OKU inclusion policy for higher education institutions still in effect, says Dr Husaini

PETALING JAYA: The OKU (persons with disabilities) Inclusion in the Higher Education Institutions Policy remains in effect.

Higher Education director-general Prof Datuk Dr Husaini Omar said the special pathway for OKU to enrol in universities, by fulfilling only the general criteria and special conditions of their chosen university, has not been blocked.

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