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This decision should be applauded as it would increase the allocation for non-Bumi students and is a significant move towards creating a more inclusive and merit-based education system in Malaysia. However, this decision may also present several challenges:The focusing on straight As and academic prowess is seen as the main criteria for admission and there is a need to include alternative indicators.
It is imperative that the government considers a more nuanced approach towards educational allocations into Matriculation programs. This can be done by establishing feedback mechanisms to gather input from students, parents, academics, and other stakeholders to continuously refine and improve the admissions process. Additionally, they should also develop clear guidelines and communicate the criteria and process for matriculation admissions transparently to all stakeholders.