STPM & SPM 2011 Tips & Trial Papers

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SPM 2011 Tips and Trial Papers

• SPM Timetable (Jadual Waktu SPM)
• Malaysia Students Blog
• How to Score SPM English for Science and Technology (EST) 
• How to Score SPM Chemistry
• How to Score SPM Bahasa Melayu Karangan
• How to Score SPM Bahasa Melayu Pemahaman
• How to Score SPM Pendidikan Moral
• How to Score SPM Mathematics
• Good English Essays
• SPM 2011 English 1119 Model Essays / Sample Essays / Example Essays & Articles
• SPM Descriptive Essays
• SPM Narrative Essays
• SPM Factual Essays
• SPM Reflective Essays
• SPM Single Word Titled Essays
• Analysis of SPM English 1119 Past Years' Questions
• bmspm.net
• Comparison of Question Types in SPM 2011 BM Trial Exams
  (Perbandingan jenis soalan dalam peperiksaan percubaan Bahasa Melayu SPM 2011)
• Kertas 1
• Kertas 2
• Analysis
• Bank Soalan SPM
• Trial SPM (Percubaan SPM 2011)
• Pahang
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English / BI Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Physics Q&A
• Biology Q&A
• Science Q&A
• P. Akaun Q&A
• P. Islam Q&A
• Economi Asas Q&A
• B. Cina Q&A
• Geografi Q&A
• Perdagangan Q&A
• PSV Q&A
• Perlis
• Physics Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Biology Q&A
• B. Melayu Q&A
• English / BI Q&A
• B. Cina Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• ICT Q&A
• P. Islam Q&A
• Ekonomi Asas Q&A
• P. Moral Q&A
• Science Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Kelantan
• Physics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• P. Akaun Q&A
• Ekonomi Asas Q&A
• Pulau Pinang
• Sejarah Q&A
• ERT Q&A
• Selangor
• Additional Mathematics Q&A (Paper 1 No Answer)
• P. Moral Q&A (Paper 1 No Answer)
• Melaka
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• B. Melayu Q&A
• Ekonomi Asas Q&A
• English Q&A
• P. Islam Q&A
• Perdagangan Q&A
• Science Q&A
• Geografi Q&A
• Tasawwur Islam Q&A
• Terengganu
• P. Islam Q&A
• Perdagangan Q&A
• PSV Q&A
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English / BI Q&A
• Biology Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Physics/Fizik Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Science Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Tasawwur Q&A
• B. Cina Q&A
• P. Kejuruteraan Mekanikal Q
• P. Kejuruteraan Elektrik dan Elektronik Q
• Prinsip Perakaunan Q
• Negeri Sembilan
• Biology Q&A
• Physics Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Add Maths Q&A
• B. Melayu Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• English Q&A
• ERT Q&A
• Kesusasteraan Melayu Q&A
• P. Akaun Q&A
• P. Islam Q&A
• P. Moral Q&A
• Perdagangan Q&A
• Pendidikan Seni Visual Q&A
• Science Q&A
• Tasawwur Islam Q&A
• Sarawak
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Sabah
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Perak
• Biology Q
• Chemistry Q
• Physics Q&A
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English/BI Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Pendidikan Islam Q&A
• Pendidikan Moral Q&A
• P. Akaun Q
• Bahasa Tamil Q
• Bahasa Cina Q
• Ekonomi Asas Q
• Johor
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English/BI Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Sejarah Q&A
• Biology Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• P. Islam Q&A
• Physics Q&A
• Bahasa Cina Q&A
• P. Moral Q&A
• P. Akaun Q&A
• Kedah
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English/BI Q&A
• Bahasa Cina Q&A
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A 
• Sejarah Q&A
• Physics/Fizik Q&A
• Biology Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Sains Q&A
• Perdagangan Q&A
• Pendidikan Islam Q&A
• Kesusasteraan Melayu Q&A
• SBP (Sekolah Berasrama Penuh)
• Bahasa Melayu Q&A
• English/BI Q&A 
• Mathematics Q&A
• Additional Mathematics Q&A 
• Sejarah Q&A
• Physics/Fizik Q&A
• Chemistry Q&A
• Biology Q&A 
• Prinsip Perakaunan Q&A
• Pendidikan Moral Q&A
• Pendidikan Islam Q&A 
• Lukisan Kejuruteraan Q&A
• Teknologi Kejuruteraan Q&A
• CIKGU AZID DOT COM
• Form 4 and 5 SPM History Notes (Nota Sejarah Tingkatan 4 dan 5)
• Edu Joshuatly
• SPM 2011 trial questions (soalan percubaan SPM)
• Terengganu
• Kedah
• Perak
• Johor
• Negeri Sembilan
• afterschool.my
• SPM 2011 Revision Questions: Past Years Question Analysis, SPM Model Question, SPM 2011 Forecast Question
  (Soalan Ulangkaji SPM 2011: Analisis Soalan Tahun Lepas, Model Soalan SPM, Soalan Ramalan SPM 2011)

STPM 2011 Tips and Trial Papers

• STPM Timetable (Jadual Waktu STPM)
• Bank Soalan STPM
• Kuala Lumpur
• Chemistry Paper 1
• Selangor
• Pengajian Am Kertas 2 & answer
• Melaka
• Maths T/S Paper 1
• Maths T Paper 2 & Answer
• Physics & Answer
• Sejarah Kertas 1 & Answer
• Sabah
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• MATHEMATICS T/S PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• MATHEMATICS S PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• CHEMISTRY PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• CHEMISTRY PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• GEOGRAFI PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• GEOGRAFI PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• SEJARAH PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• SEJARAH PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• MAKROEKONOMI & ANSWER
• MIKROEKONOMI & ANSWER
• BAHASA MELAYU PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• BAHASA MELAYU PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• Perak
• PENGAJIAN AM 1 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• PENGAJIAN AM 2 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• SEJARAH 1 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• SEJARAH 2 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• BAHASA MELAYU 1 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• BAHASA MELAYU 2 SKEMA JAWAPAN
• Pahang
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• SEJARAH PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• SEJARAH PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• BAHASA MELAYU PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• BAHASA MELAYU PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• GEOGRAFI ALAM SEKITAR MANUSIA PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• GEOGRAFI ALAM SEKITAR FIZIKAL PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• EKONOMI PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• EKONOMI PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• BIOLOGY PAPER 2
• Pendidikan Seni Visual
• Johor
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 1
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• CHEMISTRY PAPER 1&2 & ANSWER
• GEOGRAFI PAPER 1 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• GEOGRAFI PAPER 2 & SKEMA JAWAPAN
• Terengganu
• MATHEMATICS S/T PAPER 1
• MATHEMATICS T PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• CHEMISTRY PAPER 1 & ANSWER
• CHEMISTRY PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• PHYSICS PAPER 1 & 2 ANSWER
• BIOLOGY PAPER 2 & ANSWER
• BIOLOGY PAPER 2 
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 2
• SYARIAH PAPER 1
• SYARIAH PAPER 2
• USULADDIN PAPER 1
• USULADDIN PAPER 2
• BAHASA ARAB PAPER 1
• BAHASA ARAB PAPER 2
• Kedah
• BIOLOGY PAPER 1
• BIOLOGY PAPER 2
• BIOLOGY ANSWER
• EKONOMI PAPER 1
• BAHASA MELAYU PAPER 2
• PENGAJIAN AM PAPER 2
• PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN PAPER 1
• PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN PAPER 2
• SEJARAH PAPER 1
• Melaka
• SEJARAH PAPER 1 & ANSWER
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Muhyiddin: Malaysia to Attract 200,000 International Students by 2020; Diaspora an Asset to Country

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"It must be reiterated here that people who migrate are not unpatriotic and the government does not view them as such. The Malaysian diaspora is an asset to our country - an asset that we do not want to alienate but an asset that we would like to co-operate with and hopefully entice to return to return in the near future" said Y.A.B. Tan Sri Dato' Hj. Muhyiddin Bin Yassin, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Malaysia during opening speech for Education Nation Conference 2011, a 2 day premier conference which is held on the on the 13th and 14th September 2011 at Royal Chulan, Kuala Lumpur.

This is reflected through the formation of Talent Corp, a government body with a mandate to attract those diaspora back to our country through various enablers, programs and incentives. He also said Malaysia government should co-operate with those diaspora in foreign countries by keeping an open channel via Malaysia embassies.

On the higher education front, the Deputy Minister said that through co-operation with established and renowned institutions abroad, the government intends to make the education sector an economic endeavour by attracting more foreign students. The government aspires to attract at least 200,000 international students by year 2020 which roughly translates into RM 600 billion worth of exchange. Malaysia's strategic regional position forms a melting pot of confluence that allows cross-fertilization of ideas, cultures and civilizational dialogues. This will enable greater understanding of the various aspirations and hope, and for Malaysia, to allow itself to position accordingly in facing challenges that may lie ahead.

The Minister of Education also claimed that Malaysia has possibly the most open and liberal policies anywhere in the world as Malaysia is the early pioneers of twinning programs with foreign institutions long before it become an established form. These programs have been fine-tuned over the last decade or so to not only provide the same quality of education offered in their country of origin, but also at a fraction of the original cost benefitting many Malaysians.

Malaysia Students Blog has attended this conference which has an impressive list of speakers and interesting topics on education in Malaysia.
Session 1: Where has Malaysia’s Talents Gone? : Reassessing how we are educating and preparing our youth for the future The setting up of Talent Corporation is an acknowledgement by the government that we have serious problems with attracting and retaining talent in Malaysia. The importance of effective talent management has put people a.k.a the citizen now at the center of investment and development under
the 10th Malaysia Plan (10MP).
- Is Malaysia struggling to stem ‘brain drain’ as talent departs?
- What are we doing wrong to push our talent away?
- Is Malaysia really lacking talent? Or is it the system?
- Equality in Malaysia’s education system

Panelist:
Jeremaiah Opiniano
Executive Director of the Institute of Migration & Development Issues (IMDI), Philippines

Emeritus Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Khoo Kay Kim
Emeritus Professor, Department of History, University Malaya
Chancellor, Kolej Damansara Utama (KDU)

Mohamad Kamal Haji Nawawi
General Manager for Strategic Programmes, Talent Corporation Malaysia

Moderator Discussant:
Mark E Disney
Chief Operating Officer, London Chamber of Commerce & Industry International Qualification, Asia

Session 2: Education NKEA and KPIs: Transforming Education as an Engine of Growth.
The Development of the Education NKRA agenda aims to widen access to quality and affordable
education and to improve student outcomes to strengthen Malaysia’s economic competitiveness and
move to a high-income knowledge society for Vision 2020. Does Malaysia have the right formula to
achieve these goals?
- The fundamentals of good education for a progressive economy
- The 5 essential shifts of the Education NKEA Transformation
- Education Quality Review and Benchmarks
- Case Study: Finland – Best Education System in the World (UN’s Human Development Index: Education Index 2008)

Speakers:
Prof Keiichi Ogawa
Professor of Economics and Education, Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University Japan & the Former Education Economist at the World Bank, Japan

Timo Karmakallio
Chargé d’Affaires a.i. (Counsellor)Embassy of Finland

Mdm Lok Yim Pheng
Secretary General, National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP), Malaysia

Moderator:
Umapagan Ampikaipakan
Freelance Writer, Book Critic and Radio Deejay at Business FM, Malaysia

Session 3: Upgrading Malaysia to a World-Class Education Hub.
Malaysia’s strategic location, multiracial culture and harmony have made the nation a favourite destination among foreign businesses, tourists and students. However, the growing competition regionally from countries like China, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong and South Korea to be the Education Hub in Asia, will force the nation to rethink its current strategy. How can Malaysia maintain it’s comparative advantage in the region? What does it take to be a World Class Education Hub?
- A global status requires a global mind set
- Prestige, brand and quality: Lesson from the best.
- Case Study: England and Hong Kong

Speakers:
Prof. John MacBeath
Director of Leadership for Learning, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, England

Prof. Dr. der Soz Gumilar R. Somantri
President & Rector, Universitas Indonesia (UI), Indonesia

Dr. Tae-Wan Kim
President, Korean Education Development Institute (KEDI), Korea

Moderator:
Dr. Geoffrey Williams,
Director of the Academy of Responsible Management and Chairman of the Education Committee in the EU Malaysian Chamber of Commerce. Malaysia

Session 4: Technologically Enhanced 21st Century Learning
- Importance of Technology for Globalized Learning
- Challenging the ‘Net Generation’: Can teachers keep up?
- Raising the bar and Closing the gap between Rural and Urban education with Technology

Speakers:
Tony Brandenburg
President, Australian Council of Computers in Education, Canberra, Australia

Prof. Dr. Fong Soon Fook
Professor of Multimedia Education, School of Distance Learning, University Sains Malaysia, Malaysia

Jang, Snag-Hyun, Ph.D
Vice President of Global Education Planning Center, Korea

Session 5: Voices of Our Future Generation
Is our future generation prepared to meet the challenges of the real world? If not, what is missing?
- Malaysian Education in the eyes of the student
- How can it be improved?

President of Student body Council:
Nor Huda Mahmud
Council Member, MASSA Student Association, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia

Prabsimran Singh
President of Student Representative Council, International Medical University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

James Chai
President of Student Representative Council, Curtin University Malaysia, Sarawak Campus, Malaysia

Moderator Discussant:
Christopher Tock
co-founding conveners, Young Corporate Malaysia

Session 6: Employers Debate: Quantity vs Quality of Graduates Moving into the Workforce
In today’s competitive environment, organizations are looking for graduates who have balanced skill set and are capable of demon strating superior performance at work at all levels. In reality majority of graduates produce every year still lack of sufficient knowledge, skills and the basic attributes that are essential to enable them to ‘serve’ themselves or their employers, and the larger society.
- Why are our local graduates not making the ‘grades’?
- Change of Mindset towards the ‘English’ language – the universal language of business.
- Generation Y: Employer’s expectations and reality

Panelist:-
Vimala Bnoo Pathy
Corporate Human Resource, Talent Acquisition, SIEMENS Malaysia

Khairul Azman Yasin
Head of Education & Learning, Human Resources Management Division,
Petroliam Nasional Berhad, Malaysia

Moderator Discussant:-
Sam Haggag
Country Head, Manpower Malaysia

Session 7: World Class Education Institutions – Where do Malaysia’s Schools and Universities stand?
Malaysia’s premier university, University Malaya (UM) has dropped from the top 200 of the prestigious 2010 QS World University Rankings - slipping to 207 this year compared to 180 in year 2009.
- Why are our universities not moving up the ranks? What are the underlying reasons & what can we do about it to raise the bar?

Panelist:
Dr. Mahender Singh
Director of Research for MIT Supply Chain 2020 Project, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Prof. John MacBeath
Director of Leadership for Learning, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, England

Prof Robin Pollard
Pro-Vice Chancellor & President of Monash University, Malaysia Campus

Jiang Xueqin
Director & Deputy Principal, Peking University, High School, China

Prof. Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Dzulkifli Abdul Razak
Vice Chancellor, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), Penang, Malaysia

Moderator Discussant:
Mark E Disney
Chief Operating Officer, London Chamber of Commerce & Industry International Qualification, Asia

Session 8: Affordable Education: Lower Quality?
Every year new private colleges and universities are popping up in Malaysia to cater to the local market and the growing influx of foreign students coming to Malaysia to study. Yet every year Malaysia is faced with a growing problem of unemployed graduates from both the public and private higher education institutions. Who should be responsible for the rate on unemployed graduates? The students? The government? Or the institutions producing these graduates?
- Private vs Public Education
- Why are parents willing to pay top dollar to send their children abroad to further their studies?

Speakers:
Dr. Siva Ananthan
Educationist Advisor, CTT Global Consultants, Malaysia.

Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim
Chairman, Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia

Keeran Sivarajah
Co-Founder and Executive Director of Teach For Malaysia

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Education Nation Conference 2011 "Paving the Educational Roadmap for Malaysia & Asia"

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Education is an important catalyst in developing talented, relevant, skilful and sufficient manpower to a nation. The future of a nation depends greatly on their education. The most advanced nations in the world have always prioritized and understood the importance of education as a panacea for competitive advantage to strengthen competitiveness, employment and social cohesion and mobility in their nation. Education has played a vital role in developing and transforming Malaysia into a key player in the global economy. It has always been a vital component of Malaysia’s development agenda and even more so now as the nation’s deadline to become a high-income developed nation by 2020 approaches.

Today, however, Malaysia’s growth is stunted by the departure of its people, in particular the highly skilled workforce bracket that are leaving to neighbouring and far off nations for better opportunities, compensation and relief from the sense of social injustice lingering back home. An estimate of one million Malaysian has migrated to other nations since 2000, a third of them are ‘Brain Drain’ –the migration of talent to other nations.

Asian World Summit Sdn Bhd (AWS) is organizing a 2 day premier conference namely EDUCATION NATION CONFERENCE 2011 with the theme "Paving the Educational Roadmap for Malaysia and Asia" which is held on the on the 13th and 14th September 2011 at Royal Chulan, Kuala Lumpur.

The summit is supported by the following organizations:
1. Ministry of Education, Malaysia
2. University of Nottingham
3. Institute of Chartered Accountants if England and Wales
4. Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology
5. Statworks (M) Sdn Bhd
6. Parent Action Group on Education (PAGE)
7. Teach for Malaysia
8. National Association of Private Educational Institutions

The 2-day program comprises of 32 local and international speakers. The topics that will be covered in depth are:-

• Where has Malaysia’s Talents Gone?
• Education NKEA and KPIs: Transforming Education as an Engine of Growth
• Upgrading Malaysia to a World-Class Education Hub.
• Technologically Enhanced 21st Century Learning
• Voices of Our Future Generation
• Employers Debate: Quantity vs Quality of Graduates Moving into the Workforce
• World Class Education Institutions – Where do Mlaysia’s Schools and Universities stand?
• Affordable Education: Lower Quality?

The program is structured to be interactive via dialogues sessions, moderator discussants, panel discussions and Q&A sessions with delegates.

Malaysia Students Blog is attending this conference and will be covering some of the topics. Read www.Malaysia-Students.com for more updates.

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UM Ranked at 167 in QS World University Rankings 2011 (UKM: 279, USM: 335, UPM: 358)

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Source: London-based QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) World University Rankings Year 2011

Rank    University
1          Cambridge University,UK
2          Harvard University, US
3          Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
4          Yale University, US
5          Oxford University, UK
6          Imperial College London, UK
22        University of Hong Kong
25        University of Tokyo
28        National University of Singapore (NUS)
58        Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
167      Universiti Malaya (UM)
279      Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
335      Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)
358      Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)

The Star Online wrote:

QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) Ltd Intelligence Unit head Ben Sowter said QS conducts and compiles the annual World University Rankings, which is an annual league table of the top universities in the world.

The rankings are based on data gathered and measured in academic peer review, employer reputation review, international faculty ratio, international student ratio, student faculty ratio, and citations per faculty.

On UM's improvement, Sowter said it was the only Malaysian institution to have improved in its academic, employer scores and international aspects this year

He said UKM lost ground in the employer reputation review and citations per faculty but improved in academic reputation.

UM vice-chancellor Prof Tan Sri Dr Ghauth Jasmon said the policy to have academics and postgraduate students improved their quality of research and to have their output published in the Thomson Institute for Scientific Information indexed journals was paying off.

“This is a key policy that will continue under my administration so the promise of getting UM into the Top 100 in the QS World University Rankings will be achieved by 2015,” he said

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2011 Exam Dates (Tarikh Peperiksaan) and UPSR & PMR Tips

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Update: 2011 STPM trial papers and SPM tips are available now.

Upcoming Examination Dates
Primary School Assesment Test (Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah, or UPSR)
UPSR 2011: September 13 - 15

Lower Secondary Assessment (Penilaian Menengah Rendah, or PMR)
PMR 2011: October 4-6, 10-11

Malaysian Certificate of Education (Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, or SPM)
SPM 2011: November 14 - December 14
SPM 2011 Timetable (Jadual Waktu Peperiksaan SPM 2011)

Malaysian Higher School Certificate (Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia, or STPM)
STPM 2011:
Oral - September 20 - 22, 27 - 29
Written - 21 November - 15 December
STPM 2011 Timetable (Jadual Waktu Peperiksaan STPM 2011)

Malaysian Higher Religious Certificate (Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia, or STAM)
STAM 2011:
Oral - July 11 - 14, 18 - 21
Written - October 12 - 13, 17 - 19

Malaysian University English Test (MUET)
MUET 2011 Year End Exam:
Oral - October 11 - 13, 18 - 20
Written - November 19

Source: Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia: Takwim Peperiksaan Tahun 2011

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