STPM: Johor students achieve 2.94 GPA, earn two national recognitions

Johor students attained a state average grade point average (PNGK) of 2.94 in the Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) examinations, with 96.63% of candidates qualifying for certificates. This achievement underscores the dedication of Johor's youth in pursuing educational excellence.

Two significant national accolades were awarded to the state: the Best STPM 2025 Science Stream Student and the Best National Form Six College award. These recognitions highlight the high caliber of education and student performance within Johor.

Further demonstrating academic success, 136 candidates achieved a perfect PNGK of 4.00, while 413 candidates scored 3.75 and above, and 1,285 candidates attained a PNGK of 3.00 and above. The increase in candidates achieving full passes in all four subjects, rising to 80.73% from 77.91% last year, reflects the sustained efforts of all parties involved in enhancing the state's educational quality.

The Johor state government affirmed its commitment to strengthening education, ensuring all young people in the state have the opportunity to achieve their dreams. For STPM 2025 students who may not have met their desired results, officials encouraged them not to lose hope, emphasizing that the journey continues and success comes in many forms. They urged students to believe in their abilities, as their current efforts are steps toward a better future.