A report on different types of universities in Iran

1) If studying hard isn't difficult for you

The university entrance exam is extremely difficult for state universities and students have to study very hard and make a lot of effort in order to get admitted in UEE. They also have to pass the exams during the training.

Professors in these universities are knowledgeable and well-informed so they can train the students the same as themselves.The tuition for state universities and dormitory fees are free. Therefore students have peace of mind and don't face with any monetary problems.

2) If you don't mind spending more money

Because the capacity of state universities aren't enough for all applicants, Azad University was established by Mr Rafsanjani. This university commonly uses young professors, which is why students in the university get along so well with them, but because the majority of professors aren't experienced, students can't be successful enough (*I just reordered these two*) unless they take some extra courses.  

Azad University tuition fees are costly so only people who can afford its expenses can enter it.

3) If you don't have time to take part in classes

Generally speaking, Payame Nour University (*if this is the name of the university it should be capitalized. If not just ignore the corrections*) just holds some classes for troubleshooting and reviewing the courses.

If you are a busy person who can't manage your time in order to participate in classes, Payame Nour University is the best option for you; however, providing pamphlet, books and collecting articles are difficult and you need a lot of self-study (*do you mean that acquiring your own textbooks and articles is difficult for this university?)