My Experience At Nodet Entrance Exams

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I live in a country with a rich architectural history that for the most part relates to Persia Empire (550 BC-650 AD). My father never lost a chance to remind me of this fact by taking me to all those magnificent historical buildings during our many trips to different parts of the country. There is this vivid memory sealed in my mind; the little me, stunned by all the grandeur and appeal of the fascinating Golestan Palace, with amazed eyes stared at those peerless decorations of stone carving, mirror works, fretworks, paintings and especially tile works with astonishing and beautiful forms and designs. The influential role of those past moments in shaping my interest in building industry years later is clear to me now.
Years later, I succeeded at NODET entrance exams (National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents) that allowed me to enter their national selective schools. Being in the midst of so much talent and competition was so transformational for me. Many might say a competitive environment will be stressful for students, yet I always found challenges highly inspiring for me, as I am challenging myself with applying to study abroad right now as well. As a top student, I always was the first to volunteer for extracurricular activities and especially took an interest into blossoming my teamwork spirits, which I believe, served me well in the following years at university, where I was considered a natural leader in every group project in Architecture courses.
In 2010, I had to take the nationwide university entrance exam in which I ranked 240th among more than 270,000 participants in mathematics and physics field and I also ranked 49th among more than 120,000 participants in English field. These outstanding result...

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