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Key Facts: SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan Exam

SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan (3754) is a Malay KSSM elective with Paper 1 (3754/1, 2h30m on the 2025 timetable) and Paper 2 (3754/2); this bank is an English MCQ study adaptation weighted to DSKP module hours.

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1In KSSM Pengajian Keusahawanan, an entrepreneur (usahawan) differs from a trader (peniaga) mainly because the entrepreneur:

A.Buys and sells goods only to earn a retail margin

B.Creates, innovates and takes calculated risks to build a growing venture

C.Works only for a government agency on a fixed salary

D.Avoids all uncertainty and never invests personal capital

Explanation: An entrepreneur creates value through innovation, opportunity recognition and calculated risk-taking, whereas a trader primarily buys and resells goods for a margin. DSKP Module 1.0 emphasises the concept and sources of entrepreneurship beyond mere trading.

2Which statement best defines entrepreneurship (keusahawanan) in the SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan syllabus?

A.The process of identifying opportunities and organising resources to create a business that adds value

B.Only the legal registration of a company at SSM

C.Any part-time hobby that never generates revenue

D.Government taxation of large multinational firms only

Explanation: Entrepreneurship is the process of recognising opportunities and mobilising resources (physical and non-physical) to create value through a venture. Registration and taxation are related activities, not the definition itself.

3Which of the following is classified as a physical entrepreneurial resource (sumber keusahawanan fizikal)?

A.Industry knowledge and know-how

B.Land, raw materials and machinery

C.Customer goodwill and brand reputation only

D.A patented business process with no tangible assets

Explanation: Physical resources include tangible inputs such as land, raw materials, labour in physical form, and capital equipment. Knowledge, reputation and patents are non-physical (intangible) entrepreneurial resources.

4In the entrepreneurship concept map, vision, mission and objectives are best described as:

A.Unrelated slogans that never guide daily operations

B.Linked elements that direct the entrepreneur’s purpose, path and measurable targets

C.Only accounting entries in the cash book

D.Optional decorations for a website with no strategic role

Explanation: DSKP Module 1.0 links vision (long-term aspiration), mission (how the venture serves its purpose) and objectives (measurable targets). Together they guide entrepreneurial direction.

5Which pair correctly matches a source of entrepreneurship with an example?

A.Non-physical resource — factory building

B.Physical resource — market information system knowledge

C.Non-physical resource — technology know-how and information

D.Physical resource — brand loyalty alone

Explanation: Non-physical sources include technology methods and information/knowledge. Factory buildings are physical; brand loyalty alone is intangible reputation, not a physical resource.

6Historically, entrepreneurship development in Malaysia has been supported mainly to:

A.Eliminate all private businesses and nationalise every shop

B.Build competitive entrepreneurs who contribute to economic growth and employment

C.Stop citizens from starting any small enterprise

D.Replace formal education with unpaid volunteering only

Explanation: National entrepreneurship agendas aim to grow competitive entrepreneurs who create jobs, income and economic contribution. The syllabus links Malaysian entrepreneurship history to development goals, not to eliminating private enterprise.

7A key economic role of entrepreneurship is to:

A.Increase unemployment by closing all firms

B.Create jobs, innovate products and stimulate economic growth

C.Remove consumer choice from the market

D.Prevent any new competitors from entering industries

Explanation: Entrepreneurs create employment, introduce innovations and drive growth — core roles emphasised in Module 2.0 Pembangunan Keusahawanan.

8Which trait is most consistently associated with successful entrepreneur profiles (profil tokoh usahawan) in the syllabus?

A.Avoiding all decisions and delegating every risk to others permanently

B.Creativity, perseverance and willingness to take calculated risks

C.Refusing to learn from failure under any circumstance

D.Ignoring customers and focusing only on personal hobbies

Explanation: Successful entrepreneur profiles highlight creativity/innovation, perseverance (ketabahan) and calculated risk-taking, among other traits.

9TEKUN Nasional is best known in Malaysia as an agency that:

A.Issues SPM examination certificates

B.Provides microfinancing and entrepreneurial support especially for micro entrepreneurs

C.Operates commercial passenger airlines only

D.Sets the overnight policy rate for Bank Negara Malaysia

Explanation: TEKUN Nasional is a government-linked microfinance and entrepreneurship development agency supporting micro entrepreneurs. SPM certificates are issued via Lembaga Peperiksaan; BNM sets monetary policy; airlines are unrelated.

10MARA (Majlis Amanah Rakyat) supports Bumiputera entrepreneurship mainly through:

A.Banning all Bumiputera businesses from urban areas

B.Education, training, financing and business development programmes

C.Collecting only income tax for IRB (LHDN)

D.Printing Malaysian currency notes

Explanation: MARA’s mandate includes education, training, financing and entrepreneurial development for Bumiputera. Tax collection is LHDN’s role; currency issuance is Bank Negara’s function.

About the SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan Exam

SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan (subject code 3754) is the Entrepreneurship Studies elective of the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, administered by Lembaga Peperiksaan Malaysia under the Ministry of Education. It follows the KSSM Dokumen Standard Kurikulum dan Pentaksiran (DSKP) for Form 4 and Form 5 (Ikhtisas Kemanusiaan stream), with about 96 minimum teaching hours per year covering introduction to entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship development, entrepreneur personality formation, ethics and legislation, strategy and environment, business ownership, organisational functions, digital entrepreneurship, and the business plan (including marketing and finance). The SPM 2025 timetable confirms Paper 1 (3754/1) as a 2-hour-30-minute written paper; the LP format instrument also specifies Paper 2 (3754/2). Official papers are in Malay. These 100 free practice questions are an English-language MCQ study adaptation for concept and calculation drill across the DSKP modules.

Assessment

Question count not published by the exam provider

Time Limit

Paper 1 (3754/1): 2 hours 30 minutes (SPM 2025 timetable). Paper 2 (3754/2): confirm current timetable duration with Lembaga Peperiksaan.

Passing Score

Grade E or above is a pass on the A+ to G scale; G (Gagal) is a fail

Exam Fee

No separate subject fee for students in government and government-aided schools (SPM is state-funded); private candidates (calon persendirian) register and pay through Lembaga Peperiksaan (Lembaga Peperiksaan Malaysia (Malaysian Examinations Board), Ministry of Education Malaysia)

SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan Exam Content Outline

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Concepts, resources, vision/mission/objectives and Malaysian entrepreneurship foundations (Module 1.0, 12h).

13%

Entrepreneurship Development

Roles, successful profiles, and government/NGO support agencies (Module 2.0, 24h).

14%

Entrepreneur Personality Formation

Self-development, basic skills, SWOT and personal finance (Module 3.0, 27h).

Ethics and Legislation

Ethical conduct and legal/compliance awareness including statutory obligations (Module 4.0, 15h).

Strategy and Entrepreneurial Environment

Strategy choices and external environment scanning (Module 5.0, 18h).

Business Ownership

Milikan tunggal, perkongsian, Sdn. Bhd., koperasi and selection factors (Module 6.0, 15h).

16%

Business Functional Areas

Management and business functions plus organisation structure (Module 7.0, 30h).

Digital Entrepreneurship

Digital tools, platforms, ethical online marketing and related law (Module 8.0, 15h).

19%

Business Plan

Market, organisation, production, marketing and finance plans with calculations (Module 9.0, 36h).

How to Pass the SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Grade E or above is a pass on the A+ to G scale; G (Gagal) is a fail
Assessment: Question count not published by the exam provider
Time limit: Paper 1 (3754/1): 2 hours 30 minutes (SPM 2025 timetable). Paper 2 (3754/2): confirm current timetable duration with Lembaga Peperiksaan.
Exam fee: No separate subject fee for students in government and government-aided schools (SPM is state-funded); private candidates (calon persendirian) register and pay through Lembaga Peperiksaan

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
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Focus on highest-weighted sections
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SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan Study Tips from Top Performers

1Weight revision to DSKP hours: spend the most time on Module 9.0 business plan (36h) and Module 7.0 functions (30h), then personality formation (27h) and entrepreneurship development (24h).

2Drill SWOT correctly: Strengths/Weaknesses are internal; Opportunities/Threats are external.

3Memorise ownership forms with liability differences: milikan tunggal and ordinary perkongsian (often unlimited) vs Sdn. Bhd. (limited liability) and koperasi (member-focused).

4Practise quantitative items weekly: mark-up on cost, contribution, break-even (titik pulang modal), cash budget closing balance, and net profit after operating expenses.

5Learn business-plan section order — background, market analysis, organisation, production, marketing (including digital) and finance — plus common annexes (registration, KWSP, PERKESO forms).

6Link Malaysian support agencies (e.g. TEKUN, MARA, SME Corp) to Module 2.0 development roles without confusing them with Bank Negara or LHDN functions.

7After English concept drills, practise Malay past-year and trial (percubaan) papers under timed conditions for the real 3754 written format.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan (3754)?

It is the SPM Entrepreneurship Studies elective under KSSM, subject code 3754, administered by Lembaga Peperiksaan Malaysia. It spans Form 4 and Form 5 and develops entrepreneurial knowledge, skills and values through nine DSKP modules.

How is the exam structured?

Lembaga Peperiksaan’s format instrument (from SPM 2021) specifies Paper 1 (3754/1) and Paper 2 (3754/2). The official SPM 2025 timetable lists Paper 1 for 2 hours 30 minutes. Confirm the current Paper 2 slot with the timetable or your centre. KSSM teaching hours also include projects and practical/reporting work.

What language is the official exam in?

Official SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan papers are in Malay (Bahasa Melayu). This free bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation that keeps integral Malay terms such as usahawan, rancangan perniagaan, milikan tunggal and titik pulang modal.

What topics does the KSSM DSKP cover?

Form 4: introduction, entrepreneurship development, entrepreneur personality, ethics/legislation, and strategy/environment. Form 5: business ownership, organisational functions, digital entrepreneurship, and the business plan (market, organisation, production, marketing and finance).

How is SPM Pengajian Keusahawanan graded?

Results use the SPM scale A+, A, A-, B+, B, C+, C, D, E and G (Gagal). E or above is a pass; G is a fail. No fixed numeric pass mark is published per subject.

Is this practice bank the same as the real SPM paper?

No. Official papers are Malay written instruments (3754/1 and 3754/2). These 100 English MCQs are a study adaptation for syllabus concepts and calculations — not an official translation or a full exam simulation.

When is Paper 1 scheduled in SPM 2025?

The Ministry of Education SPM 2025 written timetable lists Pengajian Keusahawanan Paper 1 (3754/1) in the afternoon session of Tuesday 16 December 2025 for 2 hours 30 minutes (candidates present from 2.00 p.m., instructions from 2.20 p.m., examination 2.30–5.00 p.m.).

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