20 ATU Students Advance to Finals of 31st National Scientific Student Olympiad

According to the Public Relations Office, as reported by the Directorate for International Academic Cooperation (DIAC), 20 students from Allameh Tabataba'i University (ATU) have successfully qualified for the final stage of the 31st National Scientific Student Olympiad in 2026.

The qualifiers secured their places in the national finals across seven academic disciplines after obtaining the requisite qualifying scores through either the nationwide Master's Entrance Examination route or the regional decentralised Olympiad rounds.

The ATU finalists across their respective fields comprise:

    Statistics: Mehrshad Ahmadian (Master's examination route) and Mehdi Hey'at Davoudian (decentralised route).

    Persian Language and Literature: Ameneh Basiti, Shokraneh Minooseresht, and Parya Naderi Beyraghvandi (all via the decentralised route).

    Psychology: Hanieh Amiri, Tahoora Saboori, Amirhossein Moradi, and Maryam Montazer Rahmati (decentralised route), together with Ilia Noshadi (Master's examination route).

    Economics: Mohammad Jannati, Arshia Sheikholeslami, and Ali Mohsenzadeh (decentralised route), alongside Seyed Parsa Ghasemi and Amirabbas Lahijani (Master's examination route).

    Educational Sciences: Seyedeh Fatemeh Ahmadian Mofrad, Fatemeh Zahra Parizi Barfeh, and Narges Fakhrani (all via the decentralised route).

    Quran and Hadith Sciences: Fatemeh Ebrahimi Khosfi (decentralised route).

    Computer Engineering: Ali Ziaei (Master's examination route).

Allameh Tabataba'i University congratulated the finalists, their families, and the academic community on this notable scholastic achievement, wishing them continued success in the final competition. Finalists are required to complete and submit their registration forms for the final phase between 7 and 9 September 2026.