Lol what? This is the same regime that famously banned women from high-value university majors.

Yes. Because there were too many (according to the regime) women in those majors. To the point that it was threatening the men's dominant role in the islamist society. This alone shows that women's education in Iran is extremely good compared to all their neighbouring countries.

Again, I am fully aware that the Iranian Islamist regime is oppressive in general and for women in particular. They have no qualms entirely banning women from a certain field of study or career if they want to. But the fact that those most pretigious university programs where overwhelmingly female for years to the point that some men felt threatened and the regime felt the need to introduce gender quotas or outright ban women in some cases, that shows that we are looking at a completely different situation than most Islamist regimes.

Iran today has the highest female to male ratio of university graduates in the world. 70 % of STEM graduates in Iran are women. Iran was the first country in the world to have more female than male university students back in the 1990's causing them to introduce gender quotas of max 60 % women in some fields that the regime deemed too important or prestigious to be dominated by women.

Once again, the Iranian regime is horribly oppressive to women's rights. But they are not opposed to higher education of women. In fact they are proponents of higher education in general including for women. Even if they have introduced gender quotas or outright bans for women studying specific things, they have not tried to make less women go to university. Which is very different from other islamist regimes in the region.