I just want some advise on which uni will be better?UTAR or MMU?In terms of Electronic engineering(more to computer engineering)..

How abt the study life over there?Lecturer?


I am a chinese btw...

I get 7As(6A1) for my spm..Physic,admath,math got A1

MMU is better - http://foe.mmu.edu.my/v2/main/undergrad/beng_comp.html

SPM u need to take foundation b4 u can take degree.. personally i think MMU Electronic engineering hav better carrier prospect [no offense].. coz lot of company searching this kind of student

Facilities, MMU
Lecturers, UTAR
i study in mmu. All the good lec all lari to UTAR adi kena pull by Prof Chuah HT Why la Prof Chuah HT must leave

Definitely MMU. Their facilities are good.

Means I should go UTAR?I just asked my dad and he say good lecturer is better wor....facilities I think UTAR wont teruk until tak boleh tengok gua...

Not really. Sometimes bad facilities can piss you off.

UTAR also good for those who facing financial problem. Can easily get PTPTN.

Hmmm...so overall everybody still prefer MMU?

MMU, i vote for MMU

To me, facilities are very important. MMU is the way to go.

if cert leh?(for business studies)

Business studies I'm not sure already. But heard that MMU also famous for their business studies. Wait for MMU students to confirm this.

i heard my fren from mmu say there class very boring and no leng lui but juz mmu melaka have alot of entertainment compare to cyberjaya one is it true?

i plan to enter mmu actually but after the comment from my friends then er....

So entertainment and girls are more important to you right? Good for you.

Wan entertainment can go KL wat...

This post has been edited by sasaug: Mar 15 2009, 01:34 PM

MMU cyberjaya.. No car = die a slow death.
During weekends, the town is dead. If you don't have a transport/don't know how to take public transport.. u slowly rot at home la
In MMU melaka can save more money. food is cheap. and its nearby. Not cyberjaya.

MMU lor, good facility...

MMU course FTW!!

Currently studying MMU Bach in Engineering Electronics programme in Disted Stamford Penang..hehe..enjoying it to the max!

Only rich ppl like you can afford to go to uni for entertainment

Cyberjaya is like kampung..nothing much to enjoy but thats the benefit..so that you concentrate on your studies.

If you really wanna take MMU's electronic engineering programme..better prepare yourself. You need good Maths, Add Maths and Physics or else you'll suffer. I can tell you coz I'm currently in 3rd trimester 1st year Bachelor in Engineering (Electronic) and I have friends who really study last minute and fail 4 out of 6 subjects in a trimester!

This post has been edited by deejay220989: Mar 15 2009, 06:05 PM

How's the lecturer in Disted? Are they good? Just want to know because that coll not famous for Engineering.

Hi all,

A university is just a platform for one to learn...whether the lecturers are good or facilities are the best are just secondary importance. We should have a positive mindset when it comes to learning. Learning by adapting with the environment is also a skill that one must have when it comes to workplace in future. I knew some friends of mine graduated from top-notch universities around the world but when it comes to work, they are not so shining as per what we perceived they should be.

MMU Vs. UTAR? I do not think we can compare apple and orange in life, right? No doubts that some of the lecturers from MMU did leave to UTAR but it does not mean MMU will collapse by quality, right? Say an example, if we place Singapore Prime Minister in Malaysia, will he be able to develop Malaysia like he did in Singapore? On the other hand, I also noticed we discussed about facilities here...but do undergraduates really need to use those facilities???

In short, we should not be comparing apple with orange...

Supporting MMU for good career prospects...

UTAR students have a good career prospects too, like what the newspaper claimed it few days ago.

Hello all,

As a graduate from MMU, let me share my experience here. And btw, I took Electronics Engineering course too.

Qualification: I got 8A's for SPM, add math, math is A1, but physic A2. When I got my SPM result, I was kinda lost, I do not know what I want to do, I just do not want to take F6. I was not so sure what engineering is about, but it 99% sounds cool, I am a female btw.

Financial worry: In case you are worry of the fee(but I assume you are not, bcoz both UTAR and MMU is in par in fees), I can assure you almost all if not ALL of us, the mmu-ian get loan easily from PTPTN. Except the first time payment(less than RM 2k), I had never forked out any $ for the tuition fees. But be prepared that you need to have pocket money from your parents as allowances.

Pre- University: Engineering Course in MMU requires 5 years for SPM leaver. 1 year for Foundation Year(mine in Melaka, not sure now if they have Pre-U in Cyberjaya) and 4 years with Faculty Year(either Cyberjaya or Melaka). Most of the engineering subject for Engineering Pre-U are to general physic instead of electronics.

Lecturer : On my experience, if you are more to spoon-fed education, MMU is not really the one for you. Here, you will only get 30% of the lecturer to spoon-fed you, if you were lucky enough. I myself, believe that lecturer=10% while your own effort is 90%. Fully attendance doesn't ensure you pass the subject. Your own effort make you score the papers.
You might met some lecturer that was not good at teacing, that will make you hate that subject if you are the type that are counting on GOOD lecturers to teach you everything.

Facilities : The library was good, and the best (my opinion) is the online system, we call it MMLS, where is the place the lecturer will upload all their teaching material so that the student can have a copy prior to class. I always use only this notes as my revision material. Same applies to tutorial, some lecturer will be kind enough to upload the answer of the tutorial for your reference(I mean after the tutorial discussion)

Exam: Normally, it is 60% on final project and 40% on coursework which involve mid term paper

Culture : On my observation, the majority of student in Engineering Course were Chinese. Most of the assignments(calculation type) solution will be circulated a day before the due date. So, I don't really bother to finish my own assignment, unless the nature of assignment is on programming or paper writing. Think of "sharing is caring" for assignment. Yeah, that also applied before exam, the culture of "pinjam tutorial" aka. copying solved tutorial for own revision.

Food: Cyberjaya is really lacked of entertainment and food. Without a car, getting decent chinese food nearby is quite a tedius task. As for entertainment, computer will be you best friend I can say. Melaka is good with food but I somehow feel that Cyberjaya have more university life. Don't ask me why, maybe Melaka is surrounded by lots of houseing area

Hope this helps you. And during my batch, MMU graduate get more advantages to compare with UTAR in job hunting.

Good piece of MMU review.



We shouldn't expect to be spoon-feed by lecturer, come one, college already. Be independent.

Yeah, i think we grow up in spoon feed education, that is why lots assume university way of study is this way too.

Huh, at my college, lecturer spoon feed us by giving a lot of questions until we fainted.

MMU = GREAT facilities, real education

UTAR = Lenglui a lot a lot a lot alot alot alot aaalllllllooooootttttt.................................................................................................
UTAR = i've been there once, hard to concentrate, too much students in the freaking lecture hall....

UTAR, i meant Kampar UTAR, the PJ branch one, still not bad.

As for price range, i think their differences is not that much?
Not sure bout it.

Busy concentrating at girls? Too much students? Too much girls students in lecture hall izzit?



Btw, I prefer a uni with better facilities.

This post has been edited by Faith+1: Mar 17 2009, 08:18 PM

but comparing the fees..MMU expensive than UTAR lo

reali?i tot the same. . .

ya..the foundation in UTAR 6.5k << for science stream..and in MMU is 9.1k..big difference

thn hw bout degree course?

degree in UTAR about 30k..in MMU about 45k

MMU is expensive than UTAR. But based on what they provide, such as facilites, I think worth it.

go for MMU la, i think MMU campus should be better than UTAR campus..

tell you, other than lecturers, campus life is also very important, and the activities inside..
big campus always better than small campus in term of activities, and you can meet more people, make more friends when joining activities..
the feeling is totally different between big campus and small campus..

campus life is only once in your life time, dont make yourself regret.. as i m a victim from small campus..

feel regret when visiting big campus..

getting 7A, i think it won't be a problem to be in an institution, scholarships or partial ones should be made available and one of the priorities~

here are some factors in helping you make decisions, from what I wrote in MMU thread

do u even see any MMU advertisement in The Star newspaper? i see none, this is how serious the admin of MMu has become~

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Added on March 22, 2009, 10:56 pmLaw faculty started for an estimated 3 years, it's best that you call MMu to ask~ by the way, also bear in mind that MMu has not been providing information regarding policy change that may be a valid reason for accreditation termination~

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Added on March 22, 2009, 10:58 pmshould be around 44k

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:03 pm2nd year students amounting to 50% had failed their Fluid Mechanics and the appeal to have a class to avoid prolonging graduation has been replied with 3 words -> "not enough manpower" pls look at the earlier link regarding the abolishment of W model issue for the answer to your question regarding the new administration after Prof Ghauth went to UM, 1 dean and 2 lecturers went over to UTAR

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:06 pmthere has been rumours on TM giving out MMU tender but no one accepted~ if this were to be true, is it a case of TM selling MMu? could it be linked to the lack of advertisements and sudden increase of failure rates if all these are true? just food for thought

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:10 pmi believe that enquiring is good only if u get answers~ here, take a look, u be the judge~ President's "Foreword" page, "Coming Soon" even when the President is here for almost a year

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:12 pmit's true that Ghauth is no more in MMu and that lecturers and even a Dean of FOE has went to UTAR, are the new policies which are implemented even in the exam unit and the bell curve from the new president?

I recommend software engineering and ISE under FIST faculty~ basically based on the fair pricing for having the priviledge of having lecturers who actually do research and development in the university itself~ lecturers who do that are actually very much towards the academic side~ as for engineering courses, I'm not so sure but I'd strongly recommend that u stay away from mechanical as the failure rate is very high, u can check the failure rates by downloading the list of students who failed in the bulletin board -> bulletin.mmu.edu.my

i happen to have a downloaded file, sem1 of 2008/2009 (change the extention from .doc to .xls as .xls is not allowed in LYN), i counted 83 students failing fluid mechanics, total students were 160, that's 50%

well, from my opinion, i don't see why MMu don't wanna earn more if they can~ i think u can check from bulletin board that one of the SRC had put on a thread on starting a class, poor fella~ my advice is that u check the bulletin board for the last semester and then talk directly to him and ask, he's still in SRC after all

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Added on March 23, 2009, 12:08 amstandard depends on many factors, supply and demand being one, the government & money being another and nearer to student, it's the professional bodies and in-campus politics~ let me tell u, CPA reported last month that they were not aware of the policy change of MMu, they didn't know about the W model~ so account students, take note~ when a new president comes in with new policies, can u say no to it, i wonder~ will a Dean say no? everyone is working for a payslip at the end of the month and dare u say no to the boss?

as for the W model, it has been implemented and will not be changed from what I've read in the SRC blog

i'm in social university aka working, fortunately~ my sis is in MMu~

the word "engineering" means "the process of making"~ most of the time, in profession, the word refers to physical and tangible objects and therefore, we get electrical and electronics engineerings (circuit board), mechanical engineering (engine), robotics engineering (automation) but when it comes to software engineering, u'll be making softwares through building computer codes and then compiling them to become programs~

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Added on March 23, 2009, 8:07 pmu're right, it's not fair to say that high failure rates makes a university bad~ in my opinion, asking "why would high failure rate happen in the first place?" would be a better question~ thanks for your post and lets have a look. here are some possible opinions to why there are high failure rates :
- One of Utar's professor who is an associate dean mentioned that there are measures that ensure that failure rates as high as 50% would not happen (logic : there may be a thorough discussion prior to a policy and not just implementing)

- who will be responsible when students fail? (logic : 1) the intake policy, 2) lecturers' final questions relating to what he/she has taught 3) the quality of the education from the aforementioned lecturer, 4) policies which does not have space for any adjustments in case of human error like the abolished W model, 5) the students' studies) even if it is the students who are at fault here, it wouldn't be as logic as the aforementioned logic 1 - 4, i wonder "which student doesn't want to pass?" by the way, do u know that if u get just a credit in science and maths, you can be admitted to MMu in the year I enrolled?

- quality of MMu declining before the abolishment of W model? any proof on this one? (logic : I've seen with my own eyes the past year question papers available from the library and I advice u to have a look as well)

- pls be aware that there has been pre-requisites in all courses in MMu at this moment~ any failure of most of the subjects, i estimate 90% of the subjects, would mean that a student has to extend at least 1 year in order to graduate if he/she doesn't want to squeeze that particular subject into the already packed university schedule (logic : an estimated 95% of the subjects offered will only be offered in 1 specified semester and none other, if a person fails a subject, he/she has to wait 1 academic year in order to retake it) will the future students of MMu have to grad with 4 - 6years as opposed to other university students? we're here to learn, not only here to be forced to waste time and be graded~

full PhD academic staff... I'll vote u as student representative, my friend~ but not as a president~ no pain no gain~ full PhD academic staff would burn a hole in every student's wallet, as well as having low efficiency for those PhD staffs because they are the only ones who can provide Masters~ if they are going to provide Masters, these students have to choose between part-time or full-time~ If part-time Masters pursuers are not allowed to be lecturers, the cost of maintaining the academic staff would be tremendous and then the square one question arises, why not let Masters qualified PhD pursuers be part-time lecturers to save cost? I guess that shed some light~

thanks for your questions, I think u helped a lot in clearing doubts~

MMU, better study environment... nice library..
but lots of rich second generation...

u mean those rich kids? i thought they went to sunway and taylor?
btw, the new UTAR campus in kampar is ready last year, facilities should be better i think.
electronic engineering is conducted in there too. but i wonder why parent likes to recommend MMU......

MMU hands down! ... MMU reputation in Malaysia is better than UTAR. I would strongly recommend MMU if you have to choose between this two.

and MMU reputation is not so good since the dean of engineering moved to UTAR, i wonder reputation of MMU still can remain for 5 years or not

ya..i doubt that too..since there are too many inner problem in MMU as what sexualpower said.

Oh izzit ? ... mmm didnt know that .... However, will losing a dean be a factor of their downfall ? ... I doubt it .. What really matters are the lecturer and the quality of teaching.

This post has been edited by jasperng: Mar 24 2009, 11:55 AM

now the problem is whether UTAR can overtake MMU in the next five years...
i planed to go UTAR and take EE, putting a bet there, hope that UTAR will be better than MMU

This post has been edited by thken: Mar 24 2009, 12:00 PM

why not consider UNITEN ? MMU and UNITEN are two well-known private universities

UNITEN reputation droped adi+no good+no gal+boring life

what proof do you have to utter such assertion ?

This post has been edited by jasperng: Mar 24 2009, 12:12 PM

well, i have read almost all tread in LYN education essential in these 3 month and heard many story about them flaming their college/U which i believe it is quite true.
i also heard form fren which study there. fair enough?

MMU? i am the student who study in mmu..
the admin of mmu is so..."good"...
u know? every semester, the lecturer will be changed without any reason...
summore, they will send some lecturer who is lack with experience one come to teach us...like teaching engineering graphic one's lecturer can be send to teach workshop technology...

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Added on March 24, 2009, 12:17 pmand the lecturer will also ask us that y he was sent to teach this subject?

This post has been edited by zyong88: Mar 24 2009, 12:17 PM

eh, i study for ee in local uni.. y not the lecturer will change for every sem?
different subject need different lecturer for sure..
i don't think one lecturer can so powerful until can teach all the subject..

Hey .. deans/president they come and go ... ur Uni also changed the president rite ??

For 11 years.. MMU under the same admin. We have the reputation that far beyond UTAR.. even some students A-Level Utar/foundation take degree course in MMU rite ??

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Added on March 24, 2009, 1:52 pmHaha .. reputation = number of gals and how 'cool' is that campus ...

I know got one uni, a lot of gals .. but too many ah bengs

This post has been edited by antu007: Mar 24 2009, 01:52 PM

MMU for sure:)

haha, what uni is that?

no lah, i mean , in 1 sem, the lecturer for 1 subject will be changed to another one without any reason, haha, not each sem change lecturer i mean

yaya, in 1 sem, 1 subject can be teach by 2 or 3 lecturers..

summore the english of the lecturer is very "good".
even my friend hwo is very pro one also dunno wat he talking about..
How about other university? also same with mine?

really got many types of lecturers.. so are good, some are bad, some are really bad until everybody want spoil his car..

in my opinion, i'm supporting for MMU !! if u prefer english educated girl, then go for mmu lo.. But if u prefer chinese educated le, then utar has higher probability lo..

Multimedia University thread



do u even see any MMU advertisement in The Star newspaper? i see none, this is how serious the admin of MMu has become~

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Added on March 22, 2009, 10:56 pmLaw faculty started for an estimated 3 years, it's best that you call MMu to ask~ by the way, also bear in mind that MMu has not been providing information regarding policy change that may be a valid reason for accreditation termination~

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Added on March 22, 2009, 10:58 pmshould be around 44k

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:03 pm2nd year students amounting to 50% had failed their Fluid Mechanics and the appeal to have a class to avoid prolonging graduation has been replied with 3 words -> "not enough manpower" pls look at the earlier link regarding the abolishment of W model issue for the answer to your question regarding the new administration after Prof Ghauth went to UM, 1 dean and 2 lecturers went over to UTAR

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:06 pmthere has been rumours on TM giving out MMU tender but no one accepted~ if this were to be true, is it a case of TM selling MMu? could it be linked to the lack of advertisements and sudden increase of failure rates if all these are true? just food for thought

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:10 pmi believe that enquiring is good only if u get answers~ here, take a look, u be the judge~ President's "Foreword" page, "Coming Soon" even when the President is here for almost a year

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Added on March 22, 2009, 11:12 pmit's true that Ghauth is no more in MMu and that lecturers and even a Dean of FOE has went to UTAR, are the new policies which are implemented even in the exam unit and the bell curve from the new president?
I'd strongly recommend that u stay away from mechanical as the failure rate is very high, u can check the failure rates by downloading the list of students who failed in the bulletin board -> bulletin.mmu.edu.my

i happen to have a downloaded file, sem1 of 2008/2009 (change the extention from .doc to .xls as .xls is not allowed in LYN), i counted 83 students failing fluid mechanics, total students were 160, that's 50%

well, from my opinion, i don't see why MMu don't wanna earn more if they can~ i think u can check from bulletin board that one of the SRC had put on a thread on starting a class, poor fella~ my advice is that u check the bulletin board for the last semester and then talk directly to him and ask, he's still in SRC after all

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Added on March 23, 2009, 12:08 amstandard depends on many factors, supply and demand being one, the government & money being another and nearer to student, it's the professional bodies and in-campus politics~ let me tell u, CPA reported last month that they were not aware of the policy change of MMu, they didn't know about the W model~ so account students, take note~ when a new president comes in with new policies, can u say no to it, i wonder~ will a Dean say no? everyone is working for a payslip at the end of the month and dare u say no to the boss?

as for the W model, it has been implemented and will not be changed from what I've read in the SRC blog

i'm in social university aka working, fortunately~ my sis is in MMu~

the word "engineering" means "the process of making"~ most of the time, in profession, the word refers to physical and tangible objects and therefore, we get electrical and electronics engineerings (circuit board), mechanical engineering (engine), robotics engineering (automation) but when it comes to software engineering, u'll be making softwares through building computer codes and then compiling them to become programs~

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Added on March 23, 2009, 8:07 pmu're right, it's not fair to say that high failure rates makes a university bad~ in my opinion, asking "why would high failure rate happen in the first place?" would be a better question~ thanks for your post and lets have a look. here are some possible opinions to why there are high failure rates :
- One of Utar's professor who is an associate dean mentioned that there are measures that ensure that failure rates as high as 50% would not happen (logic : there may be a thorough discussion prior to a policy and not just implementing)

- who will be responsible when students fail? (logic : 1) the intake policy, 2) lecturers' final questions relating to what he/she has taught 3) the quality of the education from the aforementioned lecturer, 4) policies which does not have space for any adjustments in case of human error like the abolished W model, 5) the students' studies) even if it is the students who are at fault here, it wouldn't be as logic as the aforementioned logic 1 - 4, i wonder "which student doesn't want to pass?" by the way, do u know that if u get just a credit in science and maths, you can be admitted to MMu in the year I enrolled?

- quality of MMu declining before the abolishment of W model? any proof on this one? (logic : I've seen with my own eyes the past year question papers available from the library and I advice u to have a look as well)

- pls be aware that there has been pre-requisites in all courses in MMu at this moment~ any failure of most of the subjects, i estimate 90% of the subjects, would mean that a student has to extend at least 1 year in order to graduate if he/she doesn't want to squeeze that particular subject into the already packed university schedule (logic : an estimated 95% of the subjects offered will only be offered in 1 specified semester and none other, if a person fails a subject, he/she has to wait 1 academic year in order to retake it) will the future students of MMu have to grad with 4 - 6years as opposed to other university students? we're here to learn, not only here to be forced to waste time and be graded~

full PhD academic staff... I'll vote u as student representative, my friend~ but not as a president~ no pain no gain~ full PhD academic staff would burn a hole in every student's wallet, as well as having low efficiency for those PhD staffs because they are the only ones who can provide Masters~ if they are going to provide Masters, these students have to choose between part-time or full-time~ If part-time Masters pursuers are not allowed to be lecturers, the cost of maintaining the academic staff would be tremendous and then the square one question arises, why not let Masters qualified PhD pursuers be part-time lecturers to save cost? I guess that shed some light~

thanks for your questions, I think u helped a lot in clearing doubts~

in my opinion, i'm supporting for MMU !! if u prefer english educated girl, then go for mmu lo.. But if u prefer chinese educated le, then utar has higher probability lo..

if u prefer english + chinese educated, where would you go? back to square 1?~ no education would mean no girl~ food for thought~

feel that some of the english educated girls are very cool and untouchable, just that you only can see them like walk through the cafe, but you never got chance to make friend with them lo..

surely everyone is approachable, the ratio of girls to guys are approximately 2 to 1~ where will all the girls get sex?~

walao = = study place,become the place to kao lui ?

wao, you there really can call guys' heaven.. 2 to 1.. so good..

i was and i am referring to the whole world in general~ the ratio seems like moving towards a 5:2 from the past statistics, good heaven time v

but unfortunely not all the places are heaven, some places are called desert..

heaven definition: full of flowers inside, where also can see beautiful flowers..
desert definition: no flowers inside, but instead, cactus..

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Added on March 24, 2009, 10:50 pmaround this age, guys normally will looks for girls la..
university is a good place to kao lui, nobody will refurse about it..
from a student view, university is for kao lui one..

This post has been edited by saturn85: Mar 24 2009, 10:50 PM

Ya... Talking about facilities...
Im having a "Tri"-lemma actually...wanna ask u sumtin abt it... will start a thread about it...

Lowyathttp://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=976033

Apparently, the new UTAR campus in Kampar are completed with facilities, so i think the study environment should be ok.

I'm graduated from UTAR (got an offer from MMU too, MMU campus is really big ), i didnt face any problem in job hunting. After graduated from UTAR, i send my 1st resume & got my 1st job.
1yr worked with my previous company, i send 3 resume & 3 interviewed, got 2 offer -> one is my current company which is a Public listed & another is an international company manufacture Tobacco. I sacrifice the Inter. Company which i regretted now ........

But i think since its economy recession, it would be hard to get a job regardless of the graduate university. For me, i choose UTAR bcoz of the cost is cheaper than MMU & the campus is nearer to my house, thats all.... ..........I have to admit that UTAR really got a lot of leng lui......sometimes really hard to concentrate 1 la......but no leng chai..........

This post has been edited by jki: Mar 30 2009, 03:57 PM

are you working at BAT ? since it is Tobacco ....

what course did you study ?

Of coz lah, MMU is better

agree

UTAR Kampar got a very good study environment. The scenery is great. The campus and the place you're staying will be far from those cyber cafes. In fact, you can hardly get one near UTAR Kampar. Can only get lots of cyber cafes at KTAR there. So you can concentrate on your studies? =)

And yea, the best thing in UTAR Kampar is that you will get to know the best chinese girls from Malaysia. hahahaha!

lol, 4 me i like education rather than leng lui lo, but sometimes c leng lui can make study less stressful. No offense to females or anyone else.

wao, sure ah? the best girl?

yea. Ipoh is the best! hehe!

zzz~ girls also a factor? u can go to work at ipoh ma~ then walk up and get phone number + email~

haha, but feel that KL girls lagi leng lui wor..

of coz KL have alot leng lui compare to melaka,im from melaka and sometime its hard to spot any leng lui in shopping mall but in kl go to midvalley everyday also can see many leng lui @@..

haha, move your house to KL.. good for you..

I agreed wif this Sometime cant even pay attention in class xD

another heaven for guys..
why i damn unfortune.. live in desert..

skip the lenglui part, Do Utar have good lecturers?

i think every uni also got good lecturers la, but not all of them are good, got some are bad and make students angry one..

hey guys...I gonna submit my offered letter to MMU soon.I taking business studeis in MMU...How is the Business studies offered in MMU??

MMU(malacca) got lots leng lui?
just curious about it..
haha

i think got la, and mostly are rich girls, from rich family..

how you know?you studying there?

no leng lui~ u can check out pics at chinese cari and Chinese Language Society forum (MMU)~

hehe, i listen my friend said only, dont know true or not..
bro sexualpower say dont have, then maybe really dont have..

i think this shouldn't be a problem. MMU engineering dean moved to UTAR adi.
some more lecturers in UTAR are mostly chinese graduated from overseas

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Added on April 8, 2009, 12:41 pmwow, u did research!!!

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Added on April 8, 2009, 12:42 pmBeauty is in the eye of the beholder

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Added on April 8, 2009, 12:44 pmbtw, what is the ratio of gals to boys in UTAR, i want to know!!!

This post has been edited by thken: Apr 8 2009, 12:44 PM

i think is around 60 girls, 40 guys..
but not so sure la, heard from my friend..

It's depends on courses, for IT stream girl's ratio will be 1:7 compared to boy.

haiz...no leng lui.....

wait for my answer I gonna study in MMU malacca..very soon

This post has been edited by ice.alan: Apr 9 2009, 06:45 PM