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The 60 percent quota in public boarding schools for less fortunate students will not impact top students, assured Education Minister Maszlee Malik.
Maszlee said this was the original purpose of boarding schools before they became the choice of the "elite".
Maszlee said this was the original purpose of boarding schools before they became the choice of the "elite".
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