True, this is what PMX said that a lot of people dont get it. T1 to T20 all cheapskate want their children to enroll into UM USM UKM by paying ciput, even use cable for scholarship. 100% free.

Those sarawak listed universities, no quotas also nvm

Acknowledge what you have said and experience.
Now he announce a reform into meritocracy system for Sarawak.
You don't agree with existing system but you don't support reform either?

better do it 1st before malays there become the majority in sarawak and become like malaya

Money being songlap while the people remains poor after 60 years of tongkat + mismanagement by incompetent leaders, so let's continue with that til the country collapse n rot. Meanwhile SG practices meritocracy n prosper to become one of the richest DEVELOPED country.

If they can't do well in school, what can they achieve in university?

Meritocracy has its benefit, to retain talents based on merits, which I support.
But if gov't is not inclusive to provide edu for slow learners then wealthgap will widen.

Hopefully Sarawak will live up to this promise of reform and not let slow learners drop out, maybe slow could be introduced into TVET.

To ensure rural students can gain admission to these universities, he said the Sarawak government is upgrading their facilities, which includes spending RM15mil yearly to provide free tuition for Form 3 and Form 5 students.

lulz... kasi tution only then expect these disadvantaged studens to compete with the well to do urban kids who well feed.

bagus lah ini serawak gomen. banyak bagus

https://www.astroawani.com/berita-malaysia/...elantara-269077

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This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Nov 2 2024, 03:27 PM

U see early education in SG. Now compare it with Sarawak or even Malaysia.

songlap is corruption which must be addressed.
meritocracy has its benefits, which I support, see "Congrats"
I raise the query, what about slow learners, bcos they will be left out in meritocrary.

TVET in tertiary education?
Pls do more reading, don't everything also ask me. I critic capitalism to raise awareness. In a democracy, you also have a voice. Hope you will have an educated voice.

If "dumbfuck rich kid" gets 7A1s, then is he still dumb?

Here’s the thing: the meritocracy part is good. But it has to focus on equity rather than equality.

Rafizi said something about this a while back. He said it’s not fair to compare his child studying in one of the best public schools in Putrajaya with a poor child in rural area.

Sarawak govt has to acknowledge that the rich-poor gap in the state is quite large. To have a perfectly level playing field is impossible, but working towards equity will mean giving a bit of leeway towards disadvantaged poor students.

Then that is a separate matter. These are universities, no?

If you want to say that there should be more vocational institutions for those who don't make the cut, then I agree with you.

But let's not mix up 2 different matters just for the sake of arguing online.

GPS know they will be doomed if they don't do that.

SG got Lubok Antu?

Can set up vocational or skill learning for those who fail to enter unis. They are still needed in any developed society.

What kind of leeway and how much?

To blanket say all rural kids cannot succeed academically is also wrong.

You’d be surprised how many people get 7A1s and more and still dumb as rock. Tuitionssss and soalan bocor help a lot

forcing 'slow learners' into uni and let them grad with degrees even when we know they are sub par only destroy the qualification's credibility. they are doing this exact same practise somewhere and whenever we saw resume from that uni, we just toss it into the bin

u wan that?

Because if this is done at Semenanjung, all Hell will break loose.

What kind of leeway and how much are questions the Sarawak govt has to answer.

I didn’t say all rural kids cannot succeed. They face significantly more challenges and have to put huge effort and commitment to be at the same footing as urban rich kids.