Hey,

Before you start doing PhD, ask yourself whether you do it for the sake of knowledge (research) or for the sake of 'Dr' title. Beware that PhD study can take up to 4 years to finish depending on how hardworking or determined you are in research. And if you don't like to read and write academically, then forget about pursuing PhD because your PhD life will be so difficult. Remember that most employers nowadays tend to look at working experience rather than PhD degree. And don't worry much about CGPA. I don't think it matters today when you apply for job especially in Malaysia. My CGPA was higher than 3.8 and most of the employers rejected me for someone with so-so CGPA because they were afraid to take me to work with them as they deem I am too overqualified. So I was unemployed for more than 8 months after my graduation.