Guide to enter public universities, polytechnic and teaching institutions in Malaysia for 2017/18 intake

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As the final day of SPM approaches fast, one journey ends another begins. Students and parents will be on the look for university applications and enrolment. Both parents and students will need as much help as they can possibly muster.

There is plenty of information out there that can help kick off the application process. It is often the case that parents will be looking for something more comprehensive to reduce the stress of filling up various documents and repeating the process over and over again. From experience, people want a one stop facility that would do just that.

Students and their families will wonder about the next steps like whether to pursue STPM, AssasiPintar, Matriculation, Asasi Universiti Awam or a Diploma programme? Which university to enrol at? What are the entry requirements for specific courses? When are UPU applications likely to open? How to prepare for your application? How to apply?

These are just some of the questions that our Panduan Masuk IPT answers. We also have information about scholarships and other financial support.

Panduan Masuk IPT is written and prepared for parents and students to address the needs of school-leavers and their parents as they start the bigger journey. The help needed can be found in power-packed guide by Afterschool.my. Afterschool is committed to help guide students through higher education, answer students questions – no matter how hard they are, provide information on scholarships, careers, courses, universities and so much more.

Panduan Masuk IPT also contains a comprehensive guide on career focused courses and which universities offer them, as well as extensive information about public universities and their global ranking. Moreover, information about some private institutions that may interest students and suit budgets are also available.

The guide can be (downloaded here) for free. The guide is in Bahasa Malaysia.