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Admission Admission Both private and public institutions in Malaysia require basic academic qualifications before considering student applications. Below is information about admissions and language testing requirements at the undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Entry Requirements for a Bachelor Degree. The common minimum qualifications are the GCE ‘A’ & GCSE ‘O’ Levels, or the Malaysian equivalents. Malaysian private institutions will also consider foreign students who have the required post-secondary qualifications from their own countries. Thus, depending on your qualifications and their recognition, you can enter to do Pre-University or Foundation Studies for Bachelor Degree Courses or be accepted directly into the degree programme. Entry Requirements for Post-Graduate Studies. For post-graduate studies the entry requirement is essentially a recognized Bachelor’s degree or professional qualification and/or some working experience. For foreign universities, the entry requirements depend on the requirements of the host university. English Language Requirement. Since English is the language of instruction at private colleges and universities, students are expected to have adequate knowledge and comprehension of English. Various international examinations like TOEFL, IELTS, GCE 1119, Certified Intensive English Program (CIEP) Level 109 and English Languages Skills Assessment (ELSA) are seen as proof of English proficiency for entrance into academic courses. Individual institutions can provide information on which tests and scores they require. ( http://www.apolloedutrain.com/document/305 )
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