If i recall correctly, the LPBQ only recognises law degrees that are of pure law subjects only. And i found this of the MSU site.
Career as Advocate & Solicitor

" The programme does not make graduates eligible to enter the legal profession as Advocate and Solicitor (i.e. practising lawyer). To be so eligible, graduates would have to sit for Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) examination, conducted under the aegis of Legal Profession Qualifying Board of Malaysia, upon payment of a certain amount of registration and examination fees. Graduates may sit for the examination at any time after graduating, either by following a full time study or self-tuition.

At the present the BLC has not yet been recognized as a qualification that would make its graduates eligible to sit for CLP examination. However, the Faculty is in the process of making all the necessary preparations to gain the recognition and the prognosis looks positive and encouraging. "


Well, guess nothing to do now but sit and hope for the best. Cheers.

No problems in doing the LLB. But if you want to practice, you need a recognised pre u (A-levels, STPM and other recognised ones) to be a qualified person. Last time I checked, a diploma is not counted as a pre u for the purpose of fulfilling the LPQB requirements.