Malaysia University intake 2024/2025
Applying to tertiary institutions in Malaysia can be challenging, with many applications rejected due to incorrect documentation. This blog provides expert guidance on the application process, including when and how to apply. Run by educational experts and tertiary graduates, the blog offers valuable insights for first-time applicants or those previously denied admission, helping them successfully navigate the process..
Applications for the 2025-2026 academic year at Malaysian universities are now open starting March 1, 2025. Prospective undergraduate, postgraduate, and international students can apply online through the respective university portals during the application cycle
Malaysian universities have two intakes per year, in September and February, for the autumn and spring semesters. In addition, some universities have a third intake for the summer semester in April. Late applications to any of these universities will not be accepted for the academic year 2024/2025. We will provide prospective applicants with information on all application deadlines for this year’s admission.
Application Deadline for International Students applying for all other coursework courses: 15 December 2024
Student visa application: 22 December 2024
Application Deadline for Malaysian students applying for the following courses: 19 January 2025
Late application for Malaysian students applying for all courses except the following: 17 February 2025 to 8 March 2025
Applying to these institutions is straightforward but can be challenging. Some colleges accept online applications, while others encourage manual submission. Prospective students can apply directly to some selected universities while others can apply through the Unit Pengambilan Universiti’s common portal (UPU).
The institution requires a one-time payment before considering the form. We’ll go over how much an applicant is expected to pay, as well as how to pay those fees using this platform. Some colleges and universities do not accept or demand application fees. The fee is sometimes influenced by the applicant’s location and level of qualification. After paying the fees, applicants must attach proof of payment (receipt or banker’s draft) to the documents they submit to the institutions by the deadlines. Applications without supporting documentation will not be considered for admission in the year in which they are submitted.
We have outlined all the 18 Public and private universities located in the cities of Malaysia