go read the textbook. seriously. just. go. read. the. textbook.


off the top of my head:
1. Penyata Kewangan - Penyata Pendapatan and Kunci Kira-kira (with modal kerja)
2. Penyata Pengasingan, Kunci Kira-kira, Akaun Semasa, Akaun Realisasi, Akaun Modal and Akaun Bank
3. Akaun _____ Terakru/Terdahulu
4. KELAB AND PERSATUAN - just go read the textbook, way too many accounts that i'm willing to write here
5. Hutang Lapuk/Lapuk Terpulih/Ragu + Untung Rugi
6. Susut Nilai and Pelupusan
7. Akaun Kawalan
8. Buku Tunai Runcit
9. Penyata Pengesuaian Bank with buku tunai terlaras
10. Belanjawan/Varians
11. Saham chapter
12. Penyata Pengeluaran (with kerja dalam proses or without)
12. Akaun Perdagangan in general
13. Penyata Mengira Modal/Penyata Mengira Untung/Rugi Bersih (for rekod tak lengkap)

I may be missing out on a few but there you go these are the more important ones whoo hoo.

You said format, not formula, so I think you'll know that the titik pulang modal stuff is all a given MUST-KNOW. If you didn't, well, like I said, it's a given MUST-KNOW. (They may ask for graph, if they plan on being arsewipes.)

anyway. to reiterate. just. read. the. textbook.

This post has been edited by mingisms: Nov 9 2013, 12:08 AM

I always write 4. saved my ass in trials, one question that I was so confident could get at least 18/20 got 12/20. the fourth question got 18/20 so it saved my A+

I dunno. Think fast? Haha I dunno I think I'm always super paranoid that my memory got time limit so must complete as fast as possible

Only one extra is allowed, and yes, encouraged, but must be under the question itself and not at the bottom of the page with an arrow pointing to it.

Please do, it's a good backup to have.

what a boring superpower, but nevertheless,

I highly doubt so because we are allowed to bring in "bahan bertulis".

Wah go memorise kepentingan Piagam Madinah instead of trying to find connections between colour of SPM paper.

Or find out why the paper smells like corn flour wtf

IIRC, most, if not all public universities require STPM/Matriculation before you can start your degree. Diplomas are usually in private universities - like MMU.

STPM and A-levels give you more freedom as well, because if you decide you would rather be an engineer than a doctor, you can use the same results/subjects to apply.

I applied but I highly doubt it'll happen. My koko sucks on paper - it's pretty good in general, can impress college interviewers, but the koko point system is quite biased so it won't reflect all the stuff I've done through the years.

Anyway I've secured myself a place in either HELP or Sunway, so it's a matter of picking which - which will be Sunway ~yay. Going for Jan intake so matrikulasi... Doesn't seem very likely at this point.

What are your plans for the future? My plan is to do a-levels at Sunway then continue MBBS in Sunway-Monash.

This post has been edited by mingisms: Nov 10 2013, 03:32 PM

Yes

1. Not a full tuition waiver, but I do have maximum scholarships offered at the moment. Will be able to upgrade once I actually get there.

2. I've been interested in MBBS since I was 5. I will concede that I'm not a huge fan of studying and mugging for years, which is what MBBS can turn out to be, but my passion lies in diagnosing diseases and decreasing the suffering of people with illnesses/deformities. Currently I am interested in neurology, cardiology, gynaecology/obstetrics and dysmorphology. I'm excited to actually get to experience these fields and see which one I suit best. I know that there are at least 10 years of studying - not including failing and retaking - which will definitely be a challenge, but I'm going to give it my best shot.

3. Honestly, I've had a lot of (well-meaning) people tell me the same thing over and over again. I've had so many people warn me about being numb to patients, feeling depressed about death, feeling stressed and overworked, and my answer has been the same for ages. I feel like I can handle it, and if it's more than I've expected, I'll get through it. A lot of people actually have the idea that being a doctor gives "great joy" when you can cure a patient, but I'm not in it for the "joy" or "achievement" or the money. I'm in it to help people and to make their lives easier. I shadowed a doctor last year (witnessed, first-hand, a C-section, listened to the heartbeat of a child with a hole in his heart among other interesting stuff) so I do know the sort of things you need to go through as a doctor, day by day. I'm not just a person who thinks House MD is cool (though it is, quite). I've also had people probe along the lines of "you'll have no time for family!" and I think it's fine cos I'm not a family-oriented person anyway. My job is probably going to be my life, so I want to make it really count.

4. STPM and Matrikulasi are options that I have been considering, but unfortunately, being non-bumi does make it significantly harder. MBBS in any private university, Monash, IMU or Taylors, will definitely cost a bomb. Tuition waivers for MBBS aren't very common, in fact for most of these universities, they will offer merit awards and waivers for other health science divisions, but just not MBBS. I am on the look-out for scholarships, even if it means being bonded to the government. I actually don't mind being bonded to the government.

That said, I'm not delusional so I understand that if my plans don't work out, I may have to give up the dream of MBBS. I'm still looking into other things, like chemical engineering and the usual stuff. MBBS is my ultimate goal though, once I get there, it'll be like a mountain climbed.

This post has been edited by mingisms: Nov 10 2013, 06:34 PM

I'm sure you already know but actuarial science is one of the most challenging things out there. I personally know so many top students who took actuarial science and flunked out. Unless you have the passion and the drive or are a super genius, actuarial science is something you REALLY need to commit to.

But I'm sure you already know all this so sorry for being naggy.

Yeah, actuarial science will probably have more academically-inclined people, but on a more encouraging side, all my friends interested in actuarial science are sociable people. Don't worry too much imho, maybe you'll be so stressed you don't even have time to talk

Honestly, the same diatribe about great qualifications has been rehashed over and over again throughout the years. Since our parents' time, people have been harping on great qualifications.

Experience and innovation are a lot more important. Most employers nowadays look at your experience, not so much at your qualifications. Your internships and previous projects will probably play a larger part than your qualifications. Yale + no internship vs Universiti Malaya + internship at Google, which one sounds better? Haha.

Seriously though, being innovative attracts internships. Internships attract employers. So, you know, great qualifications don't always count for everything.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear about that, and your experiences with doctors. A lot of doctors, especially older male ones, can become arrogant and tactless, and it's definitely something that needs to be changed. I hope your mother is doing well.

Haha, thanks for the vote of confidence! Thanks, and I hope you succeed in whatever you want to do - which I'm sure you will, you're like self-motivation personified!

Congratulations to your cousin! Good luck to you, hope you find some hot sociable girl in your actuarial science class.

ok let me know where you end up doing actuarial science so i can intro intro my friends to you

Leng zhai got a lot la. The few girls I know who are taking Further Maths are sadly not interested in dudes.

serious la

some dudes like dudes, so...

Hopefully you won't have to walk into some random hospital unless you're doing their accounts!

Once you come up to KL I'll show you the world of pretty KL girls!