But I thought form-6 should be the cheapest option than opting for colleges? Way cheaper, I mean.

yup,i know...But what if your family don't even have money for you to buy books,uniforms,foods...and still need to work for feed ur little bro n old parents.

For those who gonna attend STPM exam soon, ALL THE BEST .....

If so poor, go ask for PIBG help. I'm not joking.

F6 study with notes also can survive one. I believe if you're really that poor, the teachers will do their best to assist you in whatever way they can if you just tell them about it.

When there's a will, there's a way, yo.

nola..stpm will be changed into semester based exams soon ma...

Am in form 6.

Just do revision if your teachers are good.
Then no need to study few hours a day.
But if teachers not good ah, really need few hours.
No kidding.

Even holidays also got assignments
But no regrets. Learn a lot in form 6.

However, I would opt for private coll like TARC if i were you.
Gov skul teachers are just too weak nowadays.
If you insist on going gov skul, prepare to pay for tuition fees anyway.

And if you are not interested in local uni, JUST TAKE A LEVELS.
Form 6 is tough not because of the syllabus but because you have to take the exam after 2 years.

Seriously, 2 years stuff all depend on ONE EXAM? Die man.

Wait until you're in the position that i was that time,you know there's nothing you can do.I'm not joking.

The reasons i'm writing here not to get symphathetics,just want to remind the Form Sixth students that "Don't Give Up, Try Your Best.."

No regret. But if I have the chance to choose for my pre-u again, I won't consider form 6, ever.

Form 6 is a flaw in our education system. But it can test one's will power to the (almost) maximum level.

^ not true. STPM/ A Levels make the transition easier compared to foundation students. It doesn't make the exams easier. I know it because I'm living it. (Maybe standards differ from one university to another).

STPM is the only diamond left in our education system, but sadly its casted on the wall next to rubbish bin, not on platinum ring.

Have a few answers here =)

1. Did you regret for going thru form 6??izzit really so tough like others said?
- Nope. I don't think I have any. I couldn't have afforded the luxury (?) of private colleges.
- I tell people who considers Form 6 that it's really tough. So does all my friends. But in all honesty, no, it's not THAT tough. It probably was THAT tough back in the 80's, early 90's.. But it sure is much tougher than an SPM students considers SPM.
- I have 16 students in my class. That's at least 16 birthday parties thrown - each with it's own cake! And there's the end of the year parties etc etc.

2. Can share some experiences on your study? izzit really a MUST to study everyday for few hours??
- I go to school everyday, until when the teachers have finished with the syllabus. I still go to school when my friends tell me that the teachers are gonna give some past year questions , exercises etc.
- I took tuition classes for all subjects - except for MUET. So I guess, i do study outside of school for a few hours everyday.
- I rarely study at home. Group studies never took off. I mean, we met up but it was always a few hours spent in chatter and food. So I guess, other than school and tuition, I don't study. But then, I did, took a month or two before STPM to self-study - in the library.

3. What subjects should be taken in science stream?
-Physics/Bio (or both)
-Maths T
-Chemistry
-PA
-MUET

4. The most important thing,can I still apply for uni(such as Utar) if I din do well or sumore even worst failed in stpm?
- Failed? if you mean 0.00 CGPA then, I think you would have to retake a pre-U course.
- If you get low CGPA, for e.g, CGPA below 2.0, you can still apply and qualify. But you would have to take extra courses. Like a friend of mine, she got something below 2.0 and applied to UTAR. She had to take a Maths course because she failed Maths during STPM.

@T.J lol i'm sort of suffering now coz i didn't take Further Maths. Stupid PA took up one slot.

How u suffer by not taking Further Maths? I thought those who take further maths suffer?