Monday, 21 March 2016

The Basics

Malaysians can skip this part and go to Part 2: Prepping for the One Year War

What is SPM?
The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), or the Malaysian Certificate of Education, is a national examination taken by all fifth-year secondary school students in Malaysia.

Equivalents:
O-Level
General Certificate of Secondary Education(GCSE)
11th grade in American's K–12 (education)

What is a compulsory pass subject?
It refers to subjects which all SPM candidates have to pass. If a student fails a compulsory pass subject, he/she is considered to have failed SPM. Students can choose to retake these subjects during the SPM Ulangan if they failed it.

Compulsory pass subjects
Bahasa Melayu(BM)
Sejarah(SJ)

What is a core/compulsory subject?
It refers a subject that must be taken by all SPM candidates. The only exceptions are Pendidikan Moral & Pendidikan Islam which depends on the students' religion and Science which is only compulsory for students in the Commerce, and Literature and Arts streams.

Core/compulsory subjects
CodeSubject (Official name)Subject (English name)Examination language
1103Bahasa MelayuMalay languageMalay
1119Bahasa InggerisEnglish languageEnglish
1223Pendidikan Islam
(For all Muslim students)
Islamic StudiesMalay
1225Pendidikan Moral
(For all Non-Muslim students)
Moral Studies (also Moral Education)Malay
1249SejarahHistoryMalay
1449MathematicsMathematicsEnglish and Malay
1511Science
(For students in the Commerce, and Literature and Arts streams only)
ScienceEnglish and Malay

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