Sunday, July 11, 2010

PM: Students with 9A+ to get JPA scholarship

KUALA LUMPUR, July 10 (Bernama) -- All students who do well in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination are eligible to receive Public Service Department (JPA) scholarships, said Prime Minisetr Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
He said the scholarships were for students of all races who wanted to pursue higher studies whether locally or abroad.
"Each student irrespective whether Malay, Chinese, Indian, Kadazan or others who obtain 9A+ (in their SPM results) qualify for the JPA scholarships, be it for studies locally or overseas," he said when addressing MIC's 64th general assembly at the Putra World Trade Centre here Sunday.
He said this scholarship opportunity showed that the government was serious about bringing forth a transformation in line with the 1Malaysia concept.
"This shows that 1Malaysia is not only a slogan but is being practiced in Malaysia," he said.
Meanwhile, Najib said a total of 2,304 of Indian students enrolled for their respective programmes in the public universities.
According to him, 4,541 Indian students applied for places in public universities and 2,499 students qualified.
"About 92.9 percent of qualified Indian students have been given places in our public universities.
"This is a clear manisfesto that we are there to help you, together with you to help the community to move forward. This is the BN's promise to transform Malaysia to be a fully developed and high income nation," he added.

tunku : THANK YOU GOVERNMENT. we really appreciate this.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

biasiswa untuk membantu. ada juga untuk anugerah.

kalau iya pun,yang anak cina kaya tak perlulah diberi biasiswa.

Anonymous said...

just make sure the examx TEST real talent and a TRUE loyalty to Malaysia

otherwise ONLY the hardworking and mediocre ability will excel only to MIGRATE

take extra CARE to ensure the exams really test TALENT

Anonymous said...

Many Third World governments have found out that they are unable to give scholarships to every student who deserves it. We should make education affordable.More and more families are unable to pay the tution fees set by our colleges and universities let alone those set by institutions overseas.

In the last 50 years, unfortunately our income levels have not increased as they should have. Take the example of this country in our region that has increased its per capitia income from $400.00 in 1966 to $40,000 today. That is the kind of vision we need to pull us out of the vicious cycle.Government aid to students is only a temporary measure. In the long run income level of families should be strengthened so that they can make their own decisions on what their child should do. Government already has too much on its plate and in the long-run will not be able to micro-manage what the citizen should and should not do.

Anonymous said...

where and when to apply for this scholarship?
and is this applicable for SPM 2009 students?

Anonymous said...

contact JPA and ask la.

http://www.interactive.jpa.gov.my/smp/