TAR UMT fund ensures no one is left behind in education


PETALING JAYA: Back in 2020, Ngoo Li Si was a broken young woman, as the prospect of dropping out from her accounting degree studies was fast becoming a reality.

She kept staring at the subpar results of her exams and was dejected because the unimpressive marks made her lose her National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan eligibility.

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