10,049 candidates to repeat SPM exams from July 15-17


PUTRAJAYA: A total of 10,049 candidates will sit for this year's Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Repeat Examination (SPMU) from July 15-17 at 186 examination centres nationwide.

The Education Ministry said in a statement on Saturday (July 12) that the examination involved three subjects, namely Bahasa Melayu, History and Mathematics.

It added that a total of 1,454 examiners have been appointed for the Bahasa Melayu Written and Listening tests, while 1,202 people will be on duty for the Bahasa Melayu Oral Test.

The ministry reminded all candidates to refer to the examination timetable that can be downloaded from the Malaysian Examination Syndicate's official portal at lp.moe.gov.my for information such as the date, time, code and examination paper, as well as instructions that must be followed during the examination.

"Candidates are also reminded to bring along identification documents and the Examination Registration Statement to the examination centre,” it added.

The Examination Registration Statement can be downloaded from the Online Examination Management System at sppat.moe.gov.my.

"Candidates must comply with the standard operating procedures and regulations set to ensure the smooth running of the examination,” it said.- Bernama

 

 

 

 

 

 

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