Ardakan Candidates Compete in the Second Session of the 1404 National Entrance Exam

According to the Public Relations Office of Ardakan University, Dr. Mohammad Shaker, the official representative of the National Organization of Educational Testing at Ardakan University, stated: In the second session of this year’s National Entrance Exam, 12,018 candidates from Yazd Province are competing, of which 866 have been assigned Ardakan University as their examination center.

He added: Of these candidates, 307 are men and 559 are women, who will compete across various exam groups.

Dr. Shaker explained: The exam for the Mathematics group will be held on Thursday morning in the Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources, while candidates from the Humanities group will compete at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the same time.

He continued: The Arts and Foreign Languages exams will be held on Thursday afternoon in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

He further stated: The Experimental Sciences group exam will be held on Friday morning, 27 Tir, and, as scheduled, will also take place in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The university’s official representative also reminded candidates that admission cards and exam guidelines have been available from 20 Tir through the National Entrance Exam portal on the official website of the National Organization of Educational Testing at sanjesh.org, and will remain accessible until Wednesday, 25 Tir.

Dr. Shaker emphasized: Given the weather conditions and high temperatures, as per the instructions of the National Organization of Educational Testing, the exam process will begin strictly at 7:00 AM, and candidates will start answering questions at 8:00 AM. Accordingly, the gates of Ardakan University’s exam centers will open at 6:00 AM.

He added: Bringing the exam admission card and a valid photo ID is mandatory for entering the exam session. Candidates are strictly prohibited from bringing mobile phones, calculators, communication devices, and food items into the exam center.

In conclusion, Dr. Shaker expressed his gratitude for the cooperation and support of service organizations such as emergency services, fire department, police, and other relevant institutions in ensuring the safety and tranquility of the exam centers. He also asked candidates and their families to fully cooperate with the university staff to help ensure a healthy, orderly, and dignified exam process, thereby contributing to the advancement of the university and a progressive society.