Ray of hope for the bright who were left in the dark


PETALING JAYA: Though limited, the 250 places for the Graduate Bursary Programme opened to bright students have given them a glimmer of hope after being left in the dark for an entire month.

Those who scored 9A+ in the SPM last year and were uncertain if the programme would still be offered this year now stand a chance to vie for a placement.

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