Hong Kong's public universities are admitting a record number of students through non-Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) pathways, with these admissions increasing by 63% over seven years to represent nearly 30% of government-funded places. Concurrently, the proportion of students admitted via the local DSE exam has fallen from 82% to 72%. This shift has led to concerns that it is raising admission score requirements for DSE students, potentially disadvantaging local applicants. AI
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