Khaled Nordin said most of the students would already be back in their respective hometowns after completing their exams.
Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said this was because most of the students would already be back in their respective hometowns after completing their exams.
"Now students are undergoing exams. By polling day most universities would have finished their exams, the students will be on holiday...back in their respective hometowns and villages,” he said when met by reporters after launching Barisan Nasional Hulu Terengganu's election machinery here Wednesday night.
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