omrai i ask you, basically , where does your opposition to entrance exam come from, and what is the reason? well, in the name of allah , the merciful. hello , dear viewers, dear guests, you can see now in different countries and all over the world a model and method for university admission and the so-called evaluation and admission system that they consider according to the capacity of the fields of application that are in there is a country, we must be able to separate these candidates from each other. in our country, considering that the capacity of our highly demanding fields and the special fields that are actually counted in the society are very limited, for example, we are in our medical sciences fields have a capacity of 15,16,000 students, based on the approval that 20% has just been added to the approval of the supreme council of the cultural revolution for these special fields, about one million students are now registering to study in these fields. kenan, while the total capacity of these fields does not reach 20 thousand, in the field of medical sciences, we are currently oppo

ali omrai, member transparency and justice education commission. currently, the determination of tuition fees by non-government universities has caused protests by students, and a regulatory body such as the competition council should enter this market. mr. mert. mr. hassan hassan khani, an economic expert everywhere, considering the limited provision of post-graduate education courses in some fields by a number of private universities, price monitoring or even price prescriptions by the regulatory bodies seems necessary. that there are traces of monopoly, the competition council should enter, but because the university and we need to enter various services in the country. the council does not compete with the tuition fees of private universities. mr. seyyed abulhasan mousavi, a professor at azad university, students are free to choose which non-government university to go to, and this has caused some non-government universities to be empty of students. this means that universities are competitive . mr. jabar kochchinejad, a member of the islamic c

omrai, the ministry of education, the ministry of education, or more precisely, we are here. we have come to education in 3 parts , each of them is incompatible with each other, that is , the education system, the higher education system , the medical education system, in other places , we encounter problems with each other. this is the resolution that the supreme council of cultural revolution entered it was part of the misunderstandings that occurred between the officials of the ministry of education and the sangeesh organization. i was informed to some extent and i think i was right. please give me this data and analyze it. do my analysis, for example, is on the technical issues of the field of measurement, but it does not give me data, even though it gave data to, for example, the officials of education, which it did not, and that is why the officials of education were able to take this resolution and implement it through consultations, which i think is a cultural revolution. let them know how true or not it is. in general, i don't think that in the technical matter, for

ali omrai, a member of the transparency and justice watch training commission. currently, the determination of tuition fees by non-government universities has caused protests by students, and there should be a device. sometimes a regulatory agency such as the competition council should enter this market, mr. morteza zamanian , an economic expert, due to the limited offering of post-graduate courses in some fields by a number of private universities, monitoring pricing or even price guidelines by regulatory bodies. it seems necessary. mr. hassan hassan khani , an economic expert. wherever there is a trace of monopoly , the competition council must enter, but because it knows. we have various universities and services in the country , there is no need for the competition council to enter the tuition fees of non-government universities. mr. seyed abolhassan mousavi, professor of azad university. the student is free to go to any private university. and this has caused some non-government universities to be empty of students. this means that universities are competit

ali omrai, a member of the transparency watch education commission justice agrees. higher education seems to have reached self-sufficiency. but the ability to train specialist forces in the country should be continuous. be that is, we need to train specialist staff at any time, because some of the specialist staff are reduced due to various reasons, including immigration retirement, which the training of specialized and efficient forces should be completed, so in order to achieve self-sufficiency, there should always be free education facilities in the country. researcher hossein nasiri is against allocating government credits to universities based on student per capita regardless of the quality and economic status of students, the higher education system has weaknesses in terms of efficiency. explain this. in some cases, credits are not based on the country's need for expert personnel, and some applicants for priority fields are decreasing due to unemployment and insufficient support. therefore, it is necessary to achieve changes in the distribution of financial re

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