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Malaysia currently hosts approximately 170,000 international students, positioning it as a leading destination for higher education. However, the primary focus remains on ensuring university places for Malaysian citizens. Foreign students are charged full fees, and their presence is considered beneficial to the country. The Prime Minister addressed disputes regarding university intake, often along racial lines, clarifying that the core issue is a shortage of places, particularly for engineers, with a deficit of about 30,000 such professionals. To address this, the government is increasing the number of available university seats, creating an additional 1,500 places for outstanding Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia and matriculation students. Furthermore, at Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Anwar reiterated the government's strong commitment to eradicating corruption, malpractice, and cartel activities. 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Foreign students pay full fees and contribute to the country's higher education sector.\"},{\"question\":\"What is being done to address the shortage of university places in Malaysia?\",\"answer\":\"The government is increasing the number of university places. An additional 1,500 seats will be created for outstanding Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia and matriculation students to alleviate the shortage.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the government's stance on corruption and malpractice in Malaysia?\",\"answer\":\"The government is committed to cleansing the country of corruption, malpractice, and cartel activities. Strict enforcement has led to the recovery of RM15.5 billion in national revenue, showing the government's firm stance against those involved in detrimental activities.\"}]","PM-Malaysians Get Priority For University Intake | PDF"]