Answered By: Zaleha Othman
Last Updated: Nov 29, 2021     Views: 2616

The Board of Undergraduate Studies has decided that with effect from Academic Year 2012/13, only the most recent five year examination papers are made accessible to students.  

This is because course contents change rapidly and all courses are revised regularly to keep the materials up-to-date.  Hence, materials that are more than five years old are usually obsolete.

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