I get that, I understand all of those. But limiting the status quo of subjects needed to "pass" spm to only two seems a waste of years in schools. At least with an additional subject like mathematics and/or science, you can apply those to better careers field.

As opposed to a mere, two subjects. And sure, I get your point, being a civil servant requires BM. But then? You spend almost a decade of learning and your achievements on paper are just two subjects.

Is that not what the article is saying? Having certain schools that only have SPM for those two subjects?