SPM 2020 ulangan (repeat) results out on Monday, October 19

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Ulangan (SPMU) will be released Oct 19, 2020
The results for the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Ulangan (SPMU) for this year, 2020, will be released next Monday (Oct 19). The Education Ministry said candidates will receive their results by post or they can obtain the result slips from their respective state education departments where they applied to sit for the examination.
“The results for SPMU 2020 can also be checked via the mySMS15888 service by typing SPMU NRIC Index Number and send the SMS to 15888.
“The service will be available from 10am on Oct 19 until 6pm on Oct 26.
“They can also check their results through the Examination Board’s portal at http://sppat.moe.gov.my/semakan/,” it said in a statement yesterday.
A total 6,301 candidates registered to sit for the SPMU 2020, which was held at 193 examination centres nationwide. The ministry said three subjects were offered in the SPMU examinations, which were Bahasa Melayu, History and Mathematics.
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What are your options after SPMU (SPM Ulangan)?

Choosing the right Pre-University Programme will help you enter your university of choice to study the degree course that you want. After SPMU, before entering a degree programme, students with at least 3 credits can enter a Diploma course.
In order to choose the right Diploma course, you have to figure out what you want to study in your degree or at least have some idea. For example, if you plan to study Engineering, then your choices are Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. After completing the diploma, you may enter the degree programmes in Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil or Mechatronic.
If interested in business courses, then you may choose either the Diploma in Accounting or Diploma in Business.
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What is a Diploma Course?

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Students who are sure of what they want to study can go for a Diploma course. If you are still not sure, then you should go for a Pre-University programme. The diploma generally is more practical while a degree course is more theoretical and academic.
After completing your diploma, you can go find a job or continue on to Year 2 of the degree if your college or university offers the degree or you can transfer credits into another university. If you transfer to another university, you may not be able to get the full exemptions to enter into Year 2 of the degree.
- What is the Duration of the Diploma?
- 24 – 30 months
- How is the Diploma Assessed?
- Students will take 25-35 subjects in the diploma.
- It is a mix of Assignments, Coursework, and written examination percentage.
- The diploma programme provides students with relevant, interesting, stimulating and practical experience via a variety of teaching and practical techniques.
- Students will experience different dynamic learning processes are employed in the delivery of a diploma programme, such as lectures, tutorials, computer lab work, team-based project, real life system development, presentations, independent projects supervised by supervisors from university lecturers or industry experts.
- The learning is very much practical oriented.
- How much does the Diploma Cost?
- Depending on the college or university, the Diploma will cost between RM15,000 to RM50,000 total.
- Why Should you Study Diploma?
- The Diploma is technically not a pre-university programme; it is one level below undergraduate degree
- Needs at least 3 credits in SPM to enter the Diploma programme
- Students may apply for the PTPN Loan for Diploma courses. There is no PTPN Loan for Foundation & External Pre-University programmes
- You will study the subjects that you are interested in. The subjects are specific to your field of interest.
- The course is more practical with mixed assessment.
- Upon completion of the Diploma, you may choose to start work or continue on to Year 2 of the related degree.
Diploma Programme – Practical & Specific

Students who are sure of what they want to study can go for a Diploma course. The diploma generally is more practical while a degree course is more theoretical and academic.
The duration of the diploma is 2 years or 2.5 years depending on the university. Some have internships.
After completing your diploma, you can go find a job or continue on to Year 2 of the degree if your college or university offers the degree or you can transfer credits into another university.
Students will take 25-35 subjects in the diploma and it is a mix of Assignments, Coursework, and written examination percentage.
Why Study Diploma?

- The course is more practical with mixed assessment.
- You have at least 3 credits in SPM to enter the Diploma programme
- Students may apply for the PTPN Loan for Diploma courses. There is no PTPN Loan for Foundation & External Pre-University programmes
- You will study the subjects that you are interested in. The subjects are specific to your field of interest.
- Upon completion of the Diploma, you may choose to start work or continue on to Year 2 of the related degree