Iran's public schools hold just 3% of top university entrance ranks, exposing education inequality

IranWire reports that public school students, who constitute the majority of Iran's student population, occupy only 3% of top ranks in the national university entrance exam, indicating severe educational inequality favoring private and elite institutions. The claim is based on a single source and lacks official corroboration, but if accurate, it highlights systemic barriers to social mobility and could fuel domestic political discontent.

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