‘Malaysia needs more public universities’


Wong (fourth from left) with his branch members at the mobile service centre in Sibu.

THE government has been urged to increase the number of public colleges and universities so that more students with good grades can gain admittance.

SUPP Dugong branch chairman Wong Ching Yong said several thousand students who got excellent grades did not get a place in public universities due to the limited slots available every year.

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