It was Asian not Asean =D
hum in the 2010 rankings MMU is no longer there in the top 200. Like the other IPTS probably don't have much money for research funds this year ^^"

The fees in MMU is very expensive compared with UTAR~~

Information
http://freemalaysiatoday.com/fmt-english/o...on-your-critics

http://freemalaysiatoday.com/fmt-english/o...save-utar-is-to

MMU is just a normal U.

utar should be less expensive.

mmu no nd to do any commercial in the newspaper ,ok? cos there is so freaking many students inside mmu, lowyat have plenty of them are swimming around here , so when ts u open tis thread ,mmu is already destined to be winner

whcih is better for economics?

If between those 2, I would go for UTAR.

MMU - tips are given as much as possible..

UTAR - tips are no given.

sweeping statement?

im grad from UTAR and tips are given for most of the subjects~

my opinion

UTAR got no facility and the syllabus are not really fit the society's need
MMU don't know since im not from there..but heard that it is very good in term of facility and management as well

I'm currently studying Mechanical Engineering in MMU, and as far as I know there aren't any plans to abolish the course. However there certainly is a shortage of lecturers at the moment, I've noticed quite a few good ones, such as the Faculty of Engineering vice-dean (whose name escapes me at the moment...) leaving for other universities in my time here.

I've not been to other universities, but if MMU is ranked as one of the best private universities in the country I'll be quite worried about the state of education in the country. Many many lecturers here cannot speak good English, including the foreign ones. The presentation of the subject material is also shoddy. Maybe I'm unlucky, or maybe it's because of the staff shortage, but I've got the same useless lecturer for some incredibly tough subjects like Applied Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics for a few years running now. As tough as the subject is, a lecturer who can't teach makes it so much worse.

I'm not unintelligent, but I've had my interest in the course degrade while studying here.

As for tips, I haven't gotten many reliable ones, and a lot of the lecturers seem reluctant in giving them out.

Overall I can't make an educated comparison between MMU and other universities, but from what I've seen I'd be willing to give other institutes a try.

is computer engineering good in mmu cyberjaya
and the lecture are the good enough?

what course are you taking?

i cant get even a piece of shit of tips before the examination ,

yeah, UTAR management, especially FES
those aunty in the general faculty office can go sao pei, taking to them is like owning money to them,
and i heard MMU service is ok

in terms of acedemics, i can confirm that UTAR syllabus(engineering) is deeper than UNITEN and MMU for the 1st 2 years

computer engineering as in? software engineering or mechanical engineering?

computing engineering is like a mixture of electronic engineering and software engineering

This post has been edited by thken: Oct 5 2010, 11:36 AM

Oh... MMU doesn't have that AFAIK coz I'm from MMU IT, not Engineering.

errr. i'm not very sure now, thats why i editted it

last year i check MMU didnt offer this course, now not sure

is it really??

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Added on February 11, 2012, 1:04 amhow about marketing in MMU??

This post has been edited by R.Y: Feb 11 2012, 01:04 AM