Sorting out your modules for the semester? You’re in the right place. This section walks you through everything you need to know — from adding or dropping a module to withdrawing from a subject or sorting out your class timetable.
Sorting out your modules for the semester? You’re in the right place. This section walks you through everything you need to know — from adding or dropping a module to withdrawing from a subject or sorting out your class timetable.
Online Module Registration (OMR) is the process where you select your modules for the upcoming semester through the Campus Central Portal. All active students — except new students, research-based postgraduate students, MBBS, Online Postgraduate Programme (OPP), and Intensive English (IEN) students are required to complete this registration before the start of each new semester.
OMR usually takes place between Week 8 and Week 10 of the current semester. The exact dates will be announced beforehand, so be sure to check your Taylor's email, Campus Central Portal or Taylor's Mobile App regularly to avoid missing out.
To be eligible for Online Module Registration (OMR), you must be an active student with valid access to the Campus Central Portal and no outstanding tuition fees. Please note that OMR is not applicable to new students, research-based postgraduate students, MBBS, Online Postgraduate Programme (OPP), and Intensive English (IEN) students.
You can access the OMR system by logging in to https://timetable.taylors.edu.my using your Student ID and email password. For the best experience, we recommend using a desktop or laptop with the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. While the system is accessible via mobile devices, it is optimised for larger screens to avoid display issues.
The Online Module Registration period usually begins around Week 8 of the current semester and remains open until Week 10. This is when students register for modules for the upcoming semester. Announcements will be made in advance via your Taylor's email, Campus Central Portal and Taylor's Mobile App, so be sure to stay updated.
If you miss the OMR period, a Late Module Registration window will open roughly two (2) weeks after Tier 1 closes. A penalty fee of RM200 will be applied (subject to 6% SST for international students).
Here’s how to complete your Online Module Registration:
At the top of the page, you’ll see your name, programme, intake, and current semester.
Click 'Show Details' to reveal your module categories.
For each category, click 'Show Details' again to view the list of available modules.
Tick the checkbox next to each module you wish to register for. Repeat this for each applicable category.
Once done, click 'Save Choices.'
You’ll then be prompted to 'Submit Your Choices' or go back to make changes. If ready, click 'Submit Your Choices.'
Confirm your selection by clicking 'Submit Choices' again.
You’ll receive a confirmation message: 'Congratulations, your choices have been submitted.' Log off to complete your session.
Note: If you try to save without completing all required selections, you’ll receive a prompt: 'You are not allowed to save invalid choices.' You must complete your selection before saving. Always remember to both save and submit your choices before logging out. Failing to do so will result in your selections being discarded. You can make changes at any time before the OMR deadline.
There are credit hour limits you must follow each semester:
Diploma and Degree programmes:
The minimum credit load should not be less than half of the maximum. Always plan your workload with graduation timelines in mind. Additionally, module selection may be affected by:
Priority seating may apply for students in their final semester or those about to begin internships. However, this does not apply to Free Elective modules.
If a module is full (especially Minor or Free Electives), you’ll need to choose an alternative. If the module is required for graduation and you’re in your final semester, submit a request via the Enquiry Form on the Campus Central portal to the Timetabling Department.
Confirm whether you are required to register. New students typically have their first semester modules registered automatically. Also, check if there are any holds on your account, such as fee or disciplinary blocks.
You may register during the Late Module Registration window, but this will incur a RM200 fee (plus 6% SST for international students).
Use the Module Add/Drop period to make changes, subject to availability.
You must still complete OMR based on your academic plan. Once your Student Exchange Learning Agreement (SELA) is finalised, the Global Mobility Office will help with module changes. This also applies to non-credit bearing exchange (where a deferment of studies application would be required).
It’s compulsory to register your internship through the OMR system as part of your study plan.
Late Module Registration (LMR) is a process designed for students who missed the official Online Module Registration (OMR) deadline. It allows you to register for your modules after the Tier 1 period has closed. LMR typically opens around two (2) weeks after the end of Tier 1. Be sure to check the Campus Central Portal or your Taylor’s email for the exact dates and announcements.
An administrative fee of RM200 will apply, with an additional 6% SST for international students. Payment must be made via Taylor’s Pay as part of the LMR form submission—other payment methods will not be accepted.
If you fail to complete both OMR and LMR, you will not be able to continue your studies in the upcoming semester and will need to defer.
Note: For international students, deferring your semester will require you to cancel your current student visa, return to your home country, and reapply for a new visa before resuming your studies at Taylor’s.
Once you’ve successfully registered your modules, we will generate your class timetable — this outlines when and where your lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions will take place throughout the semester. Our goal is to create a timetable that not only supports your academic progress but also considers your need for flexibility. While the scheduling is system-generated based on your module selections, every effort is made to ensure a balanced timetable that accommodates different learning styles and student needs.
Your timetable will be published at least two (2) weeks before the semester begins, giving you time to plan your schedule and adjust any personal commitments. You can access your timetable via the Taylor’s Mobile App or the Campus Central Portal.
If you make changes to your modules during the Module Add/Drop period (Tier 2), the timetable will be updated to reflect your latest selections. Please allow up to 48 hours for the changes to be processed and displayed in the system.
A timetable clash occurs when two (2) or more scheduled sessions—such as lectures, tutorials, or practicals—overlap, making it impossible to attend all classes in full. Clashes commonly occur between common core modules and free electives, or between two (2) free electives. It is rare for two (2) common core modules to clash.
If a clash is detected in your timetable, the Timetabling Department will notify you via your Taylor’s email. When this happens, you have two options:
It’s important to act promptly if a clash is identified to avoid disruption to your academic progress.
We understand that your study plans may shift — and that’s perfectly okay. At the start of each semester, there’s a dedicated window that allows you to make changes to your registered modules. Whether you’re adjusting your timetable, switching subjects, or realigning your study load, timing is crucial, as it can impact both your academic record and tuition fees.
The Add/Drop period runs from one week before the semester begins until the end of Week 2. During this window, you can:
Note: The Online Module Registration (OMR) system is unavailable daily from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM due to scheduled maintenance. Please take note that if you missed doing the OMR Tier 1 and had not requested for manual module registration, you will not be able to login to the system. If this happens, please contact Campus Central via the General Enquiry Form here and we’ll get back to you within one (1) working day.
If you decide to remove a module after Week 2, this is considered a withdrawal, and it comes with important consequences:
We highly recommend consulting your Programme Advisor before proceeding, as a withdrawal may affect your academic progress and graduation timeline.
Once you had download and completed the form, please submit via this link: https://forms.office.com/r/8zBWz0RT1e. Withdrawal requests can only be submitted during the teaching weeks of the semester. Submissions after teaching weeks must be supported by valid documentation (e.g., medical or personal emergencies). Submissions after the Final Exams begin will not be accepted.
Withdrawal requests will be processed within five (5) working days, and the outcome will be sent to your Taylor’s email.
| Action | Timeline | Remarks |
| Add/Drop Opens | 10:00 AM, 18 August 2025 (Monday) | Available from the week before semester commencement |
| Add/Drop Closes | 6:00 PM, 7 September 2025 (Sunday) | Last day to make changes without penalty |
| 1st Withdrawal Period | 8 September – 10 October 2025 | WD grade (no GPA impact), no fee refund |
| 2nd Withdrawal Period | 13 October – 28 November 2025 | F(W) grade (impacts GPA), no fee refund |
| Action | Timeline | Remarks |
Add/Drop Opens (Degree) Add/Drop Opens (PG) |
10:00 AM, 17 September 2025 (Wednesday) 10:00 AM, 18 September 2025 (Thursday) |
Opens one week before semester begins |
| Add/Drop Closes | 12:00 PM, 6 October 2025 (Monday) | Last day to make changes without penalty |
| 1st Withdrawal Period | 6 October – 7 November 2025 | WD grade (no GPA impact), no fee refund |
| 2nd Withdrawal Period | 10 November 2025 – 2 January 2026 | F(W) grade (impacts GPA), no fee refund |
OMR is not applicable to new intake students — your Semester 1 modules and timetable are automatically assigned. If you're in your final semester, you generally do not need to register unless you’ve extended your studies. For further assistance, contact the Timetabling Department via the Enquiry Form.
If the module is listed in your MSP but doesn’t appear in OMR, it may not be offered in the upcoming semester. Please contact the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form.
Click on 'Show Details' under each Module Category to view the available modules. If the modules still appear locked, contact the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form.
Some modules, especially Minors and Free Electives, have limited seats. If a module is full, you’ll need to choose an alternative. If you’re in your final semester and need this module to graduate, submit a request to the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form.
There are maximum credit hour limits per semester. If you need to overload your studies, submit a request through Campus Central via the Enquiry Form.
It’s strongly recommended to follow your MSP. However, exceptions may apply for Free Electives or modules not offered in the next semester.
Refer to your Programme Guide in the Campus Central portal or your personalised My Study Plan (MSP). For academic advice, contact Campus Central via the Enquiry Form.
Yes. You must complete OMR based on your study plan. Once your exchange is confirmed and the Student Exchange Learning Agreement (SELA) is submitted, the Global Mobility team will assist with module add/drop. This also applies to non-credit bearing exchanges, where a deferment application may be required.
Yes, you are required to complete OMR for your return semester according to your study plan.
Yes. You must complete OMR based on your approved Module Registration Form. If you do not have a copy, please contact global.mobility@taylors.edu.my.
Changes to Complementary Studies must be made before the OMR period opens. For now, register modules based on your current structure. You can make changes when the system reopens closer to semester commencement.
The fee will be included in your next semester's Statement of Accounts. You can make payment via Taylor’s Pay.
All students are expected to register within the official OMR timeline. Requests for waiver are generally not entertained unless under exceptional circumstances.
You can select alternative class slots that do not clash with your timetable. Alternatively, you may drop and register for a different module.
First, ensure that you are enrolled in the module by checking the 'Registered Modules' in Taylor’s Mobile App. If confirmed the modules are there but not appearing in your timetable, please submit an Enquiry Form to the Timetabling Department for assistance.
Classes are scheduled between 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Monday to Friday and 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Saturday.
Timetables are published on the Campus Central Portal two (2) to three (3) weeks before the semester begins.
You can view your timetable on both the Campus Central Portal and the Taylor’s Mobile App, which is available for download on the App Store (iOS) and Play Store (Android).
We recommend checking your timetable weekly for any updates or changes.
Timetable changes will be minimal after publication unless there are unforeseen circumstances.
Changes can be made during the Add/Drop period, as long as seats are still available in your preferred slots.
Module Add or Drop is not applicable to new intake students — your Semester 1 modules are automatically registered and your timetable is pre-assigned. If you’re extending your studies (i.e. not completing the programme within the standard duration), please contact Campus Central via the Enquiry Form for assistance.
The module you’re looking for may not be offered in the upcoming semester. For confirmation, please contact the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form.
If the clash is between two tutorial and/or practical slots, you will need to drop one module and choose another. If the clash involves a lecture and a tutorial/practical, please contact the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form for assistance.
Some modules especially Minors and Free Electives have seat limitations. If a class is full, you’ll need to choose an alternative module. If you are in your final semester and the module is essential for graduation, contact the Timetabling team via the Enquiry Form to request a seat.
This may be due to a system update delay. Please contact Campus Central via the Enquiry Form for assistance.
Each semester has a maximum allowable credit load. If you need to overload your modules for the semester, submit a request through Campus Central via the Enquiry Form.
You are encouraged to follow your MSP. However, you may register for alternative modules under valid circumstances — for example, a Free Elective or if the intended module is not offered in the next semester.
What you’re seeing is likely the Week 1 timetable. To view your full schedule, scroll through or click into the upcoming weeks within the system.
Timetable and myTIMeS sync daily at 6:00 AM, based on registrations submitted by 6:00 PM the previous day. If the issue persists, contact the e-Learning Academy at ela.helpdesk@taylors.edu.my.
You can refer to your Programme Guide available on the Campus Central portal, where you’ll find sample study plans and guidance. You can also review your previously created MSP. For personalised advice, reach out to Campus Central via the Enquiry Form.
Reach out to the Timetabling Department via the Enquiry Form and we’ll get back to you within two (2) working days.
