This is the link for Foundation Fee Structure : Click Here
This is the link for Civil Engineering Fee Structure : Click Here

Hope to see you in UTP. Btw, you can apply for PTPTN. Most of the private students are under loan.

Race percentage - pretty much balanced. I can't say how much percentage for sure.
Entertainment - There is McD, they are opening a cinema. I think for entertainment almost everyone there goes to Ipoh especially Jusco Station 18.
Ipoh to/from UTP - 1/2 hour +/-

Hello Seniors and everyone ㅋㅋㅋㅋ I got in!! YEAY!
I'm waiting for JPA Engineering results. If I don't get it , I will continue in UTP..If I do get it  , I will drop UTP but in the meantime I will pay the fees and wait ^^

Can't wait to meet the seniors and my interviewer hahaha...En Azman if I'm not mistaken ^^

btw, is PTPTN , MARA & JPA the only sponsorship available for private candidates?

No, I'm not Malay. Err, I was in your shoes but I accepted UTP. Cause for IPTA I was aiming for Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering in UTM - which seem to be way out of my league. In the end , it is your choice. I made my choice, and I found it worth it.

I studied Foundation using PTPTN, then using my Foundation results I got JPA for Degree.
Nope, tons of other really. I have friends with scholarships from I-don't-know-where-and who. I know that PETRONAS, SHELL and petroleum based companies give scholarships to UTP students.

See you soon.

Nope....In my opinion, Better enter UTP than IPTA   
LOL..   I thought Petronas doesn't give anymore? Only those who got the EduStar Camp are eligible in getting it   
Btw, do u think I ought to bring my own broadband to UTP? or the wifi around the campus is already sufficient?

Really? Hahaha. I'm not sure bout that Petronas then. Err, WiFi around the campus ok lar, but see if you really need it or not cause sometimes really need to use broadband cause the internet sucks. Ask your seniors for internet hotspots, certain place in UTP got damn fast Wifi internet.

My say, bring broadband.. after 1 month of using UTP internet.
During your orientation week, the people there will guide all the private students (unless you don't want it) to apply for PTPTN. Yea, you pay the registration fee only.
Err, for JPA, 3.5 and above I suppose.
Hahaha! Lets keep that a secret shall we. Not necessary if you score, you'll get JPA sponsor. To be honest, I don't even know how JPA shortlist those who will get scholarship.

Well,I've set my eyes on UTP & JPA only and I am not into ipta actually. Besides, most probably after a year of foundation , I'll take up a Scholarship to pursue degree in Australia.
Is UTM your first choice in ipta?
JPA Engineering offer's 4 countries. This is only for Engineering related.

Korea , Japan , France & German.
and yes, you apply after SPM Results...usually 1 week after exam already start applying and the duration of applying is not more than 1 week usually. 

Oh and you have to learn the foreign language (either one of the country) since it is not a English-based country
Aha~ Thanks for the advice !

My results are fair... no need interview. 3.0 kick out? I have friends under 3.0, no problem also.

Some say 350 some say up to 500... but I survived with 200. So it is really up to how you manage your expenses. But for freshies bring 500 just in case.

Excluded, I got my JPA for degree, not for foundation. I'll pm you my fb name.

All done by them, since your a freshman and a girl, probably V2 or V3. My bet is on V2.

Just go with the flow.

EDIT: Tip, hostel no WiFi. So bring LAN cable and multi-plug extension cords.

WiFi has been problematic (seriously, if you get V6, bring broadband).
Hostel from V1 to V have LAN ports in the room. 2 ports, one for each student living in the room.
The rest of the Campus has WiFi, so don't worry.

V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6 <- Hostels

V6 - Male only Hostel (freshman)
V2C - Start of the Female only Hostel Blocks.
V1 & V2 - normally for freshman
V3, V4 & V5 - normally for seniors

3.75 for First Class Honours. (It fluctuates at times)

I have done my bachelors in Electrical Engineering.

In what area of Mechanical Engineering do you plan to major?

Electrical & Electronic Engineering is one of the hardest part of engineering ever. Tough as hell.
Those who could cope with it have my salute.

(1) You sounded like asking what is the easiest medical degree to earn. Traditionally, the phrase “easy to earn” tend to be associated with “half-hearted” impression. Seriously, do you want a half-hearted doctor tend to your health care? If you are asking which engineering degree is the easiest to earn, then probably you aren't ready for an engineering degree. None of them are really easy to earn.

(2) Engineering degree is a problem-solving intensive, maths intensive, time intensive, and detail-oriented field, where they don't allow for mistakes or “half-baked” work. These people are meticulous because they have to be. They don't accept second best on any job.

(3) It is not difficult solve one- or two-dimensional problems. But things are getting more complicated in multivariate problems. Similarly, managing engineering project successfully is both an art and a science and attempts to control and optimize corporate resources within the constraints of time, cost, and performance.

(4) Take Tensor Calculus in Structural Mechanics (Civil Engineering) for example, even Albert Einstein (1879 – 1955) had learned about the language of tensors with great difficulty, which he used to formulate General Relativity. To summarize, the word “Easy” isn't in the engineer's vocabulary.

It is a good mindset to begin with. Proceed with your Foundation in Civil Engineering. However, navigating academic life by yourself is not a good idea. Therefore, you must get to know your academic adviser. Contact your adviser whenever you have any questions about your academic life. Your adviser has important information about your course requirements that can help you realize your plans. Advisers can explain why certain courses are required and can identify instructors who will offer the right level of challenge. Confer with your adviser regularly.

Rest assured that Civil Engineering is a manageable undergraduate course. At least, it deals with something tangible where you can see and touch. Mechanics is the oldest and the most highly developed branch of physics. As an important foundation of Civil and Mechanical engineering, its relevance continues to increase as its range of application grows. With your great passion, you will master all the basic concepts and principles of mechanics in this three-volume textbook.

Nah, I don't think it is because of you being an undergrad applicant. Maybe, too many people on the same day. Possible that they split the registration days.

Expect to be sleep deprived during the whole orientation week. I think start 7.00am to 2am. Chill ya. It will be awesome.