WHEN the Education Ministry announced that the SPM results would be delayed by two weeks due to a technical glitch, it simply translated into an additional two weeks of anxiety for students, parents and teachers.
Given the importance of the exam and how the results determine and charter the future of students, the anxiety was understandable.
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