Matriculation Programme.

 

Introduction

Matriculation Division Address

Application Process

 

Introduction

 

The most common meaning for matriculation refers to the formal process of entering a university or commonly known as pre-university. In Malaysia, students who have completed their Secondary School education can pursue to further their education in University. They will undergo pre- university study before enrolling into University. There are two routes to enter public universities.

 

Matriculation is one of the two major pre-university systems for admission to Malaysian public universities. The other is a STPM programme conducted by the Ministry of Education.

 

Most Bumiputras opt for matriculation programme. Ninety percent of the places in the matriculation programme is reserved for Bumiputras while the remaining 10% are distributed among non-bumiputras. This has become a source of contention because matriculation students, who will enter university one year earlier compared with their STPM peers, are considered on equal standing with STPM only in Malaysia for the purpose of university admission though it is significantly easier than STPM with a streamed down Form 6 syllabus.

 

The vision and mission of Matriculation Division, is to become an excellent generator of quality Bumiputera Students for Higher Education Institution in professional sector; and to ensure Matriculation Program achieve the level of excellent as well as outstanding all the time and approved by Higher Education Institution local and overseas.

 

The objectives of Matriculation Division are to produce sufficient Bumiputera Matriculation graduates for first degree program in professional sector such as science, technology, accountancy etc; to build human being with noble character, knowledgeable, creative, and an excellent competitor as written and concealed in National Education Philosophy to become support professional Bumiputera and future leaders in Higher Education Institution local and overseas; and to increase students knowledge and skills to fill-in the space in particular sector among Bumiputera in this country.

 

Address:

Bahagian Matrikulasi, Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia, Aras 6 & 7, Blok E 15, Parcel E,

Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan Malaysia, 62604 Putrajaya.

Phone number: 03-8884 4083 

Fax number: 03-8884 4028.

Website: http://www.moe.gov.my/bmkpm

E-mail address:webmaster@bm.matrik.edu.my

 

Application:


Students may apply for admission into local matriculation programme during their form five before sitting for SPM exams via their respective secondary
schools.
 

Entry requirements:
90% of the places are reserved for the bumiputeras, and the other 10% for the non-bumiputeras. The selection criteria are not publicly declared. Actual SPM exam results will be used. Generally students living in rural areas stand a higher chance to be accepted.
 

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)
 

Fee: Free (All expenses paid by government)
 

Intake: May
 

Recognised and accepted: Local public universities