petronas has 2 interviews.. one using forcast/trial results, the other one using SPM results. If you've gone to the first interview(trial result) and you didn't manage to get a scholarship, and then you apply a second time, you don't have to go for a second interview. They'll just tell you if you got a spot or not. that's what happened to me

[FONT=Times]This magazine is published annually and will soon be releasing its 2006 issue this coming November. The informations even consists of scholarship criteria, qualification, application process, contact and even the closing deadlines throughout the year. You'll notice that some scholarship deadline states its month only (eg. Deadline: month April) That is because these scholarships are consistenly offered every year, therefore their closing deadlines closes around April of the year, unless they stop offering the scholarship or had made major changes on it. This scholarship magazine has about 200 types of scholarship/loan for undergraduate & postgraduate. And it is a very useful & convenient guide that student should have.

i recomended my scholarship...Powertek Berhad....i'm studying in uniten...i dont know whether it offers scholar at other university...but u can try....the best thing is,i already have a job as an engineer when i graduate later...so dont worry to go to another job interview ...

could you provide more info like Powertek Berhad website?

http://www.powertek.com.my

hope this little information will benefit u all guys... wish best of luck...

This post has been edited by he-sham: Sep 15 2005, 02:39 AM

i expirienced long,boring day waited for my turn on my petronas interview .. i came at 7.30 am...finished at 6pm....becoz my turn is arround 4.30pm.... and the most dissapointing when i knew i have no luck with petronas....

some scholarships require u to be accepted in a college/university first before u can apply them. however it does not guarantee that u'll receive the scholarship. the 2 scholarships that i applied (scholarships of this kind) are samling scholarship and jpa(yes, jpa has one like this too for public uni). i got both but chose samling as the offer was better. fyi, i am doing mechanical engineering first year in universiti teknologi malaysia right after spm (and just in case u might have some thoughts about my race, i am a chinese)

Maybe you guys can try this

Lots of scholarships...

visit www.intimal.edu.my for more info



Overseas Scholarship also offered !



Download the application form here -> Click here

I recommend Tan Sri Lee Loy Seng Scholarship.
I got this scholarship regardless my academic result is not very impressive.
For your notice, my SPM 9as (7a1,2a2) , 1d7
My adv diploma result till date GPA 2.6 (The foundation still did not withdrwal my scholarship , it required only straight passes & GPA2.5 above to maintain the scholarship, how nice .......

Postgraduate Scholarship Database for Australia - http://www.jason.edu.au

Maxis scholarship for post graduates.


http://www.maxis.com.my/personal/about_us/...rship/index.asp

And Fujitsu also has scholarship for post graduates. Try to google for it.

This post has been edited by soccergod: Jan 8 2006, 05:26 PM

http://www.fapsp.com/


Here is the Fujitsu scholarship for post graduates too.

Deadline: 31st Oct 2005.

For ASEAN Pre-U scholarship.

Just a tip that if you have alot of certificates, is good in English and have over 6 As for trials, you'll have a high chance of getting a callback for the testing. The test is super hard so make sure you study for it. It's about 5 times harder than the form 5 stuff. English is very important too and get IQ test questions that are pattern-related.

But you'll have to think thoroughly about going to Singapore. If you are not at least average or above average in your class when in Junior College, you will be sent home and you are required to pay back all they've paid for you plus 10% of that amount.

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Application Deadline: May 30, 2006
Click here to read the T&C.

- On behalf of all the fellow members in LYN, I'm just dropping by to say thank you very much for contributing all these useful information that will help many others more, thank you -

Taken from The Star:Education

The GE Foundation scholarship - Leader's Program

Selected first year (2005/2006 session) Malaysian students enrolled in the field of Engineering at any local university will be wawarded RM 7,400 per year for 3 years.

Deadline: Nov 30th, 2005

Visit www.macee.org.my for intruction and application form
MACEE
11th floor, Menara Kemayan,
160, Jalan Ampang,
50450 KL
Tel: 03-21668878

Updated on 2nd Nov: Thread cleaned.

I stongly recommend this website
http://www.recom.org
It provide useful info about scholarship (JPA, Petronas, ASEAN etc). Most of the members are scholarship seekers with very impressive results.
They discuss the scholarship etc during the scholarship season, mostly 1 mth B4 the release of SPM/STPM.

hi people!

==Yayasan Proton/Proton Scholarship==

info

yes, i know that quite a number of us have something against proton, but it's a scholarship for those who are interested. my friend is a proton scholar and from what i heard from him, this scholarship gives out quite a lot of $$$ per anum . the bond is 1 to 1, meaning if sponsored by proton for 1 year, you get bonded for 1 year, for now that is, as told by my friend. one thing though, when you start to work for proton after you graduate, they kind of pay you with peanuts . but the experience you gain from working in proton, it's worthwhile for a fresh graduate.

'For ASEAN Pre-U scholarship.

Just a tip that if you have alot of certificates, is good in English and have over 6 As for trials, you'll have a high chance of getting a callback for the testing. The test is super hard so make sure you study for it. It's about 5 times harder than the form 5 stuff. English is very important too and get IQ test questions that are pattern-related.

But you'll have to think thoroughly about going to Singapore. If you are not at least average or above average in your class when in Junior College, you will be sent home and you are required to pay back all they've paid for you plus 10% of that amount.'


need to pay if one were selected but turned down the offer?Thanks.

This post has been edited by Guardian: Nov 24 2005, 07:04 PM

there's an astro scholarship. i saw it in thestar today~