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thats so nice to hear! im rly glad that this video serves its purpose haha!! thanks so much for the comment :))

nope! there's no personal questions asked, only scenario based questions for my batch (online). however, the format might change for physical interview :) all the best!!

hello! i'm currently studying medicine in monash malaysia :)

Yes, a lvls syllabus is definitely harder im 100% sure😭😭 the syllabus of a levels is WAYYY harder than ausmat since it’s a 1.5 -2 year program. Their syllabus is more extensive and cover more than ausmat. However I would say that ausmat is the hardest amongst all one year course like mufy, foundation and cimp based on my friends testimonial and comparison ❤ the hardest thing about ausmat is not the syllabus but the consistent performance in every small exams and assignments! Hope this helps!

@@yeee2172 so do you mean Ausmat is slightly easier than A level?

​@@elynnlee8250 it depends from person to person. since i didn't take a levels and doesn't really know in depth about their syllabus/timetable etc. so idt i could give u advice on this. here's what i think: if u are an exam oriented person, go for a levels as there are more resources available online to score well in the exam. a lvls give you more options of uni compared to ausmat as it is more globally recognised. if u want to save time in pre-u and don't mind taking small tests for the 50% coursework marks and sit for an external paper in the end of the year which represents 50% external examination marks, go for ausmat. it really depends on which uni you wanna go to after pre-u. if you're aiming for ivy league schools, go for a lvls. may i know what are your concerns right now? i'll help as far as i could :)

Yes yes!! I also got the conditional offer before I got my results for ausmat 🥰 they will process the full offer after receiving your final a levels results so don’t worry about that!

Thank you so much ❤❤

@@cherrycloudies helloo! thanks so much for supporting 🥰❤️

Hello! Thanks for the comment 🙏🏻 for sem 1 we have class every day, with minimum of 2 hrs to max 6 hrs. All our lectures are recorded and we only go campus when there are practical/ pbl/ active learning classes. As for sem 2 we have one off day every week, mostly Monday or Fridays. Hope this helps, and welcome to med sch 💪

@@yeee2172 thank you so much for your reply. So how many days a week did you have to go to the campus in semester 1? 😅

@@irisbang1905 for my group, I go to campus every day for sem 1, which is Monday - Friday 👍🏻

Yess that’s definitely the best choice, which is to apply for unis that offer direct intake! However pls do note that their application dates vary from one uni to another ya it’s not the same as vtac uac or satac. I dont think they take IGCSE results into consideration tho! As long as you did well in ausmat there shouldn’t be an issue 😙 also, do check their entry requirements for direct intake as it is usually much much higher than undergrad entry. All the best!! 💪💪

Look who’s hereeee 😚❤

hmm i'm not so sure about this for international students. however for domestic students (malaysian) should be >18y/o since you can only sit for SPM at the age of 18.

@@yeee2172 im malaysian. Actually i got asasi sains in UM 10 years ago but i refused the offer due to some circumstances. Now i am thinking of doing mbbs. I got foundation in science, but my age is now 29.

@@mohdanis9952 I see! I think you could call or send an email to UM to ask for more information :) hope to hear good news from you!

Hmm, i don't think there are such scholarships in IMU which is based on your results in past semesters. From what I know, their scholarships are only given at an entry level, which is based on your pre-u results and household income. And only 2 students are offered full scholarship for MBBS programme (local pathway), where each one is for "financial need scholarship" and "merit scholarship". However, feel free to send their admission office an email to confirm the info! Hope this helps :))

nope! but most of the unis require you to take at least one maths: MAA/MAM/MAS. MAS must be taken with MAM.

I want to app Bachelor of computer science 😅

hello there! so sorry!! i only know about Medicine and not so sure what's the pathway to get a computer science internship in Aus. from what i know, monash malaysia students can get the chance to do twinning/exchange programs with Monash Australia and secure an internship in Aus. for more information, feel free to look through uni websites and see whether they will help students get internships. comp sci viewers can also help our friend here for his/her queries :)) all the best!

@@yeee2172tks❤

sunway will give their students free past year papers and 2 online meetings to discuss the answers/ question style etc, i'm not so sure abt other institution though! for me I just did the questions over and over again and did not buy official isat materials :)

hello, do you think you could share these past questions? it’d be really helpful 😭🫶🏻

@@abbas.workshop Helloo please send me an email for thiss @ studyeefilms@gmail.com

@@yeee2172 thanksss🫶🏻✨

helloo!! thanks so much for the comment :D yep! i had undergone interviews from imu and monash, and I made videos for the interview + application process!! pls check out my channel for relevant videos and hope you could find them helpful :)) btw congrats on completing spm!

hello! if you are planning only to study in Monash Malaysia/Australia, it would be wiser to take MUFY (easier syllabus, easier scoring and easier to get scholarships in Monash). however, if u would like to aim for higher ranked australian, singaporean or malaysian private/public unis, it is better to take ausmat since they are more recognisable than MUFY. hope this helps!

Hey! Thanks for the comment :)) there are a lot of reasons why I chose monash over imu, but the main one is that monash medical graduates could directly work in Australia without needing to take additional tests. For imu, unless we take the partner medical school programme, imu’ local degree is not recognised in aus. Personally, I’m planning to work in aus afterwards hahaha XD other factors includes study environment, lecturers, facilities and events!!

@@yeee2172Ah I see, thank you for your response! All the best in your journey to becoming a doctor 😁

hii thank uu so much for the comment. To answer your question, yes! I am planning on starting my career in Australia, specialise there then return to Malaysia to serve the people here:)) I heard from my professor that it is rather competitive for Australia to take in intern doctors from foreign countries, so we must enrich ourselves more throughout med school such as research assistant etc.

hope to see u in campus next year!!

@@yeee2172 thank you so much!!! Hope to see you soon! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

@@yeee2172 oh by the way..how’s the teaching and stuff there? Are the lecturers okay??? Thank youuu

@@lawun6996 it’s really really good. The lecturers are all super experienced and qualified. Not to mention that students here are all really smart and most importantly not competitive towards each other at all. We learn from each other and the study atmosphere here is really comfortable and nice. This is my honest opinion and is def not advocating for monash okie HAHAHAAHAH

Hiii congratulations for getting the interview offer!!! To answer your question, nope! The link will bring you to a portal and just enter the username and password attached in the email they sent you. No need to create any account for it don’t worry :)) I think it’s best to use a laptop to do it instead of using an ipad. All the best for your interview!!

May I also know whether there will be an interviewer as well?

​@@yeee2172Thank you so much for your advice 😭✨🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️

The interview questions are recorded by the lecturers so you’ll see their face but they are not physically there talking to you 😂😂 the video will automatically be played once the 1 min break ends. If I rmb correctly you won’t be able to like replay the video to view again. But!! The questions will be posted in words in the chat box so can just read from there yaa

how did it went@@SSuzu-uz2md

Thank you for the comment! Yes, students are required to wear semi-formal attire for our English oral presentations. I doubt if they would be really strict on that but I rmb myself wearing a plain sweater and black jeans 🫣 Also, the presentations are one-to-one which allows introverts (like me) to give in our full potential hehehe

So sorry! Im keeping it private,, however if you have any qs pls don’t hesitate to contact me through email or here in the comments section 😼

For me it’s really challenging even for the top achievers 😭 we have to be super consistent in each weighted assessments. However if you could manage your time well and study smart there shouldn’t be a problem! It really depends on which uni you aim, and also whether you are exam based or coursework(small tests) based! 😇

@@yeee2172won’t I get free time? Or is it so much hard to pass as an average type student? Cause I’m very bad at math

It actually depends on which maths you take. Maths applications are relatively easier than methods (which consist 80% calculus). May I know what are you deciding to pursue after pre-u?