New Policy And Procedures For Students At Applying College...

I-KOLEJ has been developed by Universiti Teknologi MARA(UiTM) Kelantan Campus in 2015 after UiTM decided to use new policy and procedures for students in applying college residents for their next semester. UiTM was one and only university that are stated in constitution because UiTM only can be entered by Bumiputera. In year 2015, UiTM Kelantan has decided to used new system for college residents which is called as merit system. This system generate coupons for special activities, imarah, position in club or society, and also transportation owned by students. 2.2 Department Managers Department that are responsible for this I-KOLEJ system is College Management Unit and Non-Residents Department of UiTM Kelantan. 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