Sorry, the following means that the racial quota system is still in operation after the 1990 s, but it has not gone too far in administrative law enforcement. In addition, private universities are allowed to be established, so the difficulty for Malaysian Chinese to attend universities no longer exists.

It was difficult between the 1970s and 1990s.

1969 after the racial riots, the Malaysian government formulated a new economic policy, stipulating that Malays and other ethnic minorities should get certain quotas in public institutions, business and education. Then in the process of implementation, I went too far. As a result, most local Chinese got good grades in high school, but local universities refused, and only a few Chinese with the best grades could go to local universities. As a result, China society has accumulated a lot of discontent, and a large number of talents have left the country, such as Singapore, which has benefited a lot.

In 1990s, the ruling party in Malaysia won a disastrous election. In order to gain the support of China people, this administrative deviation has been corrected. So it's gone now.