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More than 100 Chinese students studying in the MBA program at the National University of Malaysia complained that after they finished the year-long course, the school suddenly stopped their results on the grounds that the admission certificate in English was suspected to be fraudulent, resulting in them not being able to graduate as planned. Some injured students called the police for help.

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More than 100 Chinese students studying in the MBA program at the National University of Malaysia complained that after they finished the year-long course, the school suddenly stopped their results on the grounds that the admission certificate in English was suspected to be fraudulent, resulting in them not being able to graduate as planned. Some injured students called the police for help.

More than 100 Chinese students studying in the MBA program at the National University of Malaysia complained that after they finished the year-long course, the school suddenly stopped their results on the grounds that the admission certificate in English was suspected to be fraudulent, resulting in them not being able to graduate as planned. Some injured students called the police for help.

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