Tehran:The second session of the Persian Language Proficiency Test, known as Parsik, was conducted at four examination centers both within Iran and internationally, according to a deputy of the minister of science, research, and technology.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the test is a requirement for non-Persian-speaking students who intend to study at Iranian universities. Saeed Habiba stated that these students must complete the necessary Persian language training to qualify for their academic pursuits in Iran.

Approximately 200 non-Persian-speaking students participated in the examination, which took place at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Razi University in Kermanshah, Allameh Tabataba'i University, and the University of Tehran's International Campus in Baghdad. The test aims to ensure that international students possess the necessary language skills to comprehend and benefit from the educational content provided in their academic programs in Iran.