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Wannabe Doctors Who Didn't Get Accepted by UPU Can Apply for the USM-KLE International Medical Programme

Published by Afterschool.my on Sep 19, 2017, 07:40 am

If you didn’t get accepted by UPU, don’t give up your hopes to be a doctor just yet because we’ve got great news for you. USM invites qualified candidates to apply for the USM-KLE International Medical Programme for 2017/2018 Academic Session. Successful applicants will pursue the 5-year full-time degree at USM’s offshore campus, USM-KLE, Belgaum, India.

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The programme is open to all STPM, Matriculation / Recognised Foundation, A-Levels, IB, SAM, CPU, Diploma and Degree holders in the related field. Application is open from September 13 - 30, 2017.

Application Procedure

1) Application can ONLY be made through Online Application via the URL https://pohon.usm.my/

2) Application can be done by purchasing the USM-KLE PIN number at any Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) branch to access the USM-KLE application form.

3) USM-KLE PIN number can also be purchased through the counter or Auto-Teller Machine (ATMs) SMS Banking, Cash Deposit Machines / Internet Banking (for GIRO account holders only).

4) Payment of RM60.00 (Malaysian Citizens) is required for the purchase of the USM-KLE PIN number as processing fee.

5) For Non-Malaysian Citizens, a processing fee of USD30.00 is applicable for every application submitted. Payment can be made using the following mode:

Cheque or Money Order (Payable to ‘Bendahari, Universiti Sains Malaysia’)
Cash at the USM Bursary Counter

Tuition Fees: RM115,226.38 per year

Non-Recurrent Fee: RM6,285.08

For further information, please refer to the Student Admissions Section, Academic Management Division, Registry, Level 2, Chancellory, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 11800 USM, Penang, Malaysia or call +604-653 3196/3141

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