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You should bring transcript and synopsis/outline for all subjects. Credit transfer normally done when sem starts, need to register and get a place 1st. They will look at grade of subject and the content of the subject. If grade > C and scope of subject is about the same, u dont have to retake the subject, credit is transferred.

There are companies out there who have preferences on which university graduates they should give priority when recruiting. Different companies have different preferences. This can be based on:
- specific subjects/courses only that university offers
- general quality of that university graduates who are currently working in that company

Where ppl get education is important . In your case, because the position is for fresh graduates, the salary and job scope are pretty much the same regardless where u graduate. But as time passed by, the managemement can tell who is performing better than the others (when promotion time, not equal anymore ), and if this trend continues, they know which university graduates they prefer for the next recruitment.

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Added on March 27, 2012, 4:30 pmIf u decide to choose uniten, choose because of the program (quality of program, subject covered, etc). If u decide to choose UCTI/APIIT or anywhere else, choose also because of their program. Other issues, to me is not critical. There are NO universities or colleges that DOES NOT have problems .... parking, transportation, food, management issues, security, slow internet, student complaints, etc ..... its just a matter how bad is it, and I think uniten is not that bad.

Yes, there are top IT students hired by international companies , but so are other universities. Again, my advise, study the programs (includes facilities, teaching staff, syllabus, reputation, etc) from all the universities/colleges that you want to enroll, and choose which you think is the best program for you. Ignore all other issues. They are just daily obstacles that u normally face anywhere u go. BTW, those harsh comments on the 1st thread, are from the same person. Not sure why he hated uniten so much. You should have chatted with IT students during your trip to uniten open day. There must be some volunteers there.

This post has been edited by pc_uniten: Mar 27 2012, 10:30 PM

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This post has been edited by pc_uniten: Apr 2 2012, 02:43 PM

y r u guyz asume dat arul94 wants to major in electrical power? E&E major also has its own strength, in communication, electronics, control & instrumentation, etc. I know many EE working in tnb, intel, altera, sony, maxis, huawei, etc. Besides, students major in EE has wider career scope compared to EP.

The competency that u r refering to is the acknowledgment that u have the skill sets to operate or handle a machine/system/procedure. This competency cert is normally obtained after completing a specialized course, regardless major in EE or EP. Oh yeah, btw, I believe.


I agree. doesnt matter foundie in EE/ME/CE/EP. subjects are the same. you can still change major when applying for degree. they ask u to select major in foundie so that they can estimate n control the no. of intake in each major. comm & comp is a new major. maybe they will ask u to choose btw foundie in EE or CC during registration. u can ask them, no worries.

This post has been edited by pc_uniten: Apr 9 2012, 04:55 PM

i dont think there is a uni out there that tells the students to think inside the box. so, the education in both uni is pretty much the same. but since u r goin to major in electrical power, why dont u choose the uni that has strong links with power companies and has more facilities & research projects in this field.

if ur spm all credits, then u have met the min req to apply. just dont forget to bring all docs when u come to uniten. they can also give u acceptance letter on spot if u betul2 confirm nak study here, but u have to pay commitment fees (rm500?) , which will be deducted from tuition fees

not sure about the 800+ intake. doesnt really matter, all in the past

This post has been edited by pc_uniten: Apr 11 2012, 07:49 PM