Hey, i have seen sooooo many people applying to HITSZ, and because the campus is new the uni is accepting lots of foreigners ( which they shouldn’t because most of people they accept here are low IQ, and there isn’t enough accommodation for all students), you can feel free to ask me anything you want.
I want to study computer science in china I got 95 out 100 in maths and 82 out of 100 in physics. Where can i apply with these scores and are the applications still open.
Is it impossible to apply for tbe start of next year?
Hello everyone. Like the title says, as I was going through all the possible routes one could potentially take in studying abroad, I came to the conclusion that China would be great place to do so. While it's admittedly late, this comes the fact that I had no real intention of studying abroad to begin with.
Not to waste anymore time, but unfortunately with my basic "research" on the topic, I have found that the next CSCA exam is on the 27th of June, while some of the unis still allow you to apply before the 30th of June, without the CSCA, but my understanding is that you should submit it before said date.
So is it too late for me?
Thanks for reading.
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Guys, I want to write the CSCA physics next month. Can anyone who has 90 and above in the last CSCA in April help me with major major tips that can help me pass. For example, I heard you are advised to read sample questions. So where can I get them from? What website should I use to prepare myself and all. I'm quite nervous I need help. Thank you soo much guys
I want to apply for English-taught engineering program for fall sem, I've applied for the passport, and the other documents like medical certificates etc, but most of the deadlines are in may and csca next attempt is in June, what should I do? Also my hs transcript is mid like 70.2% CBSE (india), but I've a decent in 10th class- 85% and all india rank of 34k in a competitive exam. Which universities are safe or good for me ?
Hi, I have decided to study in china and I am from Uzbeksitan, graduating from school in next 2 weeks. I already applied to 5 universities which I thought I have chance of getting admitted.
I have 5.0/5.0 GPA and 7 IELTS, regional olympics places in STEM fields, have good profile of projects and other additional things like volunteering. SAT 1310( I swear I was sick in test day and CSCA announcements come along and I didn't find reason to retake), CSCA 97.75/100 on both physics and math.
I wanted to apply to more unis but I decide and started to apply just from april so many good universities deadline's have already passed by then, also I missed CSC too, so I am relying on university scholarships. I absolutely need scholarship
I got offer from three out of five schools:
XJTLU - robotics 50% scholarship , Wuhan Uni - software engineering no scholarship , BIT - Mechatronics - tuition free + accomodation on BIT international students scholarship.
I am waiting on HITSZ and SJTU. I applied to SJTU on the last day 31th march and HITSZ 12th April.
The problem is BIT said I need to decide in two weeks weither I would accept or not. So I am asking you guys what should I do? When you think remaining two schools announce their decisions?
and it is not like I am not liking BIT, I like it but I want to know what the other two can offer before making decisions, as my choice can depend on which has better offer. I would love to hear what forum can suggest me, pls
Guys I am an india based tutor can you all tell me , how much is crowd of international students for CSCA every year.
Damn I prepared so much and wanted to enter but there is age restriction and I'm underage. My scores are high but even though I got rejected. It's is sad im just a freak and there is only 1 possible way to enter the China it's the language year but it costs money and I'm broke as hell so maybe I'm js need to stay in my country I'm sad
Since CSCA doesn’t have official materials, I just used Khan Academy AP Physics 1 & 2 courses to fill my foundation gap. I went from around 50 on mock tests to 90 by just studying from these and using practice papers to practice. AP is harder than CSCA, though, but I think it is actually good since it helps you be a bit over-prepared. I also came up with this guide from my experience of which topic might carries more weight.
I hope this is helpful for those who aren’t ready with their foundation & don’t know where to start.
How important are Extracurriculars for med schools? Esp top med schools like zhj or cmu (china medical university)? I dont have any notable EC that i can write down on my application and its honestly stressing me out especially for zhj since thats my top choice
If you are planning to apply for the 2026 intake, you’ve likely heard either that admission is "guaranteed" for international students, or that it is becoming as competitive as the Ivy League.
The truth is somewhere in the middle. Here is a breakdown of the actual difficulty levels based on the current data.
Not all admissions are created equal.
The introduction of the China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) has fundamentally changed how difficult it is to get in. Previously, many schools relied on HSK levels and high school transcripts. Now, the CSCA acts as a standardized filter.
If you are aiming for top-tier science or engineering programs, your CSCA math and physics scores will carry more weight than your extracurriculars. A low CSCA score can make even a mid-tier university "difficult" to enter, while a high score can open doors that were previously closed.
Difficulty also varies wildly depending on what you want to study.
It is important to note that Chinese universities are moving toward a more holistic review process. While academic scores are the foundation, admissions officers are now looking closer at your interview performance and your personal statement. This means that a student with a slightly lower score but a "why China" story might surpass a student with higher scores but no clear direction.
If your dream school feels out of reach, the most effective strategy for 2026 is the Foundation Program route. Enrolling in a one-year non-degree preparatory course at your target university significantly lowers the initial entry barrier and gives you a direct pipeline into the degree program upon completion.
For a more detailed breakdown of specific university acceptance rates and the full 2026 difficulty matrix, you can read the full article here:https://www.crosslineedu.com/blog/china-university-application-difficulty
We are also discussing real-time admission results and strategy in our community of nearly 10,000 international students. If you are struggling with your application or need a second pair of eyes on your profile, feel free to join us and ask for advice. Link in my bio.
Does anyone know what type of scholarships would I be eligible for with these scores? I'm applying to CMU for medicine and surgery course.
By very interesting turn of events I finished high school without much math knowledge except for the bare basics.
How do I even begin to prepare for CSCA?
I have been studying Chinese by myself since September of last year and I've started learning HSK 4, in four days I'll take the HSK 3 exam. I truly wish to go to China and study there with everything I've got, as well as create a life there.
So I'm just scouring through all the options, searching far and wide for the best one...
Though the CSCA hit me like a truck. I'm open to hear all suggestions and all recommendations, and feel free to dm me if you have the time! Thank you all for reading!
People who took math and physics tests which one was harder? Which one took more time in studying?
Physics and Maths respectively. What are my chances? And be real please 🙏
So how did we do? I see many people getting 90s in maths and physics
Guys, my score is horrible. Do I even stand a chance?
This is outrageous man
I thought i would get around 70, I am so happy.
Does anyone know long do we have to wait for the admission results from BUCT?
Csca 65 physics 75 maths high school gpa 3.78/4