PTPTN Repayment Calculator

Enter your PTPTN loan amount to estimate the monthly instalment, total ujrah and total repayment under PTPTN's default repayment period.

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The principal of your Ujrah loan, shown in myPTPTN.

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Optional. Leave blank to use PTPTN's default period for your loan amount.

Rates in effect: PTPTN 1% annual ujrah and default repayment periods · PTPTN – Bayaran Balik ↗

Source: PTPTN – Bayaran Balik ↗

This result is an estimate only. Check with your bank or the relevant authority before making decisions.

How it is calculated

PTPTN’s Ujrah loan uses a flat service charge:

  1. Ujrah = loan amount × 1% × years of repayment
  2. Total repayment = loan amount + ujrah
  3. Monthly instalment = total repayment ÷ number of months

The default repayment period depends on the loan amount:

Loan amount Repayment period
Up to RM10,000 60 months (5 years)
RM10,001 – RM22,000 120 months (10 years)
RM22,001 – RM50,000 180 months (15 years)
Above RM50,000 240 months (20 years)

The period can be extended up to age 60 by restructuring with PTPTN’s approval, and the 1% ujrah continues. To compare with an ordinary loan, try the loan payment calculator.

Worked example

A RM30,000 loan uses the default 180 months (15 years):

  1. Ujrah: RM30,000 × 1% × 15 = RM4,500
  2. Total repayment: RM30,000 + RM4,500 = RM34,500
  3. Monthly instalment: RM34,500 ÷ 180 = RM191.67

A RM10,000 loan over 60 months costs RM500 in ujrah and RM175.00 a month.

Why your number may differ

PTPTN may round your instalment differently. Takaful and stamp duty are not included. Early or late payments, restructuring and any discount campaign change the amount, and conventional (non-Ujrah) loans are not covered. Your myPTPTN statement shows your actual balance.

Frequently asked questions

When does PTPTN repayment start?

Repayment starts 12 months after your study loan ends, and the 1% ujrah is first charged from month 13.

Can I pay off PTPTN early?

Yes. Paying more than the instalment settles the loan sooner and saves ujrah, because ujrah is charged until the loan is fully settled. Paying less creates arrears.

Is there a PTPTN discount in 2026?

No discount is guaranteed. The last published percentage discount programme ended on 31 March 2024, so check the PTPTN website for current offers.