
First-time candidates
A degree in any discipline, no prior property experience needed, and an exam that's harder than it looks. You'll get the structure, the complete notes, and a clear picture of how a passing answer is built — before you sit.

If you've been waiting for a sign to take your career forward, take this one. Ten papers, a 50% pass mark, one sitting a year — and the person teaching you has sat those very papers himself. He knows exactly what this exam asks for, and he'll show you.
You already have a profession. This is the licence that compounds it. Five papers a semester. Nine months. Doable while you work.
RISM Graduate Entry Exam (RISM GE Exam)Ten papers. A 50% pass mark. One sitting a year. Almost everyone who sits it is holding down a full-time job — and the 5+5 pathway exists for exactly that. You don't give up the work you've built. You add to it.
And here's the thing: people rarely miss this exam because they aren't clever enough. They miss it because nobody ever showed them what the examiner is really looking for — how a good answer is shaped, how long it should be, which topics carry the marks. That's the part we teach, from the very first class.
No honest tutor can promise you a pass, and anyone who does is selling you something. So here's what we give you instead: the method, in free videos you can watch today; the price, published in full; the time it takes, in weeks; and every class recorded, so nothing is lost when life gets busy. Judge us on that — before you spend a ringgit.

Most people who sit this exam aren't estate agents at all. They're lawyers, quantity surveyors, bankers, property and facility managers, engineers, developers — people who already have a profession, and want the licence that sits beside it. You don't have to start over. You add to what you've built.
If law has stopped feeling like the life you want, property is a real direction to take — and everything you already know is an advantage.
See the lawyer route → For quantity surveyorsThe valuation licence that sits beside your QS registration — and why pricing and valuation are two different exams.
See the QS route → Banking & creditUnderstand how the collateral is really valued — and hold the licence that lets you sign for it.
See the subjects covered → Sat it beforeYou've sat it, and you're not doing it twice. Bring us the papers you missed — we'll map the specific gap instead of sending you back through the whole syllabus.
See the resit route →Changing direction is frightening — it is supposed to be, because it matters to you. Almost everyone who joins us is nervous about the same things: the time, the money, whether they can study again, whether they will be the slowest person in the room.
So here is what we do about it. Small groups, so nobody quietly gets lost. Every class recorded, so one missed evening never becomes a missed month. A tutor you can message directly when the doubt creeps in. And a plan that starts from where you actually are — not from where a syllabus says you should be.
You bring the courage to begin. We’ll bring everything else.
The technique videos are free, and there’s no sign-up in front of them. Watch a past-year valuation question get read, structured and answered — and see the standard we teach to before you decide anything at all.
If the method lands for you, the programme is the obvious next step. If it doesn't, you've lost nothing but the time it took to watch.

Five minutes on what the exam is, and how the three licences work.
First attempt or third, straight out of university or twenty years into another career — this is for people who want to sit the exam once and then get on with their lives. Whatever you bring, you won't be doing it on your own.

A degree in any discipline, no prior property experience needed, and an exam that's harder than it looks. You'll get the structure, the complete notes, and a clear picture of how a passing answer is built — before you sit.

You've sat it before. You already know how much this exam asks — so what you need is the specific gap closed, plus technique, with repeat-subject support at RM600 a paper.

Evenings and weekends, sessions recorded, and a tutor you reach directly. Support is heaviest in the two months before the exam, when it matters most.

One published price, everything included — and no upselling once you're in.
Five papers a semester. Nine months each. It's built around RISM's annual exam cycle instead of against it — and around a working week.
The core fundamentals — where most candidates start. Build your base first, then the technique on top of it.
The advanced papers, with targeted revision, past-year question drilling and answer strategy for the sitting ahead.
Five papers over roughly thirty-six weeks: a few structured evenings a week, plus heavier revision in the two months before the exam. That's the real load, and it's a realistic one for someone with a job. Ten subjects sounds like a mountain; split 5+5 it's two manageable semesters — and it's the exact route our founding tutor took himself.
RM1,200 a subject, per nine-month semester. RM6,000 for a five-subject semester, RM12,000 for the whole pathway — published here so nothing is negotiated in a phone call. There's no deposit scheme and no instalment plan; full payment confirms your place.

You watch the free technique first, then decide with the evidence in front of you — or you tell us which papers you're targeting and we map the gap for you. Both start in the same place.
Your qualification tells us which route is open to you. Your profession tells us what to show you first. Either way, your answers go to a person — not a bot, and not a call centre.
That’s a perfectly good place to be, and there’s no rush. Leave your email and we’ll send you exam technique that earns marks, the dates that matter, and news when a class opens — study help, not sales pressure.