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post Mar 13 2010, 12:02 PM, updated 15y ago

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I think there is a need to open up a new thread regarding Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS).

CUCMS website: biggrin.gif
http://www.cybermed.edu.my icon_idea.gif

Courses Offered:

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons)

Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine(Traditional medicine)

Diploma of paramedical science

Foundation in science (Medicine/Pharmacy)

Welcome to all CUCMS-ians And Non-CUCMS-ians to join this thread! rclxm9.gif

Please generously give your constructive comments or criticism with solid evidences and proves.

Any information inquiries can be done here. icon_question.gif I will try to answer any questions you want to know if I able to do so.

Uni description: rclxms.gif

Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS) was founded in line with Malaysian government's aspiration to further improve the healthcare of Malaysians through state-of-the-art educational technology and training in medical sciences. CUCMS was established officially on 23rd October 2005 under the Private Higher Education Act 1966.

Its core mission is to serve the people of the nation through national distinction in health sciences education, research, public service and clinical care.

The establishment of CUCMS is also to close the gap between ready-supply of qualified high achieving students against limited placements available in higher learning institutions for medical and pharmacy students. As reported in the News Straits Times, 22 February 2005, Malaysia was in need of an additional of 3,300 doctors, 700 specialists, 600 pharmacists, 500 dentists and 130,000 nurses.

The name for the medical college takes advantage of Malaysia’s first truly intelligent city and the international image of the selected township of its location, Cyberjaya.

CUCMS seeks to be a university of international standing and a leading medical institution in the region. thumbup.gif



The Philosophy,



To harness human potentials in a comprehensive manner to produce holistic health care providers who are intellectually, emotionally and spiritually-balanced.



Our Vision
We aspire to be a distinctive medical sciences institution of higher learning of international repute producing competent health care professionals.


Our Mission

* To expand opportunities in training and education in the highly competitive world of health care industry for both national and global demand.
* To train and educate professional who are imbued with the qualities expected of caring professionals.
* To provide training and education in specialized niche areas in the health care profession.
* To generate new knowledge in innovation through research and development activities pertaining to the needs of the health care industry.

Strategic Objectives

* To train students to be compassionate and skilled health care providers.
* To be innovative in the training and teaching of HCP through appropriate technology.
* To promote the healthy lifestyle in the community.
* To advance the professional and personal development of students and faculty.


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These are the photo of registration and oath taking for 09/10 session MBBS and Bpharm students.
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QUOTE(Synapses @ Mar 13 2010, 03:38 PM)
Nice thread!
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Thank you. All the cucms-ians! Please register your account name here. I am going to list down.

CUCMS-ians:

MBBS Siang

damien_snow

Ousiris

hnavalan

RyuKageX

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QUOTE(Hikari0307 @ Mar 14 2010, 04:03 AM)
It seems here (assuming that the MQA website is up to date) that right now only their Foundation In Science (Medical /Pharmacy) is accredited by MQA.Their degree programs are yet to be accredited.
http://www.mqa.gov.my/mqr/akrKPList.cfm?IDAkrIPTS=301
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All our program here are approved by MOHE. For the Bpahrm, our degree had been granted with provisional recognition by malaysian pharmacy board because our pioneer batch bpharm students had been graduated and will be fully recognized when they finish their service.

The professional courses like Pharmacy,Medicine, and dentistry as well as engineering will only accredited by MQA once they are fully recognized by respective authority like MMC for medicine. smile.gif All of our courses here had been approved by MOHE. It is unlikely for a critical course like Pharmacy to be continued without approval by the MOHE for 5 years. biggrin.gif

The main purpose of MQA(LAN) is served as a recognition agency for most of the program in any university. Since the professional courses have their own recognition agency, MQA doesn't play a very significant role in recognition for those qualification. Therefore, the professional qualification will only accredited by MQA after they obtain the full recognition from their own recognition agency.

The recognition again is not an issue in any local medical school. blush.gif

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QUOTE(csrulez @ Mar 14 2010, 02:29 PM)
cucmsians sounds like circumcision. loll. why not put it in this way, cucms-ians?
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Thanks for reminding dear senior tongue.gif
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QUOTE(CyberSetan @ Mar 14 2010, 02:49 PM)
Circumcision..~  laugh.gif
or rather.... just use "Cybermeds" instead... sound a LoT better.
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Haha! True also lah! tongue.gif
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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Mar 14 2010, 09:08 PM)
Oh , a new thread. hehe

Can I know any of you here entered CUCMS though pre-u programmes like A-levels of STPM ?
Is it a must for us to go for the INTERVIEW ?
Normally when is it held and how many days does it takes ,
cause I believe getting a place to stay sole for the interview will be a little "headache" for me.

and I read about the army camp ? What's it all about actually , do we have to stay there or something ?

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Basically, I am a STPM leaver. Some of my friends are from foundation. Yea. You need to attend the interview. The interview is actually a way that CUCMS assess a candidate from the aspect of personality and maturation. If they ask you a question like 'what is your vision in future 20 years after become a doctor?'. One of my friend answer, I will have a stable monthly salary with higher social status then other profession as well as possess the ability to give my parents a good life. This kind of answer will definitely fail you.

One of my classmate told me,last time when the interviewer ask him why do you want to be a doctor. His answer is because he want to help people,then the interviewer straightaway bombard him and say not only doctor able to help people. My advice is don't simply answer even though that may be true to you.

They will inform you if you are academically qualified.
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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Mar 15 2010, 12:10 AM)
From what I heard , some interviews of certain university is about 3 days long.
so how long does the interview for CUCMS ?
Do we have to find a place to stay in our own ?
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Only one day is required. So, don't worry!
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QUOTE(cygoh9 @ Mar 15 2010, 01:33 PM)
I think this answer is justifiable, truthful and genuine. Why fail him =(
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This is truth but not sure why he was failed!


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QUOTE(cygoh9 @ Mar 15 2010, 01:33 PM)
I think this answer is justifiable, truthful and genuine. Why fail him =(
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This is truth but seem like very selfish. Everyone have their own choice for the life but for a doctor wannabe shouldn't have this kind of self-centered mindset even before they become a medical students. Interviewers like honest answer but they expect the answer should be more than own living part.

As a future doctor,some necessary sacrifice is needed. If you already have a selfish mindset even before you enter medical school,then what happen when you become a doctor blush.gif .

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QUOTE(Gorila_ @ Mar 20 2010, 11:23 AM)
Of course everyone is selfish. How can we help others when we cant feed our family? Everyone praise multi-billionaire for doing charity, but before they are this rich, can you see their face? Sad but truth, humans only go for charity when the the money they spent means nothing to them(too filthy rich). Or, when they have health issues, in hope that it will bring them good karma.
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Btw, I never say we should sacrifice anything just to help people but at least you can't only keep this mindset. His answer is too self-centered. That is what I mean blush.gif
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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Mar 30 2010, 10:53 PM)
Errm , need as much advices as possible here.

I've just recieved an email today , from CUCMS that I'll have to attend the interview this Saturday 3rd of April.
IMO it's kinda last minute though =.= , so really have to plan my travels and etc.

Can I know from any students of CUCMS that how the interview usually goes ?
Any advices that I should take , or anything that I should read and prepare ?

Really need your reply ASAP.

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Answer your question with mature thinking. They may ask some opinion about current issues from you. You will require to write an essay about why do you want to be a doctor. Be calm, be mature. In CUCMS, our interview is not just an procedure because our interviewer treat this procedure seriously as a selection method. Buck up!
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QUOTE(RyuKageX @ Mar 31 2010, 01:02 AM)
Another tips, wear something decent, go with a humble look (not overconfident or fearful looking) and remember that among that assess u is a internationally renown psychiatrist, so "honest" answer usually wont work there tongue.gif. BTW, Im a third year MBBS Cucms-ian so register my id please.
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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Mar 31 2010, 01:31 PM)
I'm going for the MBBS interview , btw can I know more about the clinical phase in this university ?
I've read about there's this Navy and military hospitals used for teaching

# Terendak Military Hospital
# Lumut Navy Hospital

Is it compulsory ? and

# Orthopedics & Military Medicine
# General & Military Psychiatry

can I know what's the difference between this medical school compared to others since there is this added " Military " thing ?
Will I have to work in the military hospital or something after I graduated or maybe during houseman ship ?
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Our university had signed the MOU with both ministry of health and ministry of defense. So, we can use military hospital as teaching hospital. Our university encourage volunteerism, so military medicine and disaster and relieve medicine is one of our curricular as preparation for us to react appropriately during war or natural disaster as well as volunteer our country to help the victims in other country.

No worry, you don't have to serve military hospital. You can graduate as usual and undergo housemanship as normal medical graduate. Teaching military medicine is our advantage and one of the strength. The teaching hospital we are using now are hospital putrajaya, sepang medical center, hospital an-nur, hospital kuala lumpur( psychiatry),terendak military medicine, lumut navy hospital, serdang hospital and any other hospital in selangor. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(RyuKageX @ Mar 31 2010, 04:25 PM)
U only serve in the military if u take the military scholarship or if u choose to.
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Most definitely. However, MINDEF scholarship doesn't offer the local private medical school. They only grant the scholarship for medical student in IPTA and foreign medical school that recognized by MMC and JPA. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Apr 2 2010, 02:06 AM)
May I ask what language do the panel and you converse in during the interview ?
hehe , did any controversial topics arise during your interview ?
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What language do you expect dude?

I suggest you mentally prepare and answer honestly and please don't try to predict what question will be asked. Answer the question spontaneously with mature thinking. Interview is not only an selection procedure but it serve as a way for you to ensure whether you are suitable to enter medical school or not.

Remember,don't lie! Answer honestly.Good luck smile.gif

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QUOTE(limeuu @ May 2 2010, 07:32 PM)
these unis are really spoiling their own reputation by adding such courses.......same with imu and their chiropractice course........they should stick to mainstream, and leave the wolly wolly/bomoh stuffs to others........
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I don't really understand what you are trying to say here??? Don't you think is good that alternative traditional medicine may take over some role of conventional medicine when the limitation of conventional medicine could be overcome by traditional medicine? ohmy.gif

May I know what do you think as a medical doctor, about the traditional medicine with proper management? I think provide such traditional medicine course to produce competent traditional medicine practitioner is an good idea isn't it? smile.gif


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QUOTE(chiahau @ May 2 2010, 11:17 PM)
another advice bro, try calling non stop..
Mine got through after the 30th time..
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I also go through all this. Serious shit tongue.gif

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QUOTE(limeuu @ May 3 2010, 10:15 PM)
please be advised that registered medical practitioners are prohibited by law, under the medical act, to associate with and/or practice traditional/alternative/non-evidence based means of treating of patients.......

what's the difference between modern medicine and alternative medicine?........

it is the presence, or absence of scientific evidence of efficacy of any treatment......

any traditional/alternative medicine that have been proven to work, is no longer 'alternative', but becomes a proven treatment method under modern medicine.....

there are many examples of this, both historical and recent.......

an couple of historical examples are foxglove and cinchona......and a recent example is Artemisinin.......go google if you don't know what they are, the history makes very interesting reading......
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Oh I see. Thank you for the information. smile.gif
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QUOTE(CyberSetan @ May 3 2010, 10:33 PM)
MBBS siang, try asking why homeopathy is being offered in CUCMS to your medical Dean or even better Pharmacy Dean on our behalf here. I really want to know why.

I am against the proliferation of Homeopaths in Malaysia.

See the following about homeopathy:




Do ask~
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Sure sure. I want to know also.According to them, the homeopathic treatment is quite effective but I don't really know what is the mechanism of action for the treatment.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ May 3 2010, 11:51 PM)
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if nothing else, excellent humour........ laugh.gif
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Actually,I can't see the logic behind this kind of treatment. Sometime,I did feel their theory a bit ridiculous.

What do you think about chinese traditional medicine? Is that a good alternative medicine in solving some of the limitation of conventional medicine?

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QUOTE(joscmh90 @ May 14 2010, 01:15 PM)
Okay , this is quite important to me so I really hope that you guys could at least give me some advise and guidance.

See , I've already received the offer letter for their MBBS programme , and I'm to confirm the acceptance by 20th of this month.
However , since I'm need to pay the pre-registeration fee of 1k. I'm really thinking really hard whether this university is worth going for
1. Can I know from the seniors here preferably those who're in their clinical years in CUCMS , how was it ?
2. I've heard about the deteriorating issues in AIMST , but does CUCMS experience it as well ?
3. What can you tell me to , encourage me to enter into this medical university ?
Are the lecturers good or , how does they differs compared to the other unis ?
and Lastly (important) ,

how do I apply for PTPTN for my course ?
Do I apply through the student affairs of the uni ? or ?
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We have quite a strong academic team especially the clinician here. Like Prof Abdul Latif, Assoc Prof Ikram, Prof Rashid and so on. According to some clinical seniors in our uni,there is no complains about the teaching quality. Most of the Prof here are come from reputable IPTA like UM,UKM,UPM example Assoc Prof DR Khin, Prof Dr Hamdan(Oxford Phd), Prof Hatta and etc. For Pre-clinical year,there is no problems about the teaching and it's all depends on the passion of learning from the students.

The decision is totally up to you. There is no need for any one of CUCMS-ian here to encourage you to enter. I feel insulted when you ask CUCMS-ian to encourage you to enter CUCMS. There is no need for us to do that! The differences of our UNI are clearly stated in the website and all the info of the website is up to date and true. So,make your own decision. blush.gif

Yea. For PTPTN,there is no need to worry. The student affair will guide us for this. Definitely will get RM150k and this is the promise of PTPTN to our MBBS students.

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