Do you need help with a (e.g., uploading the RPR, scheduling meetings, or setting up a Gantt chart)?
Note: Access to the system is protected by the university's Central Authentication Service (CAS) , requiring standard IIUM Single Sign-On (SSO) credentials. Important Guidelines for IIUM Researchers Proposal Stage Exceptions
Students can track their progress across semesters, ensuring they meet the deadlines set by the Centre for Postgraduate Studies (CPS).
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Students log their research milestones, upload chapters, note down raw data collection limits, and record minutes from meetings with advisors.
You can browse available job postings directly in the portal.
The system's primary role is to host the mandatory research progress reports that students must submit every semester once they reach the research stage of their program.
If you are still compiling your initial research proposal, using iMonitor is . You may submit your proposal progress reports manually using paper forms to the Centre for Postgraduate Studies. However, the university encourages using the platform early to take advantage of the digital logbook and appointment tools. Thesis Submission Linkage
Always ensure you receive a confirmation of submission.
The academic lifecycle at IIUM relies on two interconnected backend systems. While they share an ultimate objective, their functional scopes remain entirely distinct: Feature / Metric i-Monitor System i-Viva System
: Postgraduate students must use the platform to key in and submit their research progress for each semester. Milestone Monitoring
Postgraduate students registered for Thesis or Dissertation must submit their RPR online via the system during the stipulated submission period (usually Weeks 12-17 of the semester). Login: Access the i-Ma'luum portal. Select: Choose the Progress Report option.
: Students who have passed their research proposal stage are generally required to use the system for every semester they are active.
i-Monitor does not operate in isolation but is part of a broader suite of applications aimed at streamlining student life: i-Ma’luum
