Sorry but...

Matriculation (KPM) does guarantee you a place in local university as long as you pass the minimum CGPA (2.0 only). But it does not guarantee you to get your highest choice in your UPU application if you have a so-so result.

We're talking about KPM matriculation here... not specific Pre-U matrics like UIA matrics or such.

And it is true that matriculation is only for local universities. But so far, with matriculation result you can also apply for degree courses from other local private/franchise university. But it is also possible for international universities to accept KPM matriculation result.

I know coz I've been there.

i applied for curtin university degree course with my matriculation result

yes

but the entry requirement is the same as curtin australia

during my time... KPM matric had 4 subjects, compare to now which is only 3 subjects

i did physics, chemistry, math and computer science ..... at KML (kolej matrikulasi labuan) 2001/2002 session.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 5 2006, 08:42 PM

never bothered to.... wasting time

curtin sarawak and curtin perth... both are just the same because curtin sarawak is also an international campus, not just normal franchise.

my friend did it this way....

he was from matriculation. the 1st semester of 1st year he studied locally.... then the 2nd semester he applied for a transfer to perth....

walla.....

I dunno what you're trying to prove by arguing with my points here, but earlier I mentioned that international university might accept matriculation result.

Monash, Curtin, Swinburne.... these are international universities eventhough they are situated locally. I did not mention anything about foreign universities.

... until you drag to Curtin Perth or whatsoever.

To find your answer, I suggest that you make the enquiries yourself.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 7 2006, 04:43 PM