The Higher Education Financial Assistance for Disabled Students (BKOKU) aims to improve and expand lifelong learning opportunities for OKU pursuing studies at Public/Private Universities, Community Colleges, and Polytechnics under the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE). Eligibility: Malaysian citizen Registered with JKM and holds an OKU card Enrolled in MQA-accredited courses Part-time or distance learning students also eligible Not on paid study leave (full/partial) Applications via SisPO – OKU Sponsorship System
Malaysian Armed Forces Council is the Appointing Authority for the appointment of officers and soldiers in the Malaysian Armed Forces, namely: Malaysian Army Royal Malaysian Navy Royal Malaysian Air Force Appointments are subject to vacancy. Applications are only open through advertisements for the following recruitments: Cadet Officer Graduate Eligibility Requirements: Bachelor's Degree Perajurit Muda (Army) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Perajurit Muda (Navy) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Perajurit Muda (Air Force) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Applying for a position in the Malaysian Armed Forces Applications can be made on the Join the Armed Forces portal. Information regarding application requirements, physical requirements and starting salary can also be obtained from the Join the Armed Forces portal.
In Malaysia, inheritance (harta pusaka) is divided into several main categories for the purposes of management and distribution. This classification is important to determine the legal procedures that must be followed. Main Categories of Inheritance Assets 1. Immovable Property (Harta Tak Alih) Assets that cannot be moved from one place to another. Examples: Land (individual or joint title) Houses / buildings Farms, plantations 2. Movable Property (Harta Alih) Assets that can be transferred or moved easily in terms of ownership. Examples: Cash Vehicles (car, motorcycle) Jewellery Furniture & household items Financial instruments such as EPF, ASNB units, Tabung Haji savings
Monthly Tax Deduction (PCB) is a tax instalment system where income tax is automatically deducted from an employee’s monthly salary. PCB was introduced by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) with the following objectives: Reduce year-end tax burden By paying tax in monthly instalments, you do not have to worry about making a large lump sum payment at the end of the year. Ensure tax compliance Automatic deductions help you fulfil your tax obligations consistently and on time. Minimum annual income subject to PCB: RM37,333 Types of Income Subject to PCB: Fixed monthly salary Allowances or annual bonuses Cash-based benefits received as part of income
If you suspect you are pregnant with signs such as: Missed or late period Nausea or vomiting Fatigue Dizziness Mood changes You can confirm the pregnancy by doing a home test (pregnancy test kits are available at pharmacies) or by visiting a health clinic. If pregnancy is confirmed, you are advised to register as early as possible at the nearest government health clinic. Early registration allows regular monitoring of maternal health and fetal development. Steps to register pregnancy: Choose the nearest health clinic You can go to any nearby health clinic. See locations of government health clinics Initial check-up Includes: Pregnancy test (if no prior clinical confirmation) Blood pressure, pulse, height, weight, and BMI check Urine and blood tests: HIV, Hepatitis B, syphilis, and hemoglobin Ultrasound scan Physical examinatio Registration of the Mother’s Health Record Book ( Pink Book ) This book is used throughout pregnancy and must be brought everywhere, including follow-up visits to clinics or hospitals.
The government through Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) and related agencies provides facilities to ease the burden of students in Higher Education Institutions, whether IPTA or IPTS. Among the main facilities: MySiswa Card An initiative of the Ministry of Higher Education (KPT) together with Public Universities in Malaysia and RHB Bank A special discount card for IPT students that allows them to enjoy discounts on the purchase of books, food, transportation, computer goods, clothing and others. Student housing and dormitories Most higher education institutions provide residential college facilities with affordable rental rates. Check with your respective residential college about these facilities. Transportation and fare discounts MyRapid: Student concession card for bus and LRT fare discounts KTM Komuter & ETS ticket discounts for IPT students. Check latest terms and conditions FlySiswa by Malaysia Airlines: flight vouchers for students in the East Coast or Sabah/ Sarawak. Health facilities University Health Clinic/Student Health Center with minimal fees Internet facilities Siswa Prepaid Rahmah Package: Access to internet facilities Among service providers: Students are encouraged to check the facilities provided by their respective institutions.
Individuals who wish to join RELA as volunteer members must meet the following eligibility requirements: Be a Malaysian citizen. Be 18 years of age or older. Not be a member of the Malaysian Armed Forces. Not be a member of any other registered volunteer force or volunteer scheme. Applications are subject to the screening and approval process established by the Malaysia Volunteer Corps Department (RELA). Once registered as a RELA member, you can access a wide range of digital services through the MyRELA 2.0 platform. Services Available on MyRELA 2.0 Apply for training programmes and courses. Manage duty assignments and allowance claims. Submit nominations for medals and awards. Update your personal information and membership records. Access a range of other RELA membership-related services. The MyRELA platform is also available as a mobile application.
In Malaysia, the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) through the Oral Health Programme strives to provide education, treatment, and preventive services to all levels of society, starting from infants, children, adolescents up to the elderly. Dental services at government healthcare facilities: Dental check-ups and fillings Extractions and scaling (cleaning of tartar) Oral health education in schools and communities Emergency dental treatment Early screening of oral diseases and oral cancer
To ensure optimal dental health, the practice of good oral care and prevention of dental-related diseases is very important. In general, parents must ensure for themselves and their families: Brush teeth for 2 minutes at least twice a day using the correct technique Use fluoride toothpaste Control sugar intake and encourage drinking plain water Undergo dental check-ups with a registered dental practitioner (government or private clinic) at least once a year Use of mouthwash and dental floss should be on the advice of a registered dental practitioner Annual dental check-ups for yourself and your family are very important to identify dental problems or diseases so they can be prevented and treated at an early stage.
Postnatal care is a critical phase especially for the mothers’ physical and emotional recovery. Spouses and family members can provide emotional support to prevent postpartum blues. Nurses will make regular home visits after delivery (postnatal care). Mothers must also undergo check-ups at the clinic one month after childbirth. Examinations include: Blood pressure, pulse, height, weight & BMI Urine and hemoglobin tests Physical examination
