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Great session. My son got BNM Kijang, YUEM, JPA, YTP-Mara, YOMJ and Petronas. All offers are for overseas placement. I asked him how the hell did he managed to get that many offer? His answer was simple..”polish on your soft skills. Soft skills. Not just getting 10A+ dad.” Hahaha. 😅

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hi im just here to say thanks to you guys for the video and the tips. It really helped me a lot and I did get a scholarship last year using some of the tips

Thanks for sharing your experience. Hope to be one of you entering prestigious universities :-)

It’s not easy to be a chairman for group discussion I’ve been chairman and we need to think many questions for the participants to answer. And thanks again for this video it give me high hope on my last interview for hongleong scholarship that I need to wait 1 and a Half month. I hope I’ll get it base on merit and I’ve been so lucky to be able selected as participants by than over 1381 students that applied only 11 have been chosen for the interview.I really hope I’ll be the one they choose for scholarship in this year.pray for me guys and thank you so much .

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1:25:34 As a BNM scholar who has graduated and is currently serving time in BNM, I just wanna say that you will find "secured employment" for 10 years (that's how long BNM bonds their scholars) as a much much less attractive option once you find out (whether in the UK or the US) that there are wayyy better opportunities out there that could pay you 10x of what you'll earn in BNM (a popular misconception is BNM pays in top brackets; they don't). It has been my biggest and most expensive mistake I've ever made in my life to have signed up 10 years of my life to BNM, because even if I wanted to leave or quit BNM at this juncture, it would mean breaching my contract and paying off a ridiculous amount of money (that could easily mean >RM900k depending on where you study). I'm not necessarily saying that bonds are bad (okay, maybe I am saying that haha) but bonding you for 1/3 of your life (once you reach 30 which would be roughly your age at the end of your bond) is ridiculous. They're squeezing you as much as they can for their money, and you're now trapped because 18-year-old you thought that having "job security" is all there is to life. And of course, dapat scholarship BNM kot, sounds prestigious, right? lol My advice is, try to avoid making premature decisions that would affect a significant portion of your life (10 years is a long, long time) before experiencing enough what life has to offer (which could mean better pay, better working conditions etc). I wish you all the best of luck.

Thank you for the insightful session! I really learned a lot (& did lots of note-taking) from the panellists and the moderator. It is the realistic and practical points that set this session apart from the other forums. I truly appreciate the extra efforts everyone had put in to make this forum a huge success. I believed those who've watched this forum (to the end) are also benefited from it as much as I did. Once again, thank you and stay safe everyone!

In term of difficulty, IB > A-level > AUSMAS / Foundation. Take IB if you can cope with it, it is the best uni preparation course in the world. Otherwise take A-level as it can lead you to study medicine degree in UK (or any part of the world) if result is good enough. AUSMAS is better than foundation as it is accepted by more uni, but AUSMAT is not as tough as A-level and IB, hence less recognition.

wow very nice

This is great info

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More graduates should be involved full-time in the media industry, not just "white collar" jobs. It's not merely in journalism, but in other areas - lots of fields to explore in this industry (e.g: advertising, designing, business development, broadcasting, content managers etc.). Well done, Azeem and Naylee. :-)

just a reminder, don't mind me 59:18

for keepsake purposes, dont mind me 1:21:37

for keepsake timestamp, heheh dont mind me... 29:05

Useful. Good luck to my interview 😤

starts at 5:26

i hope both sides of the pillows of all of the speakers here and the people running this youtube channel are cold ❤

omg i just realised hasya atiyah is the one who had the debate with syed saddiq 😭

I am the 14,000th viewer, thanks for your video! It is so informative.

THANK YOU 😭 im here after applying for sime darby scholarship so wish me luck

can you please delete this video

wow yall guys really future tokoh of Malaysia! keep it up!

Right! 3 out of 4 are extroverts, hahaha see me suffer.

My scholarship interview took around 17 minutes.Is that ok for excelling in it?

Our second speaker is Muhammad Irfan Subtitle: Our second speaker is mama earphone

Thank you guys so much ❤️😊🙏

really thank u guys for this useful information..we really need this.

Congrats Pavithran!

great moderator intro for all the penalist! qualified panel indeed

this was very well done! thank you :D

Ada any contact dgn mereka x?ig or wassap