Malaysian public universities’ worst nightmare is beginning, with local private universities rapidly rising and making their presence felt in university rankings. The respected World University Rankings now places Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) as the country’s second-best university just behind its oldest public university, University Malaya (UM).
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Malaysian public universities’ worst nightmare is beginning, with local private universities rapidly rising and making their presence felt in university rankings. The respected World University Rankings now places Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) as the country’s second-best university just behind its oldest public university, University Malaya (UM).
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