thestar.com.my
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wider access to public universities is not recognition of non national education says education dg
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AI-generatedThis is a domestic education policy announcement in Malaysia. It does not involve any commercial mechanism, commodity price, supply chain, or company margin impact. No sector is affected commercially.
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- Malaysia's Higher Education Ministry announced on May 15, 2026 that students from non-national education systems can apply to public universities.
- Admission is through a special entry route with government subsidies.
- Eligible candidates include those from tahfiz schools, private schools, and Chinese independent secondary schools.
- Candidates must have full SPM qualifications and pass specific examinations.
- Selected programs include degrees in Islamic studies and Chinese language studies, with merit-based admissions.
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