Of course more than form 6,it's a US publishing company.
Catch a glimpse of what you are going to study,you can refer to this website and I think it's more comprehensive and reliable compared to wiki or other reference websites.
www.answers.com is a good website too.
1. Did you regret for going thru form 6??izzit really so tough like others said?
Never regretted i took it, actually proud that i took it although deeply regretting not working hard through it
2. Can share some experiences on your study? izzit really a MUST to study everyday for few hours?? shocking.gif
I never really did study much as i took STPM in KTAR = spend more time going cafe and play around than studying even though i do have some really good lecturers there especially chemistry...Study everyday???actually not really necessary,just make sure u pay attention in class, take your own initiative to find out about things that u are unsure or blur about and be prepared to work hard. STPM is not that dependent on memorizing than u think and is not as hard as you think it is.
3. What subjects should be taken in science stream?
This is a question that u should be asking yourself shouldn't you???you have to decide on your own which path that u wish to take. I took physics, chem, maths and GP coz i never took Biology during my spm days.
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??
Of course can if you are able to get reasonable grades. A cgpa of 1.8 already allows you to enrol into certain private universities. A fren of mine actually had cgpa of 1.8 yet still manage to get into 1st year degree at MMU. As told by my lecturer, if you think that you're really hopeless with a subject (besides GP, fail GP = die

), forget about it and concentrate on the other two and try your hardest on getting at least a C. That way you'll have 3 credits (that was the thing that unis look at, the amount of credits rather than your overall CGPA, thats how my fren got into MMU coz he has three credits while he absolutely flunked the other one). I sincerely hope you do not end up in this kind of situation however.
Why much of the people here say they didn't work hard during STPM?Is it a norm?LOL.
What you mean by depends?A-level is from UK,right?So I assume their standard is higher though.