Lists of Chinese national-type primary schools in Malaysia

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This is a list of Chinese national-type primary schools (Malay: Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan (Cina), or SJK (C) in short) in Malaysia, arranged according to states. As of June 2021, there are 1,301 Chinese primary schools^{[note 1]} with a total of 505,513 students.^[1] Details of every schools are listed according to states and federal territories.

Statistics[]

List[]

Number of Chinese primary schools for each districts

State/Federal Territory	No. of students (Jun 2021)[1]	No. of schools	Average no. of students	No. of students (Jun 2020)[7]	Δ%
Johor	90,157	216	417	92,119	2.1
Kedah	18,592	89	209	19,075	2.5
Kelantan	5,347	15	356	5,408	1.1
Malacca	15,864	65	244	16,061	1.2
Negeri Sembilan	18,138	82	221	18,381	1.3
Pahang	17,117	75+1	228	17,418	1.7
Perak	41,259	185	223	42,323	2.5
Perlis	1,818	10	182	1,816	0.1
Penang	44,547	90	495	45,270	1.6
Sabah	35,672	83	430	35,376	0.8
Sarawak	60,307	221	273	60,805	0.8
Selangor	109,727	114+1	954	110,281	0.5
Terengganu	2,181	10	218	2,256	3.3
Kuala Lumpur	43,385	42	1,033	43,432	0.1
Labuan	1,402	2	701	1,427	1.8
Total	505,513	1,299+2	389	511,448	1.2

See also[]

• List of schools in Malaysia

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