SPM 2020: Sabah's rural schools show an improvement


KOTA KINABALU: The 2020 SPM passing rate percentage gap between rural and urban schools in the state has reduced by over half compared to 2019, indicating an improvement in results.

Sabah Education Department director Datuk Dr Mistirine Radin said out of the 33, 454 candidates, 91.12% of urban students and 90.59% of rural students passed their exams.

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