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Ministry of Higher Education MalaysiaNilai: share of employed respondents · %RINGKASNYA
EDUCATION OUTCOMES · HISTORICAL
How first-degree graduate salary bands shifted, 2019–2023
Follow the distribution of monthly income among employed first-degree graduate respondents in MOHE's Graduate Tracer Study.
DALAM ANGKA2019 → 2023 · share of employed respondents · %
LIHAT DATA SEBAGAICarta lain untuk data yang sama
2019
3RM1,000 and below14
1RM1,001–RM2,00036
2RM2,001–RM3,00035
4RM3,001–RM4,00010
5RM4,001–RM5,0002
6RM5,001 and above2
201920192023
SumberMinistry of Higher Education Malaysia ↗2023 tracer studySUMBER KUKUH
Kaedah & nota
A growing share moved above RM3,000, while the RM1,001–RM2,000 band became smaller—but this remains a tracer-study distribution, not a guaranteed starting salary.
CARA KIRA & BATASANHistorical employed-respondent salary distribution, not a salary guarantee.
PulseKita reproduces MOHE's published salary-band shares for employed first-degree respondents. Each frame is one survey year and the bars show the share in each monthly-income band.
- Historical Graduate Tracer Study series; it is not a current 2026 salary benchmark.
- The denominator is employed first-degree respondents, not all graduates.
- From 2021 onward, MOHE excludes graduates working with family without wages/salary from this salary table.
- Salary bands are nominal and are not adjusted for inflation.
Jejak bukti
SUMBER & CARA KIRAcara kira ikut metodologi
- 1Sumber utamaGraduate Tracer Study salary-band trends
- 2Cara kiraPulseKita reproduces MOHE's published salary-band shares for employed first-degree respondents. Each frame is one survey year and the bars show the share in each monthly-income band.
- 3PaparanPerlumbaan data
Sumber
SUMBER KUKUHsumber rasmi
TEMPOH2019 → 2023
UNITshare of employed respondents · %
SUMBERpenerbitan rasmi
DIKEMAS KINI2023 tracer study
