The gift of Bootorab's founder was given to Bootorab's son to get the 56th place in the entrance exam

According to the Etrat Bootorab Institution Public Relations, an iPhone was presented to Afshin, the proud son of Bootorab, as a gift from Seyed Nasser Mohammad Seyed, the founder of the Etrat Bootorab Institution. Afshin has succeeded in gaining the rank of 56 in this year’s entrance exam in the field of humanities.

This morning, he was at the headquarters of the Bootorab institution in Tehran, and while appreciating his continuous efforts and congratulating him on his success in the entrance exam, the founder's gift was given to him by Bootorab's senior advisor and CEO.

Afshin, who lost of his father at the age of one, has been covered by Bootorab for the past 7 years and has benefited from Bootorab's educational services for 4 years, including scholarships and the first type of Qalamchi scholarship.

Afshin, while appreciating the founder's gift, thanked the Bootorab institution for its services in advancing education and success in the entrance exam. He considered the services of Bootorab institution in the field of using Qalamchi tests very effective and mentioned the improvement of the scientific level in Qalamchi tests as one of the factors of his success.

Afshin considers living in difficult conditions in villages and deprived areas to be the most important factor for his success. ‘I am naturally very intelligent, but under the circumstances, I felt like I had fallen into a deep well, and I saw many ropes above my head to help me climb,' he says. 'But my choice was a school rope, so I did my best to get out of the well.'

Bootorab's proud son announced he is ready to provide educational counseling for Bootorab children and said that in the field of education and choosing a field, etc., I can be a servant of Bootorab children.