my parents said it not necessary to fill the gaji pokok but just fill in the gaji bersih only.Is that true?

This post has been edited by StormHo: Jun 27 2014, 03:26 PM

wats pokok n bersih? wat's this for?

Root salary and net salary

bump

Has anyone who studied in MM had successfully transferred to Monash Australia or any of the Universities in Australia for let say Final Year of the respective course ? Please share your experience and the application process. Thanks.

http://www.monash.edu.au/admissions/internal-transfer/

http://www.policy.monash.edu.au/policy-ban...nternalTransfer

This post has been edited by ryan18: Jul 8 2014, 10:02 PM

Thanks Ryan.

anybody studying in Caulfield campus? May I know whether Monash can accept AMEX for tuition fees?

http://www.monash.edu/fees/payment/payment-options.html
online payment only Visa/Master not sure if at monash connect in the campus can

Hi Ryan,
Think you are from Caufield ? Thanks.

yes i graduated from caulfield.anything you want to know you can ask me and i will try my best to answer it ASAP

This post has been edited by ryan18: Jul 10 2014, 08:06 PM

hey guys anyone know about the scholarship
where after studying 2 semester and scored in the first class bracket.

you can get like scholarship where it is RM10,000 per year?

i could only find this
http://www.monash.edu.my/study/scholarship...l/undergraduate

but it is for those entering monash

there's 2.. entrance n merit... i hv got entrance only..

Malaysian surgeon leads Australian team to give Filipino boy a new face

A Malaysian has led a team of four surgeons to remove a disfiguring growth from the face of a seven-year-old Filipino boy at the Monash Children's Hospital here.

Plastic surgeon Dr James Leong Chin Sek, who was born in Kota Baru, Kelantan, said Jhonny Lameon had a severe fronto-nasal encephalocele – a neural tube defect that results in membranous sacs expanding through openings in the skull.

The surgeons, all working pro bono, performed an eight-hour operation to remove the mass and reconstruct Jhonny's entire face in March.



"I was sent an email with photos and the story of Jhonny who had this terrible defect and straight away we decided to help him.
"Our team at Monash Health mobilised all of our resources to bring Jhonny to Melbourne,” Dr Leong, 48, told Bernama.

The boy has since been recovering at the Monash Children's Hospital and the Children First Foundation's rehabilitation farm at Kilmore, 40km north of Melbourne.

Dr Leong, an alumni of the University of Melbourne, said the condition was quite rare, with about one in 10,000 babies born with the defect.

He said most of these defects should be attended to very early after they were picked up on ultrasound.

But in Jhonny's case, he lived in a very poor environment and he was nearly seven.

Dr Leong said because there were no facilities near Jhonny's home, and his family could not afford the medical intervention in the Philippines, the surgery had to be done in Australia.

Jhonny was assessed by a team from Interplast, a non-profit organisation supported by Rotary and the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons on a visit to the Philippines.

Interplast then got in touch with Dr Leong who was only too willing to helpthe poor boy.

Jhonny had already lost sight in one eye after the sac pushed into it and caused irreparable damage.

“His condition is cured now, which is going to be fantastic for him," Dr Leong said. "It has been a privilege for all of us to be part of this life-changing surgery," he added.

Dr Leong has given Jhonny, who was accompanied by his mother Chochi, the all-clear to return home to his father, a fisherman, and his 10 siblings in Mindanao.

"There is also a new addition to the family as while in Australia, Mrs Lameon gave birth to baby Jack in March. This was unexpected and a real surprise," he said.

At a media gathering, Chochi Lameon said: "Dr James did really good work of making a nose for Jhonny. Thank you so much to Dr James. I'm very happy we are going back home now," she said.

Dr Leong grew up in several parts of Malaysia, following his father Leong Teng Boon, a government land surveyor. – Bernama, July 13, 2014.

- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/world/a...h.19tgn4JB.dpuf

the merit one is it for students completed two semesters with first class result?

85 above i think... they change from time to time

wow isnt it just first class then can get?

u hv to clarify the details with them... last time was yes, even if u failed 1 module... after that it is a no, annual review... no i dont know

Hi all...
Orientation starts on this Monday so I'm wondering if any new students are excited about it...
Well I'm a new student too and wondering if any senior here can help me out with a simple question...
Which carpark is the best for Monash students???
I know there are 2 carparks which is located just beside the University...
I heard there is a new Sunway carpark which is quite large and drivers who park their car there can walk to Monash through the bridge right??(Correct me if I'm wrong)
So how bout the rate of these carparks??? Which carpark is the most crowded and which one is your common carpark???
Thanks all for the reply....

park at south quay. foc

That parking lot seems small..lol
If I reach Monash tomorrow around 9.30AM there are still some free parking lot there right???
The outdoor parking is RM2 per day though...seems a little bigger....