Admission to Forms One and Four at specific schools to be open from Sunday (Oct 10)


PETALING JAYA: Applications for admission into specific schools under the Education Ministry will be open from Sunday (Oct 10) until Nov 15.

The applications are for admission to Form One and Form Four at fully residential schools and national religious schools (SMKA); Form Four at technical secondary schools; Year One at vocational colleges; and Form Four at the Royal Military College, the Ministry said in a statement on Thursday (Oct 7).

The selection results, it said, will be announced on March 15.

“For admission into specific schools for 2022, application to enter Form One can be accessed at spskt1.moe.gov.my, while applications to enter Form Four can be accessed at spskt4.moe.gov.my.

“All applicants can check their assessment centres online starting Dec 1.

“Assessments will be conducted from Jan 17 until Jan 27 for Form One students, and from Feb 7 until Feb 17 for Form Four students.

“The components that will be tested are soft skills (20%), intellectual intelligence (70%) and articulation in writing (10%),” the Ministry added.

Applicants must fulfil the following requirements.

They must be: Malaysian citizens; registered with the ministry’s Student Database Application System; Year Six 2021 pupils who are either age 12 or born between Jan 2, 2009 and Jan 1, 2010, inclusive; or Form Three 2021 students who are either age 15 or born between Jan 2, 2006 and Jan 1, 2007, inclusive.

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