SIM RMIT 2015 JAN INTAKE

yishanisyunique

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I am abit lost here.

Was told at the open house that all singaporean diploma has 8 modules excemptions.

But in the list the ones that are marked X are the flexible modules.

Anyone can enlighten me? thanks in advance!

Nope. all business related diploma are exempted up to 12 modules while non-business related diploma are exempted to 8 modules.

So what i think u are talking about is that for the 8 modules exempted are the minor electives. the modules need to be taken for non-business diploma are the main core & major modules only.
 

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guys anyone in marketing received confirmation already? i apllied but still have not received any answer =/
 

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guys anyone in marketing received confirmation already? i apllied but still have not received any answer =/

i havent gotten my results. lets pray hard and hope we become classmates :s13:

just gave them a call. they are still giving out in batches for advance 1

thanks for the info yishanisyunique. btw i am able to take things like business law for electives right? and electives arent exempted right?
 

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i havent gotten my results. lets pray hard and hope we become classmates :s13:

just gave them a call. they are still giving out in batches for advance 1

thanks for the info yishanisyunique. btw i am able to take things like business law for electives right? and electives arent exempted right?

u advance 1 or 2? if u advance 1 u dont have electives to choose. only common and major modules.
 

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EVERYONE THE APPLICATION STATUS IS OUT FOR MINE! THE REST WHOM HAVE NOT YET TO RECEIVED, KINDLY CHECK YOUR SIM PORTAL!! ^^ CHEERS~
 

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Hello,

I just want to share with you my part-time experiences in SIM-RMIT (2011-2014).
The class started off with around 160 students during year 1 and ending with around 60+ students by time I am in my final year.

Here are the following things I would recommend you to do.

1. Please start to look for friends the moment you enter a new class. Most of RMIT work is project based and trust me; you would not want to be an 'Orphan' where the lecturer randomly assigns you into a group.

2. Do start your project work ASAP, do not copy/paste from the Internet, they have a system called 'turnitin' to check every single word you wrote.

3. Do form your study group to share notes. If you are not good in studying or those who can't take notes, please do not offend you project members as they may be the only one who could save you during exam.

4. Avoid buying new text book, as most likely you would not touch it.

5. If you have yet to touch a pen for years. Do start to practice writing. During exam, especially Business Law, you are required to write a lot (till your hand break). It is a 3 hour paper if I remember correctly.

One last thing, RMIT cert is in A3 size. Good luck bringing it around for interviews. Best of luck to your study!
 
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RuffieTeschao

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Hello,

I just want to share with you my part-time experiences in SIM-RMIT (2011-2014).
The class started off with around 160 students during year 1 and ending with around 60+ students by time I am in my final year.

Here are the following things I would recommend you to do.

2. Do start your project work ASAP, do not copy/paste from the Internet, they have a system called 'turnitin' to check every single word you wrote.

One last thing, RMIT cert is in A3 size. Good luck bringing it around for interviews. Best of luck to your study!

How strict is this? as in how many percent before they fail your project?
 

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errr i jus need to log in and accept the contract for now right? i cant see any welcome package..
 

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It is really depending on the RMIT coordinator at AU side. Mostly it is no more than 10%, and some modules limits the number of re-submission too.

I have one module, strategy management which only allows one submission. I saw some of the groups were failed immediately.

Well, it is a year 3 module. you could worry abt it in 3 yrs time.
 

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It is really depending on the RMIT coordinator at AU side. Mostly it is no more than 10%, and some modules limits the number of re-submission too.

I have one module, strategy management which only allows one submission. I saw some of the groups were failed immediately.

Well, it is a year 3 module. you could worry abt it in 3 yrs time.
full time is 2 yrs. we will worry it in 18 months time when the module commences :(
 
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