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Registration Guideline New International Undergraduate Student REGISTRATION GUIDELINE NEW INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA As a premier institution of learning, widely recognised for leadership in research and innovation, UPM continues to strive for excellence. In order to motivate the entire university community towards achieving excellence, it ensures that all the members, both students and members of staff, share the responsibility of strictly adhering to the demands of the University’s vision, mission and goals. VISION » To become a university of international repute. MISSION » To make meaningful contributions towards wealth creation, nation building and universal human advancement through the exploration and dissemination of knowledge. THE STORY BEHIND UPM Universiti Putra Malaysia was first established as the School of Agriculture in 1931. The school was located on a 22-acre piece of land in Serdang and offered two programmes a three-year diploma programme and a one-year certificate course in Agriculture. In 1947, the school was declared the College of Agriculture Malaya by Sir Edward Gent, the then Governor of the Malayan Union. The establishment of Universiti Pertanian Malaysia came about when the College of Agriculture in Serdang merged with the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Malaya. Dr. Mohd. Rashdan bin Haji Baba, the then principal of the College of Agriculture Malaya, was appointed as the first Vice-Chancellor by virtue of the provisions of Section 18 of the Universities and University Colleges Act, 1971. With the first intake of 1,559 students, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia had its first academic session in July 1973 in the three central faculties and one basic division: the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences, Faculty of Forestry, Faculty of Agriculture, and a Division of Foundation Studies. In the early 80s, UPM extended its area of studies to include the field of Science and Technology (S&T). In 1997, the name Universiti Pertanian Malaysia was changed to Universiti Putra Malaysia by former Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad, as a strategic gesture to portray the status of UPM as a centre of higher education capable of providing various fields of studies, especially in science and information technology, which facilitate national development in the new millennium. APPLY FOR VAL/EMGS APPROVAL LETTER The Visa and Pass Section assists students to apply for visas and passes from the Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) appointed representative, Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), and the Malaysian Immigration Department. You must obtain a Visa Approval Letter (VAL) to enter Malaysia before getting your STUDENT PASS. Please submit your VAL application as soon as you receive this offer or at least seven (7) weeks prior to registration date. https://intl.upm.edu.my/visa_pass/student/new_student_application-59047 For inquiry, please contact iPUTRA ([email protected]/[email protected]) GUIDELINE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COMING AND RETURNING BACK TO UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA SERDANG CAMPUS SECOND SEMESTER 2020/2021 webupm/upload/dokumen/20210224102228GUIDELINE_FOR_COMING_AND_RETURNING_BA CK_TO_UPM_22.2.2021.pdf STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP) ON ENTRY OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TO MALAYSIA webupm/upload/dokumen/20210224102441STANDARD_OPERATING_PROCEDURES_(SOP)_2 2.2.2021.pdf 1.0 THE REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENT REGISTRATION 1.1 ONLINE REGISTRATION All new students are required to report on the following date for registration DATE : 8th March 2021 - 19th March 2021. URL : http://putraenroll.upm.edu.my/ PREPARE THE REPLY TO LETTER OF APPLY FOR VAL/EMGS SUPPORTING PREPARATION ACCEPTANCE APPROVAL LETTER DOCUMENTS FOR REGISTRATION TO REGISTER LOG IN TO PUTRA UPDATE ATTACH THE RELATED ENROLL SYSTEM INFORMATION DOCUMENTS WAIT UNTIL ALL MAKE A PAYMENT OF INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION SUBMIT TUITION FEE DOCUMENTS ARE PROCESS VERIFIED DOWNLOAD CONGRATULATIONS! COURSE REGISTRATION NOW YOU ARE UPM'S REGISTRATION PACKAGE STUDENTS 1.1.1 REPLY TO LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE All candidates are needs to reply to the letter of acceptance. The offer will be considered NULL AND VOID if you do not register by the stated date. Postponement of registration will not be considered. If you want to change the programme, you must submit the new application of admission. 1.1.2 PutraENROLL PutraENROLL can only be accessed by candidates who received the Second Semester 2020/2021 offer or those who offered last semester but deferred to Second Semester 2020/2021. Candidates are required to complete 9 sections and upload all required documents into the system. i. Profile Details ii. Family details iii. Academic Qualification iv. English Language Proficiency v. Financial Support Information vi. Visa and Pass vii. Health Status viii. Pre-registration Declaration ix. Upload Documents NO. SECTION DOCUMENTS 1. Personal Details • 1 passport size photograph with BLUE background (35mm x 45mm) • Please find below the photo guidelines for submitting a passport photo to UPM. Kindly note that this is important since the same picture will be used on the PUTRA VID (STUDENT CARD) • In colour and identical, not black and white • Taken against a BLUE background • Your photos must be professionally printed and 45 millimetres (mm) high x 35mm wide. Please do not use photos that have been cut down from larger pictures. In the examples below, the one on the left shows the correct proportions. The image on the right shows incorrect proportions. 2. Academic Qualification • Diploma/High School certificate (A Level or its equivalent Grade 12)* • Diploma/High School certificate (A Level or its equivalent Grade 12) – if issued in other than English. • Diploma/High School Transcripts* • Diploma/High School Transcripts – if issued in other than English. • School Leaving Certificate/Graduation certificate 3. English Language • IELTS/TOEFL/TOEFL IBT/TOEFL CBT/MUET/CIEP/ O-LEVEL (ENGLISH GRADE) Proficiency (DROPLIST) 4. Financial Status Self-Financed - 3-months bank statement (parent/guardian bank statement) 5. Visa & Pass • A copy of your passport – profile page only • Visa Approval Letter (VAL)/student pass • EMGS approval letter 6. Pre-Registration • Declaration Form for Online Registration Declaration 7. Payment Receipt of payment Please print the enrollment confirmation slip for new international student and Registration Checklist for New Students [Verification Purposes] – is an auto-generated form after register. Please bring Please print the enrollment confirmation slip for new international student and Registration Checklist for New Students on the verification of registration day 1.1.3 VERIFICATION OF REGISTRATION Verification of registration must be made before the end of the semester or at any time after the Movement Control Order is lifted or the Malaysian Government allows you to enter Malaysia. New students can come to verify on weekdays from 8.30am – 4.00 pm. The flow for verification as below: SUBMISSION OF ACADEMIC MEDICAL CHECK-UP STUDENT PASS VISA & PASS QUALIFICATION APPLICATION VERIFICATION [UNIVERSITY VERIFICATION HEALTH CENTER] [PUTRA [iPUTRA OFFICE] [ADMISSION DIVISION] INTERNATIONAL OFFICE] Below are the documents that need to be brought for verification of registration: i. Original Passport ii. Original of Certificate iii. Original of Transcript iv. graduation certificate v. IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/CIEP [if related] Registration Checklist for New Students [Verification Purposes] – is an auto-generated form after register. 2.0 HEALTH EXAMINATION 2.1 NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN MALAYSIA 1. New international students currently in Malaysia must undergo a health examination before register. 2. The health examination must be done at the University Health Centre (PKU). 3. Before attending PKU, please complete the online registration form http://putraenroll.upm.edu.my/ and make an appointment for a health examination. 4. Please download and bring RME / IPT International webupm/upload/dokumen/20171214092817Borang_Med_kpt120310-INTER- updated.pdf form to PKU during your health examination session. 5. PKU will verify the health examination report and endorse it through the system. 6. Follow the next instruction in PutraENROLL to continue the registration process. 2.2 NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS OUTSIDE MALAYSIA 1. New international students who are still in their respective countries are not required to undergo a health examination before register. 2. New students only need to declare their health status in PutraENROLL. 3. Full health examination will be done only after the Malaysian government gives permission to enter Malaysia for new students to continue their study face to face. 4. University Health Centre (PKU) will endorse the health status according to the term and regulation of health-related disorder for admission of international student. Therefore, new students are strongly advised to be honest and not enroll if they suffer from one of the diseases mentioned. Otherwise, any costs or losses due to dishonesty will be borne by the students. 5. Please download and bring RME / IPT International webupm/upload/dokumen/20171214092817Borang_Med_kpt120310-INTER- updated.pdf form to PKU during your health examination session at any time after the Movement Control Order is lifted or the Malaysian Government allows you to enter Malaysia. TERMS AND REGULATION OF HEALTH-RELATED DISORDER FOR ADMISSION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TO UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA. 1. COMMUNICABLE DISEASE TYPE OF EXAMPLE REGISTRATION/ADMISSION DISEASE/DISORDER • Contagious • HIV/AIDS • Registration/admission
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