hi. am so confused.
i receive an offer to study ASASI UNDANG-UNDANG in UITM Shah Alam.
Is it qualified? How's the job prospect?
thanks.

Hi guys, first and foremost I would like to thank for the information in this thread. I have just graduated as an IB Diploma student and very interested to go for law in Australia for my undergraduate degree. As it is said on first page, in order to sit for the CLP examination in Malaysia after graduation, SPM and STPM qualifications or equivalent are required. However, since I left Malaysia 4 years ago and just graduated from an American-syallbus international school 1 month ago, I had never taken SPM or it's equivalent such as O-levels. Meanwhile, I am unsure whether or not my IB Diploma is considered as an equivalent for STPM or A-levels, although in most universities it should be. Does that mean I've failed to meet the pre-conditions and hence will not be eligible for the CLP examination after I graduate? If so, is there other ways for me to take the CLP exam in the future? I apologise if any of the questions above have been asked before. Any advise is welcome.

Thanks in advance!

Just because other institutions etc accept them as equivalent does not necessarily mean the LPQB does as well. Better get it directly from the horse's mouth. You don't want to risk putting in all the effort and sacrifice into getting an LLB, only to find the LPQB doesn't recognise SPM/STPM equivalents.

did AUSMAT or SAM recognized by the malaysian bar in order to practice as a lawyer in Malaysia ?

What is IELTS? Is it another exam like CLP?

Guys, IELTs you can take it at the British Council Malaysia. It is a very simple test just to make sure you can follow basic English and communicate enough to get you by. But I think you need to score at least a 7 or 6.5 out of 9 for British Uni?

http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning-ielts.htm

I've found that not too much of people mentioning Nirwana college for its Pre Law A Level which only take 9 month to complete. Does it mean it was unpopular and the lecturer was kinda bad compared to other college ?

I heard that law in A-levels subject are not important for law degree and its not necessary to take it.So its it rteal or not? Correct me if i'm wrong~~

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Added on March 27, 2011, 6:52 pmI heard that law in A-levels subject are not important for law degree and its not necessary to take it.So its it real or not? Correct me if i'm wrong~~

out of IIUM and UITM, which place is better to study foundation in law?

i want to know the duration for the LLB degree if i choose to applying on this september intake.. i know that most of the january intake done its law degree within 2 and a half years..how about sep intake then?

I thought pre university doesn't affect anything as long as the degree you take is recognized by bar council? I might be wrong though....Not too sure about this...