The status of application to public institutions of
higher learning (IPTA) and premier polytechnics for those who have
completed their Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) are announced on 10 May
2014
Students can checked their status by calling
1- 03-88706767 (Hotline)
2- 03-88706777 (Helpline)
3- 03-88706755/6766 (general line)
They can also check by surfing the websites
1- http://upu.moe.gov.my
2- https://jpt.utm.my
3- http://jpt.uum.edu.my
4- https://jpt.unimas.my
5- http://jpt.ums.edu.my
or through the short messaging service (sms) by typing UPU RESULT
(identity car number) and sent to 15888.
For those who fail to get offer to the IPTA or the premier polytechnics,
they could appeal through the e-Rayuan which would open from May 16. The
closing date is May 26, 2014
Secretarial Science
Diploma Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
Five (5) credits which include Bahasa Malaysia and English.
Aircraft Maintenance
Dip loma Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass SPM or SPM (V) and candidates must obtain six (6) credits which
include the following subjects:
A credit in Bahasa Malaysia
A credit in English
A credit in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics
A credit in Physics or Science
Entry Requirements
(A) Entry Requirements for SPM / SPM(V) Students Applying for Full-time
Certificate and Diploma Courses :
Engineering / Information Technology / Design and Visual
Communication / Food Technology Fields
Certificate Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
A credit in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a pass in one (1)
subject from the Science / Technology /
Vocational groupings OR
A pass in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a credit in one (1)
subject from the Science / Technology /
Vocational groupings
Diploma Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
A pass in English
Five (5) credits including:
* Mathematics or Additional Mathematics
* One (1) subject from the Science / Technology / Vocational group
* Any three (3) other subjects in which credits have not been considered
Commerce and Hospitality Fields
Certificate Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
A credit in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a pass in one (1)
subject from the Science/ Technology / Vocational / Professional
Literature groupings OR
A pass in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a credit in one (1)
subject from the Science / Technology / Vocational / Professional
Literature groupings
Diploma Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
A pass in English
Five (5) credits including:
* Mathematics or Additional Mathematics
* Any four (4) other subjects in which credits have not been considered
| Level of Courses | Duration of Study | Course Commencement |
| Certificate | 2 years (4 semesters) | June and December each year |
| Diploma | 3 years (6 semesters) |
The teaching and learning process is conducted through lectures, tutorials and hands-on work including individual and group projects. Assessment is through course work and written examinations that are held at the end of each semester. Besides these, each student is required to undergo industrial training (for one semester). Industrial training helps expose students to the real working environment and provide opportunities for students to relate theoretical knowledge to practical understanding. The training normally encompasses one semester, usually in Semester 3 at the Certificate Level and Semester 4 at the Diploma Level.
Quality education and training is ensured through commitment and total
involvement of highly-qualified and well-trained teams of lecturers.
Certificate
| Semester | Level |
| 1 | 1 |
| 2 | 2 |
| 3 | Industrial Training |
| 4 | 3 |
Diploma
| Semester | Level |
| 1 | 1 |
| 2 | 2 |
| 3 | 3 |
| 4 | Industrial Training |
| 5 | 4 |
| 6 | 5 |
Entry Requirements for Sijil Kemahiran
Malaysia (SKM) Students Applying for Certificate in Engineering
Malaysian citizen
Pass SKM Level 2 in related to the course applied for and fulfill the
following minimum conditions:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia at SPM level
A pass in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics at SPM level
A pass in one (1) subject from the Science / Technology / Vocational
groupings at SPM level
Possess at least ONE (1) year work experience in related field
Entry Requirements for Students with
Special Needs Applying for Skill Certificate Programme
Malaysian citizen
Must have completed Form 5 at Special Education School or Special
Education Integrated Programme from the Ministry of Education, Malaysia.
(Note: Polytechnics offer skill certificate programmes for students with
special needs)
Entry Requirements for Bridging Programme
Malaysian citizen
Pass the Community College Certificate related to the course applied
for and fulfill the following minimum conditions:
Possess a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.90 or above in the
final semester
Possess at least ONE (1) year's working experience
(Note: The Bridging Programme enables students with a MoHE Community
College Certificate to pursue a Post Certilicate programme at MoHE
Polytechnics)
Polytechnics and Community colleges are public-funded
higher educational institutions that offer technical and vocational
courses of study to upper-secondary school leavers, leading to the award
of diploma and certificate qualifications.
Since 1 January 2005, these two groups of institutions have been managed
by the Department of Polytechnic and Community College Education,
Ministry of Higher Education.
Polytechnics and the community colleges offer SPM school leavers
Technical and Vocational courses.
Polytechnic education was introduced in Malaysia through the Colombo
Plan in 1969. In its endeavour to meet the growing demand for skilled
human capital, the Ministry of Higher Education is constantly upgrading
the country's polytechnic system. In 2009 there are 24 polytechnics in
Malaysia
These polytechnics will provide more skilled semi-professionals in
engineering, commerce and hospitality fields at Diploma and Certificate
levels to meet the demand of the public and private sectors.
There ore two intakes per year for SPM / SPMfV) students. At each
intake, polytechnics offer about 21,400 places to these groups of
qualification holders. Polytechnics offer 24 Certificate courses, 45
Diploma courses in various disciplines and 12 bridging courses. It also
offers courses for special needs (five special skills programes). In
July 2007, there are about 83,000 full-time students studying in
Polytechnics nationwide. By year 2010, it is projected to hove 27
polytechnics.
> Vision
To be a centre of excellence in education in the fields of
engineering, commerce and hospitality, and to produce graduates who are
competent, ethical and responsible, in line with the National Education
Philosophy.
> Mission
To produce quality manpower at the semi-professional level to
fulfil the needs of the public and private sectors in Malaysia.
Programmes Offered
The polytechnics offer full-time Certificate and Diploma courses
in the fields of engineering; commerce, tourism and hospitality; visual
communication, information technology, graphics, industrial design and
clothing as well as bridging courses for community college certificate
holders. Under the Department of Engineering, there are 'Special Skills
Certificate' courses like Civil Construction, Hotel and Catering,
Fashion Design and Clothing, Graphic Design, and Mechanical Maintenance
which are for those who have completed Form 5 at Special Education
School.
These courses are currently conducted in Bahasa Malaysia and English and
have all been approved by the Public Services Department (PSD).
The duration for certificate level courses are two years (four
semesters) while the duration for diploma courses are three years (six
semesters) with the exception of Diploma in Marine Engineering (four
years) and Diploma in Secretarial Science (two years). There are two
intakes in a year in the months of June and December.
Application Process
Application for admission into the polytechnic can be mode
online. There are two admissions in a year i.e. July Session and January
Session.
Online applications can be made at www.politeknik.edu.my
Applicants are required to purchase a Personal Identification Number
(PIN) from any Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) branch nationwide. The PIN
costs RM6.00
Applicants or their representatives need to produce the applicant's
identification card / MyKad when purchasing their PIN
Applicants must utilise their PIN and ID card / MyKAD number to access
and complete the e-Borang (the PIN is valid for one year and is for one
applicant only)
Fee Structure
Academic (tuition) fee per semester - RM200.00
Other fees - To be determined by the respective Polytechnic, and is
approximately RM500.
Hostel / Accommodation
Hostel accommodation is available at RM60 per semester. All
polytechnics have hostel accommodation with the exception of Koto
Polytechnic. However, the capacity of the hostels is limited.
Health / Medical Check-Up
Successful applicants are required to undergo a medical check-up
done by the government or private doctors to ensure that they are in
good health. The medical cost is borne by the applicant.
Financial Assistance
Students at the certificate level are eligible for study loans
from the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia, State or Government
Foundations, or other fund sponsors. Diploma students can obtain study
loan from PTPTN, JPA and other government agencies.
Facilities
The polytechnics are equipped with laboratories, workshops,
lecture theotres, internet centres, libraries and classrooms for
engineering, computing and science. Apart from these, there are
excellent sports facilities for student recreation besides a host of
associations and clubs which promote social and cross-cultural
activities on the campus.
Timbalan Ketua Pengarah (Pengurusan
Politeknik)
Sektor Pengurusan Politeknik
Jabatan Pengajian Politeknik Dan Kolej Komuniti
Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi Malaysia
Aras 6, Blok El 4, Parcel E, Presint 1
Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan
62505 Putrajaya, Malaysia
Tel: 03-8883 6523 Fax: 03-8883 6561
Website:
http://www.politeknik.edu.my
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Politeknik Kuching Sarawak |
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Politeknik Ungku Omar Jalan Raja Musa Mahadi, 31400 Ipoh, Perak. Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bandar Darulaman, 06000 Jitra, Kedah. Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Johor Bahru Km. 10, Jalan Kong Kong, 81700 Pasir Gudang, Johor Darul Takzim.
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Politeknik Kota, Melaka No. 2, Jalan PPM 10, Plaza Pandan Malim, Balai Panjang, 75250 Melaka.
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Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Km. 8, Jalan Paka, 23000 Dungun, Terengganu.
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Politeknik Sultan Azlan Shah Behrang Stesen, 35950 Behrang, Perak
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Politeknik Sultan Idris Shah Sungai Lang, 45100 Sungai Air Tawar, Selangor
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Politeknik Muadzam Shah Jln Istana Pelanti, 27600 Muadzam Shah, Pahang Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Balik Pulau D/A Politeknik Seberang Perai. Jalan Permatang Pauh, 13500 Permatang Pauh, Pulau Pinang.
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Politeknik Nilai N. Sembilan Lot A11, Kompleks Perniagaan Kuarters KLIA, 71800 Nilai, Negeri Sembilan. Pegawai HEP(PD): Ustaz Mohd Azli bin Adnan Tel : 019-2852464 |
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Politeknik Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Kota Bharu Km. 24, Kok Lanas, 16450 Ketereh, Kelantan. Pegawai HEP(PD): Tn. Hj. Nik Mazlan bin Nik Husain Tel : 09-7889344 Fax: 09-7888739 |
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Politeknik Kota, Kuala Terengganu Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Merlimau Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Tuanku Sultanah Bahiyah Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Politeknik Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Pegawai HEP(PD): |
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Polytechnic and Community College
Education
Education and training at Polytechnics and Community Colleges are
to fulfill the human capital needs of Malaysia through strategic
management, relevant and dynamic curricula, effective training and
career development programmes, based on the National Education
Philosophy.
The Polytechnics and Community Colleges serve as alternative paths for
high school graduates to further their education apart from public
universities.
| Provides relevant technological or entrepreneurial education and training. These are aimed at upgrading basic skills as well as to promote research and development projects in collaboration with businesses and industries. | Aim to provide life-long learning opportunities for the community and high school graduates particularly those who study under the vocational stream. Students will be trained, re-skilled or up-skilled, leading to the award of certificate qualification. |
Malaysia premier polytechnics in 2010 :
1) Politeknik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah in Shah Alam
(Selangor),
2) Politeknik Ungku Omar in Ipoh (Perak)
3) Politeknik Johor Baru (Johor).
The three premier polytechnics are said to focus on technical programmes
in niche fields which address the needs of the services industry.
Many courses which cater to the needs of the services industry are in
the pipeline and the ministry is targeting a polytechnic enrolment of
119, 000 students by 2015 through this initiative.
To upgrade the quality of polytechnics, diploma and higher diploma
programmes will be given priority and certificate-level courses will no
longer be offered from the July 2010 academic intake.
The ministry has targeted an increase of diploma students to 87, 440 in
2012 a 30% increase from the 2009 figure of 60, 840.
34% of polytechnic teaching staff should receive at least a basic degree
in their field of specialization.
Entry Requirements
(A) Entry Requirements for SPM / SPM(V) Students
Applying for Full-time Certificate and Diploma Courses
Engineering / Information Technology / Design and Visual Communication /
Food Technology Fields
Certificate Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
A credit in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a pass in one (1)
subject from the Science / Technology / Vocational groupings OR
A pass in Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and a credit in one (1)
subject from the Science / Technology / Vocational groupings
Diploma Level
Malaysian citizen
Pass the SPM or SPM (V) and fulfill the following minimum
requirements:
1 - A pass in Bahasa Malaysia
2 - A pass in English
3 - Five (5) credits including:
1* Mathematics or Additional Mathematics
2 One (1) subiecl from the Science / Technology /Vocational group
3 Any three (3) other subjects in which credits hove not been considered