yes, of course those from stpm dun need to take again since they took it during stpm
but those from other qualifications need to take it during their course of study

i'm not sure what band is needed to graduate, band 3 i guess

in short, lets just say u need MUET in order to graduate regardless of what qualification u hav to enrol at 1st

Hi all,
wanted to enquire about exams
in the matter of unsatisfactory towards the results released,

if i appeal for a remark for a certain subject, would it be the examiner remark the whole paper again or just RE-calculate the marks?
anyone hav an experience of remarking a paper and got their grades changed to better ones?

about re-sitting a paper, what is condition for a candidate to resit a paper, only if he/she failed that paper? or a D and below or regardless of grades a candidate can still re-sit for a paper

if i were to re-sit, are the previous grade i got included together with the new result of the paper i've resit(ed) in the CGPA? or only the new result is counted?

what are the conditions/cause to repeat a subject and would the grading be the same as above for re-sit?


thx in advance for answering my questions.

ok, if resit, the previous grade would also be counted with the new grade in the cgpa?

In the case of getting F in a subject, if the candidate were to repeat the subject again, would the previous grade be counted into the cgpa? or only the new result of that subject be counted, thus cancelling the older F grade score in the cgpa?

can a candidate repeat (attend classes, etc) for the previous failed subject at the next sem +
while at the same time attending for new subject for that new sem?

like repeat 1 sub + 5 new subs (new sem) = 6 subjects in a sem?

u will only need to apply during yr 3rd sem only then
not now

yes,
yr faculty's office will make an announcement for students to apply for exemption,
then a timeframe is set and students will have to apply within that timeframe.

but not necessarily they will announce it right after your 2nd sem, maybe during the starting week of sem 3.