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jane.jiaen: STPM 2nd hand books, <b><b>past years</b></b <b>...</b> - Blog <b>Muet</b> Posted: 30 Jan 2014 09:21 PM PST i was a 2010/2011 stpm student. i wanted to sell away all my stpm books. e-mail me (jane.jiaen@hotmail.com) if you're interested. STPM SYLLABUS BOOKS (international books) stpm syllabus books simply means stpm textbook. all the information will refer to the stpm textbook instead of reference book if there's any confusion. the informations of stpm reference books are extracted from stpm textbook. Chemistry: The Central Science (9th ed.) author: Brown, T. L., LeMay Jr, H. E., Bursten, B. E., &amp; Burdge, J. R. Publisher: Pearson Education, 2003. condition: photo stated copy (2 books), clean.  price: RM 49.90 Chemistry in Context (5th ed.) author: Hill G. &amp; Holman J., publisher: Nelson Thornes, 2000. condition: photostated copy(1 book), clean price: RM 49.90 Advanced Biology: Principles and Applications (2nd ed,2000) author: Clegg, C. J. &amp; Mackean, D. G., publisher: John Murray condition: photostated copy (1 book),clean. price: RM 49.90 Biological Science 1 (2nd ed, 1990) author: Green, N. P. O., Stout, G. W., &amp; Taylor, D. J., condition: photostated copy (1 book), clean publisher: CambridgeUniversity Press, 1990 condition: photostated copy (1book), clean price: RM 44.90 Biological Science 2 (2nd ed, 1990) author: Green, N. P. O., Stout, G. W., &amp;; Taylor, D. J., condition: photostated copy (1 book), clean publisher: CambridgeUniversity Press, 1990 condition: photostated copy (1book), clean price: RM 44.90 ______________________________________ STPM reference books  federal study aids mathematics T author: lee ka man, quek suan goen, yong ping kiang publisher: federal publications  condition: used, slight pencil stain price: RM 6 aceahead biology stpm textbook (vol 1)  author: charlie lok, liew shee leong, nalini, lee soon ching, jacqueline publisher: oxford fajar condition: used, clean price: RM10 -contains actual 2005-2007 past year questions and suggested answers. MCQ STPM chemistry paper 1, extracted stpm past year questions 1999-2003, longman, RM8 STPM specimen papers Math T, 6 sets of model papers, federal publications, RM3 federal topical tutorial stpm Q and A stpm mathematics T (paper1 and2), RM5 Pengajian am stpm kertas 2, bahagian C&D, federal publications, RM3 teks lengkap stpm pengajian am, contoh karagan laras sastera dan sains, bahagian C&D, federal publications, RM 4 STPM Pengajian am, petikan soalan 1997-2000 berserta jawapan, RM3 MUET ace ahead, textbook, 2nd edition, 2005-2010 official publisher, oxford fajar, RM6 MUET  actual exam papers, 2008-2009 (included suggested answers), oxford fajar, RM6 MUET effective practice, 2005-2010 official publisher, oxford fajar, RM6 explore MUET textbook with exercises, fajar bakti , RM3 MUET model test papers, cerdik publications, RM3 _______________________________ sucess in biology for stpm (vol 2) (SOLD) federal study aids (organic chemistry) SOLD chemistry text for pre-u (SOLD) federal study aids (inorganic chemistry) SOLD stpm biology volume1, pelangi  (SOLD) stpm biology volume2, pelangi (SOLD) stpm chemistry past year, 2005-2008, oxford, (SOLD) stpm chemistry past year, 1999-2004, oxford, (SOLD) Q&A STPM chemistry paper 2,long man  (SOLD) Rujukan PA stpm federal publications, (SOLD) math T Score A in STPM paper 1, pelangi,(SOLD) math T Score A in STPM paper 2,  pelangi,( SOLD) MCQ stpm biology paper 1 , longman (extracts from 1999-2004 stpm papers) (SOLD) Q & A stpm biology paper 2 , longman (extracts from 1999-2004 stpm papers) (SOLD) federal stpm model papers mathematic T (SOLD) PA kertas 1 stpm, federal publications, (SOLD) soalan ramalan 2011 pengajian am 2 stpm (SOLD), adabi   effective practice stpm pengajian am kertas 1 stpm (SOLD), oxford fajar  PA kertas 1 & 2 stpm textbook, fajar bakti, (SOLD) ______________________________________ Dealing method:  1) bank in, (extra charge for postage, it depends on the location) 2) cash on delivery,  -pj old town, pj new town, ss14, taman jaya(free of charge)  -LRT line such as pasar seni, klcc, bangsar, etc (extra charges depends on the location) Location of seller: Petaling jaya Contact method/details: jane.jiaen@hotmail.com e-mail me the following details if you're interested. Item:  Author: (for books)  Publisher: (for books)  Price:  Name:  Contact details:  Address: (included post code)

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<b>MUET</b>: <b>TIPS</b> FOR <b>MUET</b> CANDIDATES Posted: 06 Feb 2014 02:57 AM PST Try not to treat or think of MUET as a scary test. However, don't under estimate the preparation, time and effort required for this test either. If you have friends or classmates who have taken the test, ask them about it. You'll probably get many many different types of answers. "OMG! It's tough!" or "Actually, its not that hard." Their experiences may vary depending on the amount of preparation done as well as their background in English. Well, MUET is a test. So, you have to put some effort and time into preparing for it. Many students ask me all the time. "How many hours do I have to study?" Then, I would ask in return. "What's your target band score? Band 6? 5? 4? 3?" If you know that you need Band 3 to pursue and continue your studies in Business Management, Marketing, Accounts etc, and you're not very confident about your English proficiency and ability, then, be prepared to work on it. If you know that you need Band 4 or 5 to pursue your education in Law, Pharmacy, Medicine etc, then, be prepared to work very hard. The time and effort that you put into preparing for MUET also ensures that you won't struggle with English when you are pursuing your degree or Master's. Imagine the frustration of struggling with English words, vocabulary etc. It makes studying your course tedious and challenging. You should be trying to understand the concepts and ideas of your course rather than waste time on looking up almost every single word in your text book. Ok, so once you're mentally prepared to work hard on getting your target band score for MUET. What should you do? Tip #1 Check out the structure and format of the test. Get your hands on model test papers or past year papers. You can obtain this easily from the bookstore or from your MUET tutor. How many papers/components do you have to take? How many questions? What type of questions? How much time do you have to complete the test? Tip #2 Prepare a plan of action When do you need to take the test? When do you need to submit your results to your university? You need to decide and draw up a timeline or schedule. If its July now and MUET is in October/November, ask yourself, how much time would you have to allocate to MUET preparation for the next 3 months or 12 weeks? 3 times a week, 2 hours a day? Self-study? Form a study group? Join a class? I would suggest all three. Tip #3 Practice, practice, practice Yes, its just that simple. However, easier said than done. You need to manage you time and motivation level. How badly do you want this? Think about the consequences. If you don't get the band you need, what happens? You really want to pursue tertiary education or in some cases, graduate from university. Then, practice, practice, practice. After attending sessions with your MUET tutor and study group, do the following. Practice Speaking. Get MUET speaking questions and simulate the test. Speak to yourself. Pretend you are in the test. Visualise the test scenario. This is the best way to prevent going blank, panic in the REAL speaking test session. Practice Reading. Its important to attempt model questions. You need to practice skimming and scanning for answers. You need to know that you can finish the 45 questions in 90 minutes. Practice Listening. When attempting the listening test, DON'T listen to every single word of the recording. You need to learn the techniques of listening for meaning and gist. That takes practice. If you are struggling to spell words, don't despair, just practice even more. Practice Writing. Yes, the questions that have appeared in past year papers will not come out again. And how likely are you able to predict the questions for writing. So, what should you do? You need to practice expressing your thoughts, views, opinion, ideas in writing on paper, in the most coherent manner and with suitable vocabulary. This, takes practice. Tip #4 Read, read, read What should you read? Be smart about it. What kind of topics are you likely to get in your test. Read articles that are relevant to those. Do you know about Plastic surgery? Social problems? Crime rates? Crime prevention? ICT updates? Work related stress? Not much? Then read about them. Read online magazines, newspapers, good quality blogs, articles from english language websites. Save them, email to your friends, share and exchange articles. Tip #5 Vocabulary, vocabulary, vocabulary Get a good academic workbook and work on it. Academic vocabulary which is required for MUET is different from normal everyday English. I've uploaded a vocabulary workbook on my blog. Download the pdf file, get it printed and complete it. All the best in your MUET preparation.

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<b>MUET</b> results for Nov 2013 session on Thursday | The <b>Malaysian</b> <b>...</b> - Blog MUET

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<b>MUET</b> results for Nov 2013 session on Thursday | The <b>Malaysian</b> <b>...</b> Posted: 13 Jan 2014 02:07 AM PST Posted: 6:07 pm, January 13, 2014 by editor KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 13: The results of the Malaysian University English Test (MUET) for the November 2013 session will be released on Thursday. A press statement released by the Malaysian Examination Council today said the candidates could get their results at their respective schools or learning institutes beginning at 10am while private students would receive their results by post. The examination results can also be checked via the Short Messaging Service(SMS) by typing MUET<space>RESULT<space><Identity Card No.> and sending it to  15888 from 12:01am on Thursday or by surfing the Malaysian Examination Council's portal at http://mpm.edu.my from 9am on the same date, reported Bernama. "Candidates who are dissatisfied with their MUET results can make an appeal for a review by paying a fee of RM70. The closing date for the review is Jan 27," it said. Meanwhile, MUET registration for the July 2014 Session will be open from Jan 16 until March 17.

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MUET Result on Thursday (16.01.2014)

Hola:)

Saja nak khabar yang result MUET sesi November akan keluar hari Khamis ni bersamaan 16 Januari 2014. So, pada kawan-kawan yang ambik MUET tu, bersiap sedialah ye. Charlie pun ambik MUET jugak untuk sesi November ni. Seriously, nervous nak tau result tu lepas ke tak. Berharap sangat dapat lepas. Kalau tak, tak grad la Charlie ni. Huhuk. Ok lah. Bubye!

BTW, Charlie dah kat hometown. hihi

THANKS FOR READING :)

<b>MUET</b>: TIPS FOR <b>MUET</b> CANDIDATES - Blog Muet

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<b>MUET</b>: TIPS FOR <b>MUET</b> CANDIDATES Posted: 06 Feb 2014 02:57 AM PST Try not to treat or think of MUET as a scary test. However, don't under estimate the preparation, time and effort required for this test either. If you have friends or classmates who have taken the test, ask them about it. You'll probably get many many different types of answers. "OMG! It's tough!" or "Actually, its not that hard." Their experiences may vary depending on the amount of preparation done as well as their background in English. Well, MUET is a test. So, you have to put some effort and time into preparing for it. Many students ask me all the time. "How many hours do I have to study?" Then, I would ask in return. "What's your target band score? Band 6? 5? 4? 3?" If you know that you need Band 3 to pursue and continue your studies in Business Management, Marketing, Accounts etc, and you're not very confident about your English proficiency and ability, then, be prepared to work on it. If you know that you need Band 4 or 5 to pursue your education in Law, Pharmacy, Medicine etc, then, be prepared to work very hard. The time and effort that you put into preparing for MUET also ensures that you won't struggle with English when you are pursuing your degree or Master's. Imagine the frustration of struggling with English words, vocabulary etc. It makes studying your course tedious and challenging. You should be trying to understand the concepts and ideas of your course rather than waste time on looking up almost every single word in your text book. Ok, so once you're mentally prepared to work hard on getting your target band score for MUET. What should you do? Tip #1 Check out the structure and format of the test. Get your hands on model test papers or past year papers. You can obtain this easily from the bookstore or from your MUET tutor. How many papers/components do you have to take? How many questions? What type of questions? How much time do you have to complete the test? Tip #2 Prepare a plan of action When do you need to take the test? When do you need to submit your results to your university? You need to decide and draw up a timeline or schedule. If its July now and MUET is in October/November, ask yourself, how much time would you have to allocate to MUET preparation for the next 3 months or 12 weeks? 3 times a week, 2 hours a day? Self-study? Form a study group? Join a class? I would suggest all three. Tip #3 Practice, practice, practice Yes, its just that simple. However, easier said than done. You need to manage you time and motivation level. How badly do you want this? Think about the consequences. If you don't get the band you need, what happens? You really want to pursue tertiary education or in some cases, graduate from university. Then, practice, practice, practice. After attending sessions with your MUET tutor and study group, do the following. Practice Speaking. Get MUET speaking questions and simulate the test. Speak to yourself. Pretend you are in the test. Visualise the test scenario. This is the best way to prevent going blank, panic in the REAL speaking test session. Practice Reading. Its important to attempt model questions. You need to practice skimming and scanning for answers. You need to know that you can finish the 45 questions in 90 minutes. Practice Listening. When attempting the listening test, DON'T listen to every single word of the recording. You need to learn the techniques of listening for meaning and gist. That takes practice. If you are struggling to spell words, don't despair, just practice even more. Practice Writing. Yes, the questions that have appeared in past year papers will not come out again. And how likely are you able to predict the questions for writing. So, what should you do? You need to practice expressing your thoughts, views, opinion, ideas in writing on paper, in the most coherent manner and with suitable vocabulary. This, takes practice. Tip #4 Read, read, read What should you read? Be smart about it. What kind of topics are you likely to get in your test. Read articles that are relevant to those. Do you know about Plastic surgery? Social problems? Crime rates? Crime prevention? ICT updates? Work related stress? Not much? Then read about them. Read online magazines, newspapers, good quality blogs, articles from english language websites. Save them, email to your friends, share and exchange articles. Tip #5 Vocabulary, vocabulary, vocabulary Get a good academic workbook and work on it. Academic vocabulary which is required for MUET is different from normal everyday English. I've uploaded a vocabulary workbook on my blog. Download the pdf file, get it printed and complete it. All the best in your MUET preparation.

A quick history of <b><b>MUET</b></b> - Around Us - Blogger - Blog <b>Muet</b> Posted: 23 Jan 2014 09:42 PM PST A quick history of MUET MUET is t he acronym for Malaysian University English Test, put into place in 1999 by Malaysian Examination Council (MEC), based in Selayang, Selangor. The paper contains four main parts, catering for all much needed communicative skills; listening, speaking, reading and writing. Since its inception 15 years ago, a number of changes and tweaks had taken place to ensure MUET is kept relevant to the needs of the academia and industries. In 2008, severa l big changes swept through the constructions of the subject that affects Listening, Reading and Writing. Gone are MCQ-based listening questions, so was summary and also long texts with fewer questions. In their places now are what we all see today which have stayed unchanged since the big sweep in 2008. In February 2011, another big change took place - prior to that year, MUET exams only took place, in twice, July and November. But since that year, MUET exams can be taken thrice yearly; March, July and November. It is interesting to note that today, MUET is the only public exam in school which charges RM100 (correct at the time of writing) per sitting in contrast with all the other free public exams. To a number of universities, MUET band requirements are of utmost importance as the entry requirement for certain courses. For example, a minimum of band 4 is required for Law and Medicine courses, while other universities, exit requirements. Which means, a student needs to achieve the min mum prof iciency band needed for the course before they can graduate. Hence, MUET exam can be considered as an integral part of any self-respecting Form 6, pre-university or university student. Today, MUET plays a very important role as a yardstick to gauge the level of English proficiency among students and employers use MUET results to determine their future employee"s ability to communicate effectively in English. Now let's look at the four papers in MUET that every candidate will sit for. In general, Speaking paper will be held ahead of Listening, Reading and Writing papers by about three weeks. Listening (800/1) This paper assess the ability to comprehend various types of oral text of varying length and level of complexity (content and language) The following areas are tested: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation. Some of the possible genres are lecture, talk, discussion and news. The format of the question includes MCQ, fill in the blanks and sentence completions. Speaking (800/2) This paper assess the ability to make individual presentations (2 minutes) and take part in group discussion (typically 10 minutes) on a wide range of contemporary issues. The following areas are tested: accuracy,f luency, appropriacy, coherence and cohesion, use of language functions, managing a discussion and task fulfilment. Some of the possible issues are economy, education or health. The format of the paper includes individual presentations and then group discussion. Reading (800/3) This paper assess the ability to comprehend various types of text of varying length and level of complexity (content and language). The following areas are tested: comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Some possible genres are articles from journals, academic or literature texts. The format of the questions includes six articles with 7 or 8 questions each (True/False/ Not stated and the standard higher order thinking MCQ questions). Most of the articles are written by native speakers of English with varying content and language complexity. Writing (800/4) This paper assess the ability to write various types of text covering a range of rhetorical styles. The following areas are tested: - accuracy - appropriacy - coherence and cohesion - use of language functions - task fulfilment. The genres are report (question 1) and essay (question 2). The format of question 1 (report) is making analysis and sy nt hesis based on the data given (in the form of table, chart or graphs) all within 200 words and question 2 (essay) is writing an opinion-based essay or argumentative essay. The Scoring Guide Here's a quick scoring guide from Band 1 to 6 Aggregated Score Band The User is a..... 260-300 6 highly proficient user 220-259 5 proficient user 180-219 4 satisfactory user 140-179 3 modest user 100-139 2 limited user below 1 very limited 100 user Let's take a look how each paper contributes to the aggregated score (in percentage) Listening - 15% Speaking - 15% Reading - 40% Writing - 30% In short, Reading paper contributes the biggest percentage towards the 300 score. However, as many candidates who have ta ken t he exam would attest, this paper is probably the most difficult paper to face due to two main factors. One, the articles are written by native speakers, hence some language expressions, sentence structures and word choices are not very familiar to our candidates. And two, 45 questions with 7 or 8 articles prove a challenge to be completed within 90 minutes since this only give an average of 2 minutes or less for each question to be attempted not including reading the texts. As a result, some candidates give up halfway through the paper. Well, I think I'll stop here for now. See you in the next pull out. Remember: Practice makes perfect! ~ BH

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I don't know how to describe my feelings. Take for granted? Relieved? Happy? Satisfied?

Anyways, I do feel very grateful for it. Many friends of mine got Band 4, and some even scored Band 3 (which really kicks them down into the abyss of depression). Sigh, what to do? MUET is a very standardised exam with a strict marking scheme where only the strong ones will survive, unlike any other typical matriculation exam for which the standard is always dependent on average nationwide results.

Knowing that my standard will be about a high Band 4, so I just tell the world I'm aiming for Band 4, with a "I-don't-give-a-damn" look, but who knows my little pump inside me is pounding like crazy! Deep down I really hoped to get a Band 5, and I did! Before this I tend to screw Reading and Writing Task 1 up, but seems like that day when I sat for the exam I didn't (if I did, at least not too much!). I thought I did better in speaking, but turns out the score ain't that high.

Band 5 ranges from 220 - 259. So my score is just merely higher than 220. Praise the Lord! I shall throw my own party!

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Pearl&#39;s Diary: <b>MUET</b> oi <b>MUET</b>. - Durratul Ain - Blogger Posted: 16 Jan 2014 04:21 PM PST Assalamualaikum Today I would like to briefly speak out of my opinion regarding MUET. Darn ! What is MUET? Its' Malaysian University English Test. I have taken this test as I was doing my Foundation TESL in UiTM Kuantan couple of years ago. Yesterday I saw one of my lecturer stated that more than half of the students who're doing Foundation in Law failed to gain band 4 in MUET and it is one of the requirement for the students to further their studies in higher level IF they wanted to study LAW or TESL. In my opinion... IN MY OPINION... you can't judge the students ability just with one TEST. Oh no! its FOUR test with speaking, listening, writing and reading. And another "Oh no!" because you can't be too stupid not to get band 4. Yea yea yea! Hell right! Getting band 4 is a piece of cake. Secret recipe cake I guess? Or my future fountain wedding cake? *yummy* To be honest, my MUET result did not enlighten my world. I can still remember as I was sitting for the listening test. I was not feeling well. I kept coughing. I had fever at that time due to some hard work done for 2 weeks before that. I was too weak. Plus, my mom was not there at that moment. She was in Mekah for a couple of weeks. I coming out non stop and my face turned red as the cili padi. *spicy* I can see Yan looked at me and asked me either I'm doing good. Hey ! Do I need to tell this? The moment I felt my whole body is going to burst out? No no no.. MAJLIS PEPERIKSAAN MALAYSIA would not like to hear my story. They are only interested my with result. Is it their fault? Of course no. It is my fault. Totally my fault. For not taking care of myself. it is MY FAULT. No doubt !!! Because of MUET, my TESL's friends went studying separately. Around of applause for those who managed to pursue their bachelor in TESL education. *tepuk amoi-amoi amai-amai* There was one friend I still wonder what is he doing at this moment. He was quite brilliant. But I am not sure if he managed to continue his study or he stops just right there. *one story telling* There were also my friends who were very fluent in English. Can't beat them. My english is too simple. I don't really have bombastic words cause I will always forget. *ka-ching* They were very fluent and speak better English but they do not have the chance to study TESL. So, for those who have the ambition of studying Foundation in TESL or LAW. Prepare yourself from now on. Everything is going to be your responsibility. And your luck. Seriously? Luck? It is actually the will of God. And MUET, for sending me to UiTM KBM (kota bandaraya Melaka) and MSU (Management and Science University). I should thank you and hug you tighly. *xoxo* InshaaAllah... The best plan, is the plan of GOD Allah s.w.t The One and Only God. Allahuakbar ! ♥ SYUKRAN FOR READING ! ♥

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