Haven't heard of that before. For twinning depends on the country you head to. You only worry bout that when you finish in malaysia! Hope that helped. Just wiki-Ed no objection certificate, doesn't sound like I had to get an equivalent of that before entering

haha i havent been there just basing my post on peoples idea and perception of the place. hows it though?

yes.

i think they found a loophole and many students heading over to uk dont need ielts now. they have given an exemption.

my friend didnt even submit his muet, he is in aussie now

I guess they do have to "lock-in" places for all new incoming students to the PMS's.

but either way many people have claimed to have transferred from local to PMS via the graduate pathway and seems a few of my batch mates applied late into their 3rd or 4th semester and still got it!

not saying that its good to do that, and try to see you financial situation in 2 years time. but maybe if the situation permits its could be a good option.

anyways hows the new system at IMU, with pre-clinicals for 2 years?

thats good to hear! imu must be really making loads of money.

has miami been introduced into the pms system?


and no one here familiar with the new imu system?

limeuu we all know its a lucky draw for matching system!! thats a fact.

its good you're planning ahead but you gotta know that all these rules change over time. by the time its your turn to even enter medical school, all the rules would have changed by then. but its good that you know you really wanna do medicine. not many of us have such a firm choice from that age.

just make sure you get into science stream, and being SPM don't have to pile up to get the A's, take pure science and maybe add accounting or econs for breadth so you have a full grasps of things you might wanna do after school.

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Added on December 6, 2011, 4:46 amyou technically CAN be selective. theres such a thing called being logical. If you really study all your basic sciences rather than comm med or behavioral science. I guarantee a Pass. those contribute a small fraction of what you're supposed to study. and from basic sciences, the further you go along, you're tested on core clinical rather than biochem pathways etc.



This post has been edited by Cristiano-Ronaldo-7: Dec 6 2011, 04:46 AM

is it really 80%? seems like everyone passes it from imu.

heard some news bout students from my batch that have failed it!

i think the quality is consistent. but the examination system is definitely harder in some unis than others. Leicester endures the horrible big exam in their first 4 months in the UK, failing which they are knocked back another semester.

Edinburgh has exams every so often etc

and I think with regards to you post about mixed variety. It is true to some point, but generally, big unis will always get the better students.

M110 is the first of its kind with more Seremban than PMS. Well, guess retaining the students at Seremban=more money for IMU.

dear all, any one has any secondhand OBA books + explanation for clinical years please do let me know. COD within the Klang valley