SHAH ALAM, Nov 11 — The state government has launched the ePraktis digital learning platform under the Selangor People's Tuition Programme (PTRS), offering 2,201 practice questions to help Form Four and Form Five students improve their academic performance.
The platform was launched by Menteri Besar Dato' Seri Amirudin Shari in conjunction with the Selangor Education Summit 2026 at the Setia City Convention Centre today.
He said PTRS has become a reference and useful resource not only for students in Selangor but also for those in other states through the e-PTRS platform.
“We recognised that there were gaps in education at primary and secondary levels, which is why PTRS was introduced. We are not reducing or forgetting what has been done; instead, we are expanding the number of participants.
“A clear indicator of its impact is the improvement in the state’s average results in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations, particularly in 2024 and 2025 compared with previous years. The Education Ministry has also recognised the state government’s efforts,” Amirudin said.
He added that 160,000 students across Selangor are involved in the programme, which now offers eight subjects, up from four core subjects previously.
“The latest data from the e-PTRS website shows that it has been accessed by more than 70,000 students across the state and 20,000 students from outside Selangor.
“Some states have also collaborated with Yayasan Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporation) or MBI. Initially, two districts were involved directly with me, but this has since expanded to five districts in the state, with 8,000 students following the PTRS syllabus,” Amirudin said.
The ePraktis PTRS platform provides practice modules for six core subjects for Form Four and Form Five students. The modules are organised by subject and topic to help students strengthen their understanding progressively.
The six subjects covered by its 2,201 questions are Bahasa Melayu, English, History, Science, Mathematics, and Additional Mathematics.
Through interactive exercises and systematic answer explanations, the platform helps students master topics, monitor their academic progress, and engage in continuous self-directed learning.
Introduced in 2009, PTRS is a free education initiative by the state government that provides digital learning materials through the ePTRS platform, as well as face-to-face tuition classes, to help improve students’ academic performance.
