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Question 1: I have received the offer letter to an IPT but I do not intend to study any more. Can I cash the loan advance warrant that I received? Answer: If you turn down the IPT offer, you need not cash the WPP warrant. If the warrant has been cashed, you have to repay that amount within 30 days of cashing the warrant.
Question 2: I have received an offer to study in a polytechnic. My parents’ income is less than RM3,000.00. Why have I not received the WPP? Answer: The WPP warrant is given only to students who have received offers to undergo a programme of study at the diploma or first degree level in an IPTA & polytechnics, not including IPTS.
Question 3: Is the WPP given free of charge to needy students? Answer: The WPP is part of the total loan and is given earlier to enable students to make preparations before registering at the IPT. The WPP will be deducted from the total loan given to the student.
Question 4: The WPP warrant has been posted to my house. However, I do not need it. What should I do? Answer: WPP warrants that are not needed and have not been cashed must be returned to PTPTN.
Question 5: I have been offered a place in the IPTA and at the same time, received the WPP warrant. However, I have misplaced the WPP warrant. Can PTPTN re-issue the warrant to me? Answer: No, because the WPP warrant is issued only once.
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