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Malaysia's Deputy Higher Education Minister Adam Adli Abdul Halim has reaffirmed that public university admissions are strictly merit-based and free from political influence, while highlighting improved graduate employment outcomes.
A Kedah state executive council member is set to be charged tomorrow in connection with allegations surrounding university admissions. The official has pledged to maintain his defence throughout proceedings.
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu has rejected claims that public university places are being sold and files a police report against an Kedah politician who made the allegations, reaffirming its commitment to transparent admissions.
Allegations that tens of thousands entered public universities through unauthorised channels pose a serious threat to institutional credibility, Malaysia's Higher Education Minister warns, demanding evidence from accusers.