Student protests have surged across Iran, with demonstrations occurring in more than 20 cities, including Tehran and Isfahan. The unrest, which has intensified since May, is primarily fueled by dissatisfaction with the government's education policies and the impact of the ongoing war on academic assessments. Protesters are specifically calling for the cancellation of the fixed impact of 11th-grade GPA scores on university entrance exams. Additionally, students at Shahid Sadoughi Technical University have raised concerns about food quality, with 75 students hospitalized after consuming meals provided by the university. In response to the protests, the Iranian regime has cracked down on dissent, suspending and expelling students for their online activities related to the protests. While the protests have not yet faced the same level of violent suppression as previous demonstrations, clashes have occurred, resulting in injuries and arrests. This wave of protests represents one of the largest student mobilizations since the government's crackdown on anti-government protests earlier this year.