Hi guys,
I've been looking around for a med school in Asia and come across this IMU MBBS course. I was just wondering if I could get some advice/info. on a few things (I've sent an email to admissions office as well but no reply yet.)
Thanks in advance for any advice/info.
What exactly would you like to know?

IMU is split into two phases -- the first is spent on the Bukit Jalil/Kuala Lumpur campus and you'll be there for 2 1/2 years. The second phase is either spent at your respective partner medical school or in Seremban Hospital. If you have a previous degree you might be able to shave off a year of study depending on where you match to.
The GPA is wide-band -- we have some students who are straight A's and some others that didn't do so well but are still in the medicine program. Regardless, IMU likes to filter out students, so if you don't make the cut they either make you resit a semester/year or they'll kick you out. Not to scare you or anything, but my batch was experimental (they changed the whole system for my year) and made the exams extremely difficult -- we only had one A in the class whereas in previous batches 80 % of the students were scoring an A. I guess there was a trade-off by lowering the passing grade -- they have made it incredibly difficult to score high.
There are older students (I'm one of them; 25 yrs old) but there are older students -- I believe a Canadian in his 30's recently joined us

Your peers will just be finishing off highschool/pre-college so they will be 19, unless they are from Singapore, most of them are 21 because of their mandatory military service.
You will need to take the IELTS, or TOEFL as an international student. All students will also have to take a mandatory english exam when you come here.
Take note, if you hold a greencard or passport from the country of a partner medical school you will not be able to match with them -- this is too discourage students from using IMU as a backdoor.
Otherwise the program is pretty much independent learning with lectures and labs thrown in here and there and heavily PBL emphasized. You will learn clinical skills from your first semester and will be rotating in hospitals by your second.