The place which is "good" to do A levels is one which you enjoy.
Seriously, in Malaysia, it's not which school is "famous" or "reputable".
You might think a school is great (and you will have a better chance to succeed, in A levels and/or afterward) because of its "rep", but this is never the case.
Go to the school that you can afford, has the environment you would like, and is convenient for you to attend.
If you hear about good teachers, there's no way of knowing how good the teachers you'll be getting are.
Similarly, there are students with extremely bad results in just about every school, no matter how high their claimed passing rates are (remember an E is a pass at A level).
This post has been edited by LightningFist: Dec 6 2010, 10:08 PM
Best Destination for A Level in Malaysia