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        "id": 1825266,
        "msgid": "60-000-snbp-dropouts-claim-denied-by-higher-education-ministry-1782456623",
        "date": "2026-06-26 12:38:00",
        "title": "60,000 SNBP Dropouts Claim Denied by Higher Education Ministry",
        "author": "indrastuti",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology has refuted claims that 60,000 successful SNBP applicants failed to re-register, calling the data inaccurate. Officials clarified the figure represents an accumulation across all admission pathways from the previous year, while the actual re-registration rate for the achievement-based SNBP route stands at 92 per cent. IPB University reported a 99.03 per cent re-registration rate, underscoring strong commitment among admitted students.",
        "content": "<p>The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology\n(Kemdiktisaintek) has firmly denied reports that 60,000 prospective\nstudents who passed the Achievement-Based National Selection (SNBP) did\nnot proceed with the re-registration process. Director General of Higher\nEducation at Kemdiktisaintek, Khairul Munadi, stated that the data was\nincorrect and directed inquiries to the Chair of the National Selection\nfor New Student Admissions (SNPMB) team, Eduart Wolok. Speaking\nseparately, Eduart Wolok explained that the 60,000 figure was an\naccumulation from all admission pathways, including SNBP, the Test-Based\nNational Selection (SNBT), and independent routes from the previous\nyear\u2019s intake. He clarified that the re-registration rate for SNBP\nitself was quite high, reaching 92 per cent, indicating that the\nmajority of successful students continued their academic commitments at\ntheir chosen public universities. Meanwhile, IPB University\u2019s Director\nof Cooperation, Communication and Marketing, Alfian Helmi, revealed that\nonly 0.97 per cent of SNBP-admitted candidates failed to re-register.\nBased on IPB University\u2019s registration data, 3,566 out of 3,601\ncandidates declared successful through the 2026 SNBP pathway completed\ntheir re-registration, resulting in a 99.03 per cent registration rate.\nThe high re-registration rate is also supported by tuition fee policies\noriented towards principles of fairness and affordability.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/60-000-snbp-dropouts-claim-denied-by-higher-education-ministry-1782456623",
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