Hi.

Generally, it is easier to gain admission to a bachelor's degree program at the university where you earned your diploma (I'm talking about IPTA). If you wish to transfer to another public university with a higher ranking, you can do so through UPU, but I'm not sure it's recommended at the moment due to the pandemic's impact on so many things. Last year, the STPM semester was postponed, causing students to miss their first day of university.

To answer whether or not Unimap is a good choice, I would say that it depends on your perspective because students place a much higher premium on university rankings than they should. However, once you graduate, nobody will care where you graduated from, and there will be a reset button, just as when you completed your spm, your life will be reset regardless of your spm performance.

In Malaysia, only multinational corporations (such as Intel) care about where you graduated from. For small and medium-sized companies, it is irrelevant what your university's ranking is. Instead, your degree program and level of education are far more significant.