You may bring along your pride source code if you like. In most cases it is not even required.

Most of the time people are not interested in things you done in school. School is theory while the labour force out there is the pratical real world. cshong asked if he should bring along his source codes done in the final year project. While he may think it carries a lot of weight, the season programmer out there (his superior) will see is as elementary stuff.

equity and futures trading

equity should be no problem right? Shares trading?
Futures is about the same thing but technically a big different. It can be a lengthy explanation. google it if you want to know more. Otherwise knowing that it works like shares would suffice as some idea about it.

You mean the one at MIDA? I have no clue. I went to that thread because I was an economic graduate and that was my dream job. So, I go there to see learn more how how offer the post. Not that I wan to change job but you should understand since I said it was my dream job. The tips I gay you was not really new many people use the GMAT type test during interview. So, I really don't know anything about MIDA.

Ya so GP type question but more to engineering industry. If you have answered with only theory then that is whay other fresh graduate will do. Chances not as good. If you answer like you have some working experience then your chances better.

When you seen an experience person talk then you will know the difference. Don't worry the skill will eventually come to you.

Of course. You will be evaluated by the quality of what you say. Let's say you know a certain topic well. Can you tell a "tin kosong" when you see one? It is not how long a person can talk. Talk much with empty content shows stupidity. Most people tell you that the longer you talk in interview the better your chances. That is not true. If interviewers have time they dont mind to let the "tin kosong" talk. The more they talk the more they make a fool out of themselves. In the end interviewers got more points to disqualify that person.

This question can kill every candidate.
How you expect fresh graduates to know this? A big majority of people working in the equity business don't even know the answer.
Here is where I like to criticize Malaysian exam training method. When in school my teachers taught me. If you don't know the answer try to bullshit your way through. If you write something at least you get some points. I am sure you were also trained that way. Thus the silly assumption that the longer you talk in interview the better your chances.
This question give interviewers a good laugh at the "kuat terberang" and "pakai tembak" type answers. If you are funny enough they will even talk about you during lunch (hey, don't get it wrong: this is being famous/remembered for the wrong reason).
Come now I teach you how to use some brains to "tembak" the question.
1) This is likely regulated by law.
So can just "bantai" only, The Securities Act had stipulated guidelines for these.
2) Surely, there must be an approving authority. If not FM who else, "tembak" again.
Companies that made the requirement will need the approval of the Finance Minister before they get listed on the BSKL.

The accurate answer
1) The Business Rules of BSKL had listed guideline for listing into their exchange.
2) The Securities Commission will be the regulating body that approves such application for listing in the BSKL.

The "tembak" answers I gave you is good enough already. Like I said most people in the equity business also can't give that answer. If you want to do more list some of the requirements like must have a profit of 5 million for the past 5 years. More of this you can find in BSKL site.

By the way the "tembak" with brains is not wrong.
1) The Securities Act endorse the existence of the BSKL Business Rules. Without The Securities Act, the Business Rules is not enforceable.
2) Ultimately the Finance Minister have the final say because the Securities Commission is under the purview of the Finance Minister. But the Finance Minister had more important stuff like the nation's economy to handle than to look into one company listing into the exchange. It still requires FM's signature before a company can be listed. Basically if the Securities Commission approve the FM will just sign.

Something you don't seem to understand.
I told you I am in equity right. BSKL = Bursa Saham KL. Equity = Saham. I am in the same industry that is why I know the answer.
I also told you when I was a fresh graduate many years ago that was my dream job. That was long ago. It is not my dream job now. I did not apply how to be chosen.
By the way not many engineering students will take the trouble to know BSKL stuff. It wont be that bad since most candidate for the interview were engineering boys. For that matter even if they take finance students, I think they will not get the answer. Finance books don't cover how to list in BSKL or NYSE.
SO unless you "terberang" until you made a fool out of yourself, you still have a chance for the job. If nobody comes close to the answer, they should he selecting the one with highest GPA.

Government (semi government) sector is like that.

You did not tell me there is a written test and group discussion.
In that case highest score in their test had the best chances.
For group discussion they looking at your team spirit (you team player or "bolot")
Unless there is a facilitator for each group to monitor and record everything.

one week should suffice.

For final interview there are maybe only 3 choices. So, it does not take that long to make a decision. If it a high post then can take months because they need to wait for their Taiwan boss come to Malaysia.

yes.