Ensuring our bright students gets their preferred course is as important as awarding the scholarships.
It is an absolute national interest to train, develop, educate high quality intellegence for national development and growth especially to stop the brain drain.The World Bank has already alarmed us about the severe Brain Drain issue that Malaysia is currently undergoing, and now that students is getting unfair treatment and unnecessary heartaches despite working very hard to get good results. How is the government going to persuade these students to return to serve the nation in the future after they graduate?
Nasri may has just listened to one side of the story from Public Service Department(JPA).
Lack of transparency and professionalism in the selection panel,immediate action should be taken to correct the issue once and for all.Each student should know how one is assessed and how he/she fail to get the course requested.It should not be at the fancy and liking of the selection panels.Everyone must abide the guideline laid out by the government.
There must be a clear guideline on processing and full transparency on who gets the scholarship.
This is nothing new, the same thing happens every year when the time has come for the PSD scholarship to be distributed. Despite getting similar complaints every year, the PSD scholarship department shows no improvement, there has got to be major flaws in the selection process.
People view this as one of the most important element of Transformation Programme.
Inequitable distribution of scholarship, whch will effect the voting pattern for BN in the coming GE, thus it is just simply important for the survival of component parties like MCA,GERAKAN,MIC,SUPP and PPP.