The Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) remains one of Malaysia’s most contested education issues — shaped by legitimate concerns, political hesitation and unresolved policy questions.
Dong Zong chairman Dr Tan Yew Sing joins Shazmin Shamsuddin and Terence Fernandez for a calm, facts-based discussion on UEC recognition, national identity, the national language, education standards and the future of students in Malaysia.
This is a measured conversation on whether Malaysia can move beyond fear and politics to make rational education decisions in the national interest.
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Small brain
15 Jan 2026 11.23am
No issues, since east, many local private uni, overseas uni recognise uec
No issues, since east, many local private uni, overseas uni recognise uec