nothing freaky..........just one click of the mouse.......see the little sentence at the top of your post?........'show posts by this member only'.........click it...... .....you entire posting history in this thread.......... ...........dating back to 2007, when you were wondering if you need AAAA to get into imu........

you did poorly in sam internals last year, perhaps from some illness, resulting in a poor overall ter.......no you will not make the cutoff for imu........

so did you get any offer from pmc or mmmc?........or gonna repeat pre-u?

i think wise decision......good luck this time.......

Sigh, retarded IMU administration wants to organize Bpharm05 convocation in one of the LT halls.
Oh comeon, 8 semesters of RM13k and all i got is a convocation in a freaking lecture theatre?
Man, this is seriously f***ed up.

Heck, the students managed to get Marriott Hotel for this year's ball with their OWN money.

Stop giving us "economy recession" as an excuse, damn blood suckers.

IN THE LT NOT EVEN AUDI!?!? omg. gosh imu is really draining the hell out of everyone.

GOOD luck retaking SAM! yeah , i was considering pmc as well, but its not worth the money ! singapore wont even take you in!

the calibre of any med school is pretty obvious from the admission policy.......and taking people with ter 80 into a 'premed' year shows how desperate they are for students.......that is what turns me off from pmc.......and the fact that the degree is NOT recognised by smc and gmc..........

you are wise to repeat sam, instead of doing the 'pre-med'.........

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Added on February 18, 2009, 11:27 amas for cost, the previous uni melbourne undergraduate entry mbbs cost rm 1mil in fees, and yet there are hordes of international students wanting to get in........

uni adelaide fees is rm650k alone, and there are 600 international students fighting for the 16 places available.........they have no shortage of students, and they can choose from the best.......

so why does msian ipts med schools have to accept such poor quality students?........

just wanna ask a thing as i'm joining the aug intake, y is imu giving chance to interview students with bbc when i guess, they hv very very little chance to get in? or there are actually students with bbc getting in?

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Added on February 18, 2009, 4:23 pmand wat are cut off grade?

Not really. There are 3 groups of people studying in IPTS:
1. Good students with limited budget
2. Good students on scholarship
3. Mediocre students who got in with money

To study medicine overseas (developed countries), one must prepare at least half a mil for tuition fee alone. Not everyone is ready to invest so much in an undergrad degree, especially those who intend to work in Msia only.

BTW, the really good students will be in IPTA (non-bumis only).

the history of oxford and cambridge is a very interesting one.......

it started in the 12th century, where learning is part of the clergy (church).......this was given a boost when students in france (then the center of learning) were recalled by the english king in 1167, and they mostly settled in oxford...........

some 50 years later, there was a conflict between the students and the town people, and they chased the students away, and the students then traveled east and settled in an old town called Granta bryg (Granta Bridge)........and founded a new university in 1209........changes in the lettering eventually become cambridge (cam bridge!).........

if anyone ever visits uk, it is worth making a detour to these university towns and savour the rich history of academia and academic excellence.......

you all who hate history......see how it can be interesting......

more grads than housemanship places........

monash msia grads NEVER has any right to work in oz, just have a recognised degree that's all.........that is why people who knows the facts will choose imu over monash..........and why i ask what's the preference now.........