Some students say Yay! while some parents say Nay!


IPOH: While many students have welcomed the decision to abolish the Form Three Assessment (PT3) beginning this year, there are also parents who feel exams are needed to keep track of the children’s progress.

With the pandemic forcing online studying and little chance of face-to-face tutoring, some students felt they were not prepared for the stress of exams.

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