Seems i edit after u reply, can u answer this part too? Thanks. 

First of all, are you applying using STPM or SPM result?

if you're applying using SPM, you are only able to go for Diploma offered by IPTA.

You mean this site?

http://apps.emoe.gov.my/ipt_spm/borang/mohon/mohon01.cfm

After filling all the details, if I am not mistaken, you can only change it 2 time or 3 time maximum. After that, no changes are allowed. Filled in the form correctly before you press the submit button.

This is what i get when i click the link....



So? ......

try to clear your cache and cookies.
This is what I get when click on the link

Just get this from the matric official web site:

PROGRAM MATRIKULASI SATU(1) TAHUN DAN PROGRAM MATRIKULASI DUA(2) TAHUN
SESI 2006/2007

Mulai sesi 2006/2007,Program Matrikulasi Dua(2) Tahun (PDT) akan di mulakan.Pengambilannya di buat selepas selesai pendaftaran pelajar Program Matrikulasi Satu(1) Tahun (PST) yang di jangka pada 15 Mei 2006.Pelajar PDT akan di ambil daripada pelajar yang layak tetapi gagal dalam permohonan dan rayuannya bagi PST.Hanya pelajar yang mengisi borang permohonan Matrikulasi pada Julai hingga 24 Oktober tahun 2005 yang akan di beri pertimbangan.Pelajar PDT di jangkan mendaftar pada awal Julai 2006


Does this means the 2 years programme is only for those apply after 15 Mei 2006 and those make rayuan?

Syarat Kemasukan STPM
 
1.1 Calon yang mempunyai satu daripada kelayakan yang berikut, termasuk lulus Bahasa Melayu* dalam peperiksaan Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, layak menduduki peperiksaan Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia

(a) Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia 1999 atau tahun sebelumnya
(b) Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (Vokasional)
© Malaysia Certificate of Education
(d) Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education
(e) Cambridge School Certificate
(f) GCE/SAP (Malaysia atau Cambridge dengan tiga kelulusan peringkat biasa** yang diperoleh dalam satu peperiksaan)

(g) Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia tahun 2000 hingga tahun 2003 yang diperoleh dalam satu peperiksaan dengan mendapat

  (i) sekurang-kurangnya gred 6C bagi tiga mata pelajaran, atau
  (ii) sekurang-kurangnya gred 6C bagi dua mata pelajaran dan lulus empat mata pelajaran

1.3 Calon yang mempunyai kelayakan seperti yang disenaraikan dalam perkara 1.1 di atas mestilah memperoleh kelayakan ini sekurang-kurangnya dua tahun sebelum mengambil peperiksaan STPM

guys, as im a spm leaver n just got my result few days ago.....n now im in a dilema of choosing which step. in the very first i wanted to pick-up medicine coarse but my result has shatter that dream......so i choose my alternative route of getting biomedical or biotech. so basically, should i pick up stpm as my mum always wanted me to enter form 6 than enter local uni......as my mum say studying a-lvl will need to spend unnesasary money on my education as my spm result isnt that good coz of only getting 1 A2.

just dont choose form 6...
coz i choose form 6...
u must gif continuos effort...
or else...
very hard to score...

guys, as im a spm leaver n just got my result few days ago.....n now im in a dilema of choosing which step. in the very first i wanted to pick-up medicine coarse but my result has shatter that dream......so i choose my alternative route of getting biomedical or biotech. so basically, should i pick up stpm as my mum always wanted me to enter form 6 than enter local uni......as my mum say studying a-lvl will need to spend unnesasary money on my education as my spm result isnt that good coz of only getting 1 A2.

I don't know if it's true, but I'm told that A-levels is a little easier than STPM but effort still matters nonetheless.

Now that isn't entirely true. I got C3 for my bio and ended up getting an A for STPM.

Everything requires hardwork, just keep your goals in mind and spend the rest of your form 6 years wisely, though even that doesn't gaurantee you a place in the course you desire to pursue in.

I have to agree though that STPM isn't easy. I wouldn't dare say it's easy to fail, I would say that getting that A requires alot of effort and sacrifices on your part.

My advice, if you're willing to risk 1.5 years for a place in a local U and that you're really willing to study, take the risk. Otherwise, don't.

I don't know if it's true, but I'm told that A-levels is a little easier than STPM but effort still matters nonetheless.

Lastly.. try to explore your options. Don't ever restrict yourself to Med or other popular courses.

A-Levels is easier in a sense that, most college would advice student to concentrate on 3 subjects only.

In between, A-Levels student would also sit of SAT of USA (Taylors do this). Just in case if the student's A-Levels result no good, they can still apply for Uni in USA.

Not only because of that... A-lvl's scope for syllabus is much less wide, also I think they are tested year by year? No need to remember all 2 yrs' worth for 1 exam.

Uhm, allen, thanks... ewww all this merging giving me headache haha..