is it true, that people who once screw up in his SPM manage to do well in matric?

math is the 1 subject i do not have to study hard ^^
damn easy la...
eng math damn hard ^^

hoho.
i'm very afraid at math.
i can do it, just that i'm afraid of it which make me to cannot do it.

any tips for math?

dun screw up la
study till u die ^^
i assume u been call to matric rite?
which 1?

i screw up in chemistry in spm
but manage to get a in matric...

math = logic bro
u know the formula
u know the step
u get the answer

i got KMJ= johor.

hoho. any tips to master math?

i give u edi up there...
must do the example till u remember all the step to get the final answer...

sorry. i thought that u give for chem. thanks.

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Added on April 28, 2008, 7:41 pmbtw, is it really2 true that someone from physical science can go into medic?

i checked their requirement that either physic or bio can enter UKM,UPM, or USM "doktor perubatan". but is it really possible?

This post has been edited by destroyer: Apr 28 2008, 07:41 PM

yeah, its possible.

its not only in msia.

even my dad's time, he took physics for a levels coz he said it gave him more options.

he was turned down for medicine coz they didnt accept foreigners and he still could do something else.

for me, being accepted to matric, is like given a second chance to persue your dream career

i got b3 for bio in my spm (thanx for being playful that time) hence i lost my jpa tickets to do medicine..

so i'd do my best at matrics, god i did it

haha sometimes it's a blessing in disguise. coz jpa maybe send you to indon.

i believe UM is better than indon and you dont need to be bonded to govt.

This post has been edited by arsenwagon: Apr 28 2008, 08:25 PM

r u really2 sure? no offense just need a final and right answer. sorry if my question hurt ur feeling.

can anybody here clarify if there is physical science student joining medic for degree in USM, UKM, or UPM? from their requirement, i'll be eligible to enter it for MD course. if they do accept, what's my chance of entering it?

@hyperx
do you meet or know any physical science student admitted into medical course?

sorry i dont..

like i told somewhere b4, its better if u ask people who know this straight from fact, like counselor, they have some information regarding uni admission and they should have way to get the info, or maybe u can give a call to the uni directly, or maybe u can find the requirement admission guidleine book for each IPTA..

the requirement may change frm time to time, so its better to get confirmation that ask around like this..

my 2cents

hmm..from UM website..for the course MBBS.. the program specific requirements are as follows :
obtained at least 3.67 for the following subjects :

bio
chem
physics/maths T/further maths

and

at least a credit in SPM in the followin subs :

bio
physics
chemi

so..bio is the required sub..

This post has been edited by serena_lee: Apr 28 2008, 10:43 PM

that mean, if i son't take bio during spm, and I take physical science for matric, my hope for medic course will be dust. am I right?

sorry destroyer..ive edited my previous post..just surfed UM webbie and found out tat requirement needed for mbbs..accordin to that, nope..u need biology

Actually, i'm not asking for UM. i'm asking for USM, UPM, or UKM MD program.

they dun state requirement of bio, just that they either physic or bio in matriculation with pass in BI during SPM.

can you help me check with that?

alirght..for UPM medicine
matriculation : B+ in chemistry and any 2 of the subjects : physics, bio , maths..


This post has been edited by serena_lee: Apr 28 2008, 10:55 PM

so, do that mean I still have the chance or it just on paper requirement while the truth is that i need bio. do thing go that way or i really stand a chance to enter MD programme?

@serena_lee

are u studying medic?

nope..ive applied for law..waiting for the outcome later in june..hehe..u wanna go upm so..no worries la if u r nt taking bio in matric...so ur choice is medicine?

actually, still not decide my future yet. so, taking the physical science as it seems that they're more flexible.