Compiled by C. Aruno, Derek Yong Zher and R. Aravinthan
THE Education Ministry (MOE) plans to introduce blockchain technology to prevent the forgery of “No Objection Certificates” (NOCs), which are used by students who don’t meet the criteria to study medicine abroad, Berita Harian reported.
A minimum of Grade B in Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry in SPM is needed to get the NOC but the certificate lacked features that protect it from being manipulated and falsified.
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