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chika138
post Jun 5 2009, 03:18 PM

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nope wrong
everything will be testing
from anat to physio to biochem
if u really know ur notes well it is possible to get A for summative 1
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post Jun 6 2009, 02:26 PM

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ok this is 1 of the agent's no
yvonne
0122871844
or u can get the info from students service dept
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post Jun 25 2009, 11:15 PM

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QUOTE(deathcraze @ Jun 25 2009, 01:33 AM)
what are the requirements for entry into dean's list?

i read on a blog that it's straight A's across all 5 sems, but i also remember reading somewhere in the pdf guides in the cd they gave us, that it was 65% for summatives and 75% for eos's? which one is it, was it changed?
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should be the new 1
because it's very very rare to see a person who got straight A's across 5 sems
not even one in my batch

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post Jul 2 2009, 10:17 PM

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QUOTE(Cristiano-Ronaldo-7 @ Jul 2 2009, 07:24 PM)
hmm. yeah quite true. but initially i thought 40+ students will fail. but apparently its only 20+ students, and it seems as though alot of them will pass. am not too sure though, but apparently the resit results are only out this friday.

Yeah, im kinda hoping for my places in australia. so hope i dont screw my eos 3 up.

I really wanna see how i stand amongst my batch. so far most people have been telling me C's.  rclxub.gif and this are the students that i see head to the library every day. I really wanna know though.

ECG! Just bought a pretty good book from outside uni. very informative and brief. pocket sized as well!!
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also don't forget jpa will force at least 20+ scholars from ur batch (ME208) to rank ALL oz+nz universities as their top choices
though those scholars are not the top jpa scholars, the number surely will disrupt the pms matching...

anyway enjoy ur sem 3, good luck.

yes i was kinda tensed during sem 3, and too bad, i did badly to put myself in awkward position now prior to the imminent PMS matching. hope u can do much better than me la
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post Jul 5 2009, 10:46 PM

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QUOTE(Cristiano-Ronaldo-7 @ Jul 3 2009, 07:31 PM)
yeah, i have the class mean and standard deviation. but i wanna know how many got A's etc kinda thing as they did with our first and second summative.

well, one of the library hogging girl scored an A.

haha, sem 3 seems so hard!!!! ECG is a real killer!

how many ppl dropped out from your batch chika?
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my batch around 17 failed EOS3, and 7-8 failed resit in the end
dun really remember the figure already, but no 1 failed OSCE la

QUOTE(jojojojo @ Jul 5 2009, 07:50 PM)
yea i saw also. how come you know about it so fast? you're like the first one to know it. hehe.
whoa.. till 6? thats torturing. omg. my previous classes in sam ends at 2 or 4 everyday..
Oh sorry.. i'll be staying at vista C. coming down this sat.  smile.gif
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welcome to vista C smile.gif
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post Jul 8 2009, 10:36 PM

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which programme?
of cuz there're different types of lecturers
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post Jul 15 2009, 11:11 PM

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QUOTE(ashi @ Jul 11 2009, 05:08 PM)
Hello!

Can anyone tell me what r the accommodation options when going to the clinical school in Seremban?  What do students normally do?
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somehow we dun see many (if there's any) seremban students here
perhaps, as the title says, bukit jalil?
but i think u can get the terrace houses there, 1 house's rent = or even < a room's rent in vista
and it's advisable to have at least a car per house

QUOTE(ronzai89 @ Jul 15 2009, 02:34 AM)
all bukit jalil nearby de Uni and college need to wear formal attire laugh.gif
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because we're professional? tongue.gif
and i think it's better that way, we look more professional especially when we're having postings outside smile.gif
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post Jul 15 2009, 11:31 PM

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did i say IMU's professional?
and why makes u think IMU not professional??
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post Jul 16 2009, 05:46 PM

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we can give our opinions, if insiders don't know, then who knows?
but his comment is out of nowhere, with nothing to support
btw had fun signing for juniors for signature hunt, and meeting new people
it's my 1st time signing for juniors though my very last sem in IMU is approaching
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post Jul 17 2009, 05:39 PM

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First i have to know what are u doing now? High school? Pre-U? If Pre-U then which Pre-U, and when can u get at least ur forecast result, if not actual?

Assuming u're interested in going to PMS. Yes, for now February batches are generally less competitive, with less STPM students (they are usually hardworking but not many of them actually opting for PMS) and JPA scholars, with less of the latter fighting for Australasia PMS'es.

A-Levels result should be released simultaneously worldwide, while STPM results are usually released in March, though some of the STPM students come in by February with their forecast results.
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post Jul 17 2009, 07:03 PM

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QUOTE(moodymood @ Jul 17 2009, 06:17 PM)
Hello, thanks for the info. I did A levels in Singapore and received my results last March, so I have the actual results.

Yep, I'm interested in the twinning programme. So if there are lesser students (the more acadamically-inclined ones of course), does that mean there will be lesser people in the Feb intake?

Are the offers from IMU in a first-come-first-served manner?
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What did you get for A levels? And what are your preferred destinations?

Well, just don't think about the competition first, it's more time-saving if u apply for February intake now right? (Because it's too late to apply for August intake already) Yes generally February intakes are fewer in students overall, for both Seremban and PMS options. The competitions are less stiffer for Australasia PMS'es, and even lesser for those UK places, as TRADITIONALLY there are few or even no JPA scholars can rank UK PMS'es first (i use the word traditionally because JPA started sending some A-Levels students to ME1/09, who are already bound to IMU, not just those AUSMAT and SAM students who miss their places of Australasia medical schools due to various reasons, who can only put their initial respective countries as top choices). I even heard someone from M1/07 with below average results got Edinburgh. This is almost impossible in M2 (August) batches as Uni of Edin is one of JPA scholars' favourite destinations.

As aforementioned, my facts above may not apply to your potential February 2010 batch as this year JPA started sending in A-Levels students by separating them into 2 batches, with February batch having generally the better students. Rumours also say that JPA may revert to the old style, which like mine, M2/07, having 50-60 jpa scholars all cramped into 1 batch, taking nearly half of the PMS places, hence a force to be reckoned with. It seems i'm stressing too much on JPA scholars, perhaps that's because i'm one of them, but it's more due to the fact the number of JPA scholars and their trend of ranking PMS'es are more predictable compared to the private students.

Private students are usually more concerned of the fees and job and postgraduate prospectives, making Australasia PMS'es, especially the cheaper ones like Adelaide as current favourite destinations. Of course, there are still some, who consider UK or North America as their only destinations.

To your second questions, i don't have a definite answer. I can only say that, IMU puts more emphasis on students' financial status then results. But of course, it's always better to apply early, isn't it?

What i said above would not be absolutely right but I do hope my rare longer post can give you and others out there a clearer picture.

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post Jul 17 2009, 07:48 PM

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QUOTE(moodymood @ Jul 17 2009, 07:25 PM)
I got 4As for the A levels for H2s, which if I'm not wrong is equivalent to the A2 level (tell me if i'm wrong), I do not have a clear destination for now, but cost is definetely a concern as you mentioned, since I am going to study there with my own finances. But I am considering a few unis in the UK that are generally more inexpensive compared to places such as Edinburgh.

Thanks so much for the helpful elaboration smile.gif Just being busybody, are you already matched to any of the PMS as of now?
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Oh then if u do OK in interview most likely you'll be accepted by IMU.

M2/06
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?kzmnnqtyzmv

M1/07
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2ghmmud5mg2

The links are reposts as I did post them few pages ago, in case u missed them. As you can see there's even no Tuition fees & iNFO guide for M2/07 out yet, so i'm not yet matched. Being in uncertainty is definitely not a pleasant feeling u know, yet i can foresee that most likely i'll be matched to an Australasian PMS as my results aren't good enough to secure me an UK placing (because usually only top JPA scholars are allowed to rank UK as their top choices).
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post Jul 17 2009, 08:34 PM

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Jul 17 2009, 08:06 PM)
i think it is currently more difficult to get australasia than uk, due to the very limited no. of places available compared to uk........most private students will also want to match to oz.........
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ya i do realize and acknowledge the chance of getting "displaced" by other students in PMS matching, and get matched to a UK PMS, even after i rank all Australasia PMS'es as my top 8 choices. it did happen before.
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post Jul 17 2009, 08:53 PM

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QUOTE(moodymood @ Jul 17 2009, 08:43 PM)
Does the number of places vary greatly from year to year? or it is roughly about the same?

I notice the number of places in an universities is different for the the two batches that you showed the link above. Does that mean the number or students admittend by the PMS is the TOTAL of the number available for both batches? (just confirming)

What actually determines the matching outcome?
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i think u did notice the changes especially of no of NZ places available
i was told by the dean from Uni of Auckland that this is a step to provide more places to their domestic students
so the number of IMU students going to Auckland in Jan 2009 was 25 and in Jan 2010 is about 8.
generally there're slightly more UK places for Feb intake, and more OZ and NZ places for Aug intake
u can read up the matching guides by IMU but in the end god knows how they determine the matching outcome
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post Jul 18 2009, 05:03 PM

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QUOTE(Cristiano-Ronaldo-7 @ Jul 18 2009, 01:33 PM)
This is my take on the PMS program. The real system by which you rank your uni's 1-10, and the university will rank all the twinning students on 1-1XX. take the two sums (your ranking X 7) + (university ranking)= Y

the lowest Y will be the university you will twin to.

but there are so many factors that will be considered before hand. first of all are the places each university allocates for IMU. As mentioned by chika, 25 to 8 places. Another was for Dundee, from 10 to 2X places. So it varies each year.

Second of all, JPA scholars are rumored to be given priority over private students as JPA has allocated only sufficient amount of money for each JPA-IMU Batch, and must meet their budget. So its its X number going to UK it must be X number going to UK.
I'm not too sure about this, but it seems logical.

Third of all, some universities like uni of adelaide, will not admit students who have failed their EOS. And each university wants different traits and attributes from the students they rank.

My conclusion to PMS matching is that, just try to do your best in your exams, that is the number one determining factor. But dont be bummed if you dont get your university of choice, be open and consider a few different uni. its almost like a lucky draw.

But if you're opting for UK, your chances are better than those aiming for a spot in australia!!
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just a correction, our ranking is x5 not x7
bout JPA scholars, i'm not too sure as well
but this is what i heard from M1/07, JPA officers did tell them they expected up to half of them won't get a place of the group of countries JPA assigned them for, and in the end about 3-5 out of around 11 of them did really turn up to get something out of their top 8 choices
so what i think is, especially in M2 (august) batches, though more than 20 JPA scholars ranking all OZ PMS'es as their top choices, if your result is better than them (they are generally above average or mid-ranged rather than top students), u still stand a better chance compared to them.

And ya, agree with CR7, just try to do your best in your exams (and ECA is actually not that important unless u're aiming those few PMS'es which look at ECA achievements). The first things they always look at are still ur exam results.
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QUOTE(herbalifemalaysia @ Jul 24 2009, 09:49 PM)
oh....plz tell me you WERE NOT being sarcastic tongue.gif
you don't examine patients till the clinical year ...imeant for the pre-clinical yrs..*_*
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well u do have postings and OSCE during your stint in IMU
just tie your hair as needed and u'll be fine
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post Jul 30 2009, 03:33 PM

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u can email SSD (student service department) for a list of accommodation
do u want just a room, or a house?
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post Aug 13 2009, 01:14 AM

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QUOTE(Cristiano-Ronaldo-7 @ Aug 13 2009, 12:30 AM)
hahaha i think this forum is more popular than the imu forum itself.

go look for a guy in this thread called chika, pm him and he'll have some details for you
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hey cr7 thanks for adding more sh*tloads to my already very busy sem 5 mad.gif vmad.gif
nah just kidding tongue.gif
all i can say is, the best way is still to contact (email) SSD for accommodation contact+info list
some are people renting out the whole house, some just room(s)
or u can contact an agent called yvonne, she's quite reliable from what i heard so far
0122871844
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post Aug 13 2009, 01:02 PM

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QUOTE(Benji` @ Aug 13 2009, 09:40 AM)
Thx happy.gif I will call her right away,

Actually I already found a room to share with @ RM 280 that includes electric and water bills + internet access =)
Now just waiting for the owner to confirm
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where's the room?
which block/tower?
and internet access? i hope by internet access u mean time netlynx because that's the only reliable and unlimited internet service here
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post Aug 13 2009, 07:13 PM

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no vista komanwel signed contract with time
and why go for a worse ISP?
netlynx is far better than streamyx
constantly FULL 2mbps (mine never dropped below 1.5mbps) for rm99 a month only
don't trust other ISPs, especially those wireless ones

edited: for those who are not really sure what 2Mbps means, it simply means when u download u see about 250kb/s (1kilobyte=8kilobits) download speed
and mine seldom drops under 200kb/s unless limited by the download sources servers' speed

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