AN ESSAY FOR MARA PILN SCHOLARSHIP INTERVIEW 2011 :)

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Assalamualaikum, hey peeps, i really hope that my blog will appear in the search filter when all of you are searching for the example of MARA scholarship essay .. yeah !! i really hope so ! :P *this is just a wish from a desperate blogger who desperately promoting his blog :P* haha..by the way, as usual, every year, MARA will requires you to write an essay to be submitted during the interview day...before that, congratulations to all applicants who made it to the interview stages ! *CLAP* *CLAP* :p there are three criteria need to be written and included in the essay at least during my time (2011) :

#1 BRIEF INTRODUCTION ABOUT YOURSELF #2 STUDY PLAN #CAREER PLAN and that was all, i do not sure if it shall undergo changes in the years ahead. If they ask you to write an essay about 300 words, REMEMBER, they do not meant that it is precisely a 300-words essay okay ! this is not a summary like the one you answered during the 1119 English SPM :p HAHA...be wise and considerable to write a detailed information..there's always no fault to write longer.. but PLEASE, do not write as if you are to help J.K. Rowling to finished the last sequel of Harry Porter.. i am 99.99% sure that MARA's officer have no interest to read your Harry Porter's study plan these days :P

well, i included my own essay here.. whoaaaa....this is really a special dedication to all of you, the future MARA scholars.. may it helps :) *IGNORE SPELLING, GRAMMAR OR VOCABULARY MISTAKES, I SLEPT A LOT DURING ENGLISH CLASSES* -------------------------------------------BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF MYSELF. Born in a small family of five and leads a simple life has really taught me, Mohamad Haiqal Hazwan bin Madzian how significant it is to be a knowledgeable person in order to survive in this

competitive world. On 5th of November 1993 at Hospital Sultanah Aminah, I was born. My respected father, Madzian bin Rahmat and my lovely mother, Nik Hasni binti Nik Mahmod, are both high school teachers. Being the eldest of three siblings, I have always been taught to be independent and to love both my younger brother and sister equally. Living in a small and discrete town of Simpang Renggam, Kluang, Johor for about 10 years, I adore the simple life in a small town. I received my formal primary education at SK Sri Petaling, Petaling Jaya from 2000 until 2001 before moving to SK Dato Onn Jaafar since 2002 until I sat for my UPSR in 2005. My UPSR result was excellent which was 5As. As for to the superb achievement, I was offered to continue my studies at SM Sains Johor, Kluang-a cluster school. In 2006, I started my secondary school life in this prestigious institution. In 2008, I sat for my PMR and successfully maintained my perfect achievement by getting 8As.Then, I was placed in a good Sciencestream class in Form 4 and Form 5. My trial examination result was also flamboyant in which I obtained 5A+s, 3As and 2A-s. And for my SPM, praise to Allah, I got a sparkling results of 6A+s and 4As. Now, it is proven that my academic performances are consistent and always tip-top. At school, I was among hundreds of bright students from all edges of Malaysia. This need hard

work and big forbearances to stay in front. However, despite all the hardships I needed to face, I managed to shine as the schools promising gem in all aspects. In addition for the splendid academic performance, I did well in extra-curricular affairs. In the field of sports and games, I was my sport houses gold medal prospect in long-distance runs like 400m, 800m, 1500m and cross country. I contributed a new school record in long-distance run and grabbed bronze medal in the MSSD championship. In the uniform bodies, I was the active member of the Fire Brigade and Rescuer Cadet. My highest achievement in this field was when the schools team managed to won the first runner-up in the Johor Fire Brigade and Rescuer Cadet Foot Drill Competition 2008. However, my achievements in clubs and societies were far better. I participated in the International Star Gazing and Space Camp 2010, Malaysia and Indonesia Regional Pedagogy Course 2010, became the only Johores representative in the Pidato Piala Diraja Competition 2009 and 1Malaysia Pidato Competition 2010. I was also an outstanding Bahasa Malaysia debater and represented SM Sains Johor in various debate tournaments at national level. Other than that, I participated in the SBP Kebangsaan Career Carnival and The Star-RHB State Level Mighty Minds Challenge 2010. Besides, I also participated in many leadership programs such as the SBP Kebangsaan House Captain Leadership Course 2010.

My role as a leader should not be underestimated. I was chosen as the Head Prefect in my primary school. In SM Sains Johor, I cultivated my leadership skills when I became the school prefect since Form 2 and later on as the Secretariat of the Board of Prefect. I also became the President of Suria House, President of the Bahasa Melayu Debating Club, Vice President of the Computer Club, the Secretary of Bahasa Melayu Society, the Secretary of Pembimbing Rakan Sebaya (PRS), the committee member of Badan Dakwah and Rohani and also as the Prefect Dorm Leader at the boys hostel. Elsewhere, I hold the position of AJK Fire Drill in Fire Brigade and Rescuer Cadet, the Secretary of the Chess Club and an active member of the Athletic Club. I was selected to hold these positions due to my high self-confidence, the ability to speak out my ideas in front of the people without fears and my skills in persuading others. Proven, although I was extremely busy in many aspects throughout the year, I was still capable of managing my schedule systematically and coped with stress excellently until I gained huge success all around. HIGHER EDUCATION PLAN As I grow up, I am greatly influenced with medical fields due to many reasons. So, I become interested to be a doctor and anything related to medical fields. In 2009, my friends and I conducted a

research about cardiology-related diseases at the famous National Heart Institute (IJN). After we had a long talk with one of the Malay cardiothoracic experts there, my determination was set up. I will become Malaysias most well-known Malay cardiothoracic expert like him one day! Why do I set my heart to study medic so much? One of the reasons is because I love to learn Biology and Life Science very much. I am very interested to learn about living things, human bodies, the organs, the bones structure, the hormonal activities and also the body mechanisms. It makes me feel closer to the mighty Creator instead of just stunned by the miracles of our bodies. As for me, being a doctor is not only about giving exact treatments to the patients. It comprises the duties to educate people about the importance of maintaining good health and the significances of being free from any diseases. It is also a doctors responsibility to ensure that the societies realize about the dangers and risks of various diseases and illnesses thus providing helps to prevent those illnesses. My greatest weakness is that I may easily sympathize when I look at those unlucky people who suffer chronic diseases no matter children, adolescents, or even the elders. I will feel a sudden yearn to help them in any ways so that they can enjoy their precious life as I am enjoying mine. As a caring and loving member of this big society, no one will care

if I need to sacrifice my time ,24 hours a day, 7 days a week when I can save the lives of the ill-fated patients? Being a doctor is such a noble job. The earning is profitable too. But yet, the thing I seek the most by being a doctor is the pleasure to treat sick people. I wish and set a high hope that one day I will be able to enter the University of Auckland, New Zealand. The Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences in that university is a large and dynamic faculty. It is rated in the top 1% biomedical universities in the world. This university is established as one of the best universities in this globe. The proof is that the University of Auckland was ranked 47th among the worlds best Clinical, Pre-clinical and Health universities according to the Times Higher Education World University Ranking for the year 2010 and 2011 plus recognition for being the best university in New Zealand. The Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences aims to improve the health
and wellbeing of the local, national and global communities through excellence in teaching, research and service. Over the past three years they have opened the award winning AMRF Medical Sciences Learning Centre, seen significant enhancement of their Advanced Clinical Skills Centre at Mercy Ascot Hospital, and commissioned a suite of new teaching rooms and a large integrated teaching facility. In 2009, the faculty opened the Centre for Brain Research, one of the largest neuroscience research facilities in the Southern Hemisphere.

FUTURE CAREER PROSPECT. To show how deep my interest is in this field, I have even sketched and imagined myself 15 years ahead. In the first 6 to 7 years hopefully starting from

next year, I will undergo foundations in medical course before continuing my degree in medic. After that, I will receive my first class degree in medic, the MB ChB, which is awarded to medical graduates in New Zealands universities. MB ChB stands for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. As a fresh potential graduate, I will serve my country either with the government or any private medical centre in order to complete my fellowship and housemanship training. Then, I will do my Masters in medic, but this time I will specialized in cardiology to pursue my dream of being a cardiologist for another 2 or 3 years. Upon completion, I will become an expert doctor in cardiology or maybe cardiothoracic and serve at the National Heart Institute (IJN). I promised myself to be loyal to my beloved home country and to serve my people no matter how difficult it will be. I am here ready to be recruited as the first Malay and Muslim doctor to become a respected cardiology expert not only in my country but also worldwide. Therefore, I would like to respond to the need of 1 doctor for 500 citizens by 2020 as stated by the government via Health Informatics Centre Planning and Development Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia. As the population grows and technologies evolve, the demand for medical expert will always there. By then, Dr. Mohamad Haiqal

Hazwan bin Madzian, will be there to ease the burden.

WRITTEN BY: Mohamad Haiqal Hazwan Bin Madzian 25th of April 2011. ----------------------------------------P/S : It was a 1600++ words essay, and this is the SHORTEST one I could prepare :P No less, but more..
SINCERELY FROM Haiqal Hazwan AT 4:16 PM

15 RESPONSES:
eqna blueocean said... wow that is the shotest one??? try 2 have a look at my essay ..... hahahahaa even more shoter than u.. NO IDEA... wish me luck 4 mara interview 28/4/11 visit my blog ok (i am very desperate blogger hahaha lol) http://cintaforklift.blogspot.com April 28, 2011 11:51 AM

Haiqal Dongwo0n said... hehe.. yeahh..i tried very hard to keep it under 2000 words.. huhh~ well, goodluck !! April 28, 2011 12:38 PM

Natasha said... Helloooo... (: Just wondering are the results for MARA out yet? And how was your interview? Cos mine is tomorrow. ._. Maklumla... Last batch to be chosen. Hahahaha. May 10, 2011 4:30 PM

Haiqal Hazwan said... @Natasha Hello :)

Oh, the results are not yet announced, My interview was just an OK-OK lah. You may read it at my recent post. Ouhhh...there are still interviews?? Is this for PIDN ? After all, good luck :DD May 10, 2011 10:12 PM

Anonymous said... hai. saya nak tanya tulis tgn or taip? April 18, 2012 12:05 AM

Anonymous said... thanks for the essay..very helpful..dan sgt pnjang haha April 20, 2012 11:48 PM

Afiq said...

Nice one! Really helped me a lot. Btw, shortest one? Haha! I know what you mean. You just wanna get it ALL out there! :) April 21, 2012 5:33 PM

Anonymous said... Thank you so much. I wish you the very best in life and hope that all of your plans and dreams can be achieved one day. Looking forward of meeting Dr.Mohamad Haiqal Hazwan. InsyaAllah. :) April 22, 2012 6:52 PM

Anonymous said... nice one!! :D April 23, 2012 4:36 PM

Anonymous said... what a nice essay, but when i start reading it after reading few essays, i realized that its just the same as Muhammad Arieffahmi bin Abd Razak.

HAHAHA, busted! u cn just change few right, but its just the same, my God -.- and pretending like it urs? April 25, 2012 1:38 AM

Anonymous said... hehhee, im here to say sorry. i am the one who post the above comment. i guest arieffahmi is the one stealing ur essay?? or i dunno. at least i'd say sorry. April 25, 2012 2:28 AM

mindafahmi said... This comment has been removed by the author. April 25, 2012 5:01 PM

mindafahmi said... Sorry to say,i got this essay from the writer. After that i did some changes.but still we dont know wheres this essay came from.the original source.but i hope theres no one going to provoke bout this.espeacially someone using anounymous.hehe..but if haiqal hazwan is the 'real'

writer,im sorry if u dont like this happened. Hehe..ok,jgn gaduh2 pasal ni ok?:) April 25, 2012 5:18 PM

Anonymous said... hehehe.. wah drama ~~, didn't expect mindafahmi would comment. but u already said sorry, i forgive youuuuu. although im not haiqal hazwan. im sorry too :) April 25, 2012 8:53 PM

mindafahmi said... of course..i have my own dignity then you just mentioned my full name above, how can i just see and smile?haha..so anonymous,lets be friend.;) April 26, 2012 10:34 AM Post a Comment