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Outstanding Student Award winner Cheah Yi Yang from the Faculty of Pharmacy with her siblings and parents.

THE Asian Institute Of Medicine, Science and Technology (AIMST) University will focus on three points next year — the relevance of new programmes, its quality and the sustainability of the programmes.

Its vice-chancellor and chief executive officer Emeritus Prof Dr Harcharan Singh Sidhu said graduates know that knowledge is the key to success in a world that has a highly globalised system.

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