An exam-free Master's admission route for exceptionally talented students who are selected for graduate study across engineering and computer science specialisations. Suits recent top-performing undergraduates aiming to continue directly to a research or advanced technical Master's without sitting the standard entrance exam.
This admission pathway allows exceptionally talented students to enter Master's-level programmes at the university without taking the common entrance exam. For the 1405–1406 academic year, a cohort of students was admitted across multiple engineering and computer science disciplines under this quota.
The announcement lists the specific Master's fields and specialisations in which admitted students will study; these are the programmes available through this admission route:
The source indicates admission was made under the "exceptionally talented" (استعدادهای درخشان) non-exam quota for the Master's level for the specified academic year. The page lists admitted candidates by name and the programme specialisations they will join. No further application criteria or documentation details are provided in the source.
Graduates from these Master's specialisations typically continue into technical or research roles aligned with their field — for example, IC design and electronics roles for electrical graduates, process engineering positions for chemical engineers, operations and systems roles for industrial engineering, structural engineering for civil graduates, and AI research or applied machine learning roles for computer science students. The announcement itself offers no placement statistics or employer information.
The published notice relates to a tuition-exam exemption admission route for high-achieving students; it does not specify funding packages, stipends or scholarships. Prospective applicants should consult the university's graduate admissions or financial aid offices for details on funding possibilities associated with this quota.
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