Study in Malaysia

2.  Malaysia has experienced a rapid economic
growth during the late 20th century and has GDP
per capita (nominal) of US$11,062.043 in 2014,
and is considered a newly industrialized country.
The major reason behind this is that the
government has invested a lot in the knowledge-
based industry. In the 1970s, the mining and
agricultural were the prime activities on which the
Malaysian economy began an evolution towards
a more multi-sector economy. High levels of
investment played a significant role in this. With
Japanese investment, heavy industries
prospered and in a matter of years, Malaysian
exports became the prominent factor in the GDP
of the country.

3. Attested copies of class
X, XII & Graduate
Degree (if applicable),
mark sheets including
Backlogs (Re-sits)
Evidence of English
Language proficiency
e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, etc.
Standardized Tests e.g.
GMAT, GRE (where
required)
Two academic
references
Two references from
employers (where
applicable)
Passport sized
photographs
Statement of Purpose
(SOP)
Resume/CV
Draft for application fees
(if applicable)
Portfolio (for Art, Design
& Architecture
programme)
Other documents e.g.
Certificates &
Achievements of
Extracurricular Activities