Mother father scholarship....

OKAY. xD
Is there any other schoalarship if I get 4A*S in A Levels that I could try to apply anyway? ._.
Just asking before I resort to mapa schoalarship?

Dont think about scholarships for medic. Getting a loan also impossible now.

The Higher Education Minister is saying that Malaysia students overseas may transfer credits to local institutions. And recalling JPA scholars overseas is the next step.

Ah I see...
That's pretty sad .........
Okay that's the reason why I have to make sure I'm able to work overseas next time :/
I'll come back to Malaysia when Money isn't an issue for me anymore maybe..
Just another question, let say I graduate at UK.
Will my UK cert write "twinning with IMU" or something?
And will it affect my chances of applying to work at other countries?
Thanks!

Your UK cert will not indicate it unless you are proud enough to tell them

As for the junior doctor proposed pay cut, doing your foundation years in Scotland will possibly avoid that.

I'll tell them if I ever become a successful doctor next time. (so maybe more people will come Malaysia) proud to be a Malaysian.

WAIT. What junior doctor proposed pay cut.......
Scotland is in UK too right? And what foundation years?
I so blur nowww

you show a lack of knowledge on matters medical, especially uk matters....which does not auger well for someone contemplating spending rm1mil studying in uk.....

So they've voted for strike action, if necessary?  Guess ball is in NHS's court now?

Your UK cert will not indicate it unless you are proud enough to tell them

As for the junior doctor proposed pay cut, doing your foundation years in Scotland will possibly avoid that.

I'm actually planning to work in Malaysia/Singapore only.. So I didn't really focus on the UK medical stuffs or working there...
I wanted to go Australia but my parents say UK...
Just need the cert to be recognized by SMC
:L

You need to be flexible in your options.
Give yourself a chance to work outside your comfort zone and you may realized that you may even like it there.
All the best for your application and make sure you're doing it because you generally like it overall.

They say it's a conspiracy theory to promote more fys to go to Scotland and Wales hahaha.
(I've heard the fps there are not that good, especially when it comes to the academic foundation programmes.)

http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/cont...lifications.pdf
See points 3 and 4 of the link.

For twinning programmes, doctors must have undergone the entire duration of their clinical training
and final examinations in a medical school listed in the Schedule, before they can be considered for
provisional or conditional registration in Singapore. Graduates from the Malaysian, US and
Canadian medical schools on the schedule must have undergone the entire medical training on the
main campuses of the respective medical schools – i.e. both pre-clinical and clinical for eligibility
for registration with SMC.

You need to be flexible in your options.
Give yourself a chance to work outside your comfort zone and you may realized that you may even like it there.
All the best for your application and make sure you're doing it because you generally like it overall.

Thanks for the link mate!
Does it mean that twinning programmes to US/MY/Canadian PMS programmes are not recognized?

Yep! Very odd decision by the SMC...in fact theirs is the strictest I've seen in terms of recognition of qualifications. I mean come on, TWO schools only for Malaysia? Two? Almost every other country seems to follow the IMED list.

If you know the quality of students admitted to most msian med schools, you will not be surprised...

Lol, looking at the number of private medical schools in Malaysia, I am not surprised by the slightest.
Other countries have more tighter regulations towards building a new medical school but for Malaysia, it doesn't seem to happen.