grades a decisive role in university admissions.

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