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[WATCH] UEC graduates face uncertainty as 15% struggle to continue studies in Malaysia: Dong Zong chairman

KUALA LUMPUR – Five decades after its introduction, the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) continues to leave students in uncertainty, as political debates and a...

[WATCH]Dong Zong urges fairness for UEC, warns national unity should not block recognition

KUALA LUMPUR – Dong Zong has always emphasised the importance of national unity and the preservation of Bahasa Malaysia (BM), but these should not be used as reasons to withhold recognition for...

[TONTON] UEC adalah ciptaan Malaysia, bukan produk China: Pengerusi Dong Zong

KUALA LUMPUR – Sijil Peperiksaan Bersepadu (UEC), yang sering disalah anggap sebagai produk China, sebenarnya dicipta oleh rakyat Malaysia, kata Datuk Tan Yew Sing, pengerusi Dong Zong. Beliau menekankan UEC adalah ciptaan Malaysia...

[WATCH] UEC is a Malaysian creation, not a China product: Dong Zong chairman

Datuk Tan Yew Sing clarifies longstanding misconceptions, emphasising that the Unified Examination Certificate was developed by Malaysians with a focus on local identity and global perspective

Chinese schools increasingly choice of non-Chinese parents, says group

The steady increase in the number of non-Chinese students attending Chinese vernacular schools reflects parents' growing acceptance of the education system in these institutions.

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