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How to Check How Much You Owe PTPTN

Published by Afterschool.my on May 06, 2020, 02:15 pm

Once you have graduated, you need to repay your loan and for PTPTN borrowers, you have until 12 months to do so. Unfortunately, not many students know how to check the balance they owe. It’s very important to repay your loan in order to prevent from getting blacklisted. Once you’re blacklisted, you are barred from travelling overseas and you are unable to open a new bank account until you’ve pay your loan. Checking how much you own PTPTN is not difficult.

In order to check your balance, you need to click on the link given and key in your IC number

We still get questions regarding how students can check how much they owe PTPTN. Even with numerous PTPTN branches being opened up across the country, they have gone one step further to ensure that students can check their statements with ease and in the privacy of their very own homes. How, you ask? Well, all you have to do is click on this link , key in your IC number into the blank space, and presto,you will need to log in with your IC number once more along with your password.

 

If this fails, then give 03-2193 3000 a call during office hours.

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For more links:

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PTPTN Loan - A Complete Guide

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Foundation Programmes in IPTS Eligible for PTPTN Loan

Twinning Programmes and PTPTN

When Do I Apply for PTPTN

How to Check How Much You Will Receive From PTPTN in Two Steps

PTPTN 2020 Deadlines for Every Course and Every Institution Released

How to Qualify for a PTPTN Loan Repayment Exemption

Deadlines for PTPTN Online Applications at Every UA & IPTS for Every Course

How To Use The New PTPTN Direct Debit System & List Of Associated Banks

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