D-minus on student affairs


Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) chief executive officer Mohd Yazid Abd Hamid

PETALING JAYA: The majority of complaints received by the Educati­on Malaysia Global Services, the one-stop centre for international students, concern issues connected to their universities.

For instance, EMGS investigations showed that the primary reason for students having their documents delayed was either due to late renewal submissions by the institutions or their failure to even make the applications to the centre.

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