MyPAJSK is an independent initiative helping parents find competitions that count for PAJSK and keep their child’s records ready for school. It is not an official KPM service.

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PAJSK guide

How competition points work, and how to make the most of MyPAJSK.

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See how many points an activity could give you.

Level · Peringkat
Involvement · Pelibatan
Placing · Pencapaian
Involvement11
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Total11

How competition points work

For each competition, PAJSK gives two kinds of points, and they add up:

  • Skor Pelibatan (involvement) for how your child took part. Pelibatan I: you take part; Pelibatan II: you help run it; Pelibatan III: you cheer it on.
  • Skor Pencapaian (achievement) for placing in the top five, from Johan (1st) to Kelima (5th).

Higher levels give more points. Involvement isn’t scored at school level, and placings aren’t scored at Bahagian level.

Skor Pelibatan · Involvement

PeringkatIIIIII
Antarabangsa201510
Kebangsaan17128
Negeri14106
Bahagian1295
Zon / Daerah1184

Skor Pencapaian · Placings

Peringkat1st2nd3rd4th5th
Antarabangsa2019181716
Kebangsaan1716151413
Negeri1413121110
Zon / Daerah1110987
Sekolah87654
Source: Penerangan Penyelarasan Pengiktirafan Pemarkahan Pelibatan dan Pencapaian Kokurikulum Murid, Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia. Your school confirms official marks.

How MyPAJSK works

  1. Find a competitionChoose Kelab & Persatuan, Sukan or Badan Beruniform, then filter by state and school.
  2. Join with the organiserRegister on the organiser’s own page. We show the deadline and the fee up front.
  3. Record it with the certificateSnap the certificate or KPM letter and we fill in the details. Your child’s points add up automatically.
  4. Hand it in at schoolPrint a one-page PAJSK summary, with links to every certificate, for the class teacher.

Questions from parents

What is PAJSK?

PAJSK (Pentaksiran Aktiviti Jasmani, Sukan dan Kokurikulum) is how Malaysian schools assess sports and co-curricular activity. Pupils earn points for taking part in competitions and activities, and extra points for placing in the top five.

How are competition points counted?

Points depend on the level (peringkat) and how your child took part. Taking part at national level earns 17 points, and a Johan placing adds another 17. Use the calculator above to see every combination.

Will my school accept these competitions?

The PAJSK level is confirmed only after a competition ends, when the organiser reports it to KPM. Your school records and confirms official marks, so keep the certificate. MyPAJSK keeps a copy with each record for you.

Is MyPAJSK free?

Yes. Finding competitions, recording them and printing a summary for school are free for parents. Some organisers charge an entry fee, which is shown on each listing.

Who runs MyPAJSK, and why?

MyPAJSK is an independent initiative for Malaysian parents. Many parents hear about competitions only after they close, and certificates go missing by the time the school asks for them. MyPAJSK lists competitions that count for PAJSK in one place and helps you keep a record of every one your child joins.

Is MyPAJSK run by KPM?

No. MyPAJSK is not an official KPM service. Competition details come from organisers and are checked by our team before they go live. Your school confirms official PAJSK marks.

Certificates you upload are private to you and the school you share your summary with.

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MyPAJSK is an independent initiative for parents and is not an official Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM) service.