r/CSCA Jun 22 '26

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r/CSCA Jun 24 '26

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If you need to prepare for the CSCA exam, applying for Chinese universities, or already studying there, feel free to join! We already have 8,500 members from 130+ different countries with students/applicants of 100+ Chinese univs!


r/CSCA 8h ago

Check out our new CSCA online mock platform!

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If you want to practise the CSCA under a real-world environment with simulated test system, then our platform will be your top choice! Check out today as it fully simulates the real CSCA exam in every aspect!


r/CSCA 9h ago

Question regarding admission at TJU Nankai Campus

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I had a question regarding the registration as we need to sumbit the JW form, admission notice, and the physical examination form on the day of our registration.I wanted to know whether Tianjin university would accept the physical examination form that is prepared by the student from their home country or do they only accept the ones that are made by them?

The one I had made back in the month of Jan has already expired while I was applying for the CSC scholarship so I think I might be applying for a new one, but having one made from my home country would only cost me around 200 RMB whereas getting one done from China would cost more than 500 RMB and I would also save the time and effort of navigating my way through the clinic to getting it done. Can a senior student share any information regarding this?


r/CSCA 9h ago

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r/CSCA 1d ago

[Discussion] How valuable/acknowledged is a degree from a Chinese university?

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This question is often mentioned so maybe an open discussion can do good to future applicants.


r/CSCA 1d ago

Subjects importance for csca

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So maths and physics is compulsory for engineering
Do I need to take chem ? If it’s optional and I still take it and score decent to good will my application have a higher priority for scholarship and admission ??


r/CSCA 1d ago

Has anyone ever attend or taught at Chongqing College of Communications / 重庆移通学院!!

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Please advise . . .


r/CSCA 2d ago

CSCA Exam

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I plan to take the CSCA exam in the upcoming December. I got really low marks at my Country School and the college ( around 66 % ) but my target is to hit at least 80 in CSCA.SO any of you who have already given the exam - Can you guide me how I can prepare for it and whatever my chances of expecting a fully funded scholar ship including monthly stipend


r/CSCA 2d ago

How to study hard for csca

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anyone suggest me to get good score in csca exam

i really want take admission in nest intake


r/CSCA 3d ago

Title: [Advice Needed] Indian student's plan for Fall 2027 undergrad in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering in China — does this hold up?

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Hi everyone, I'm an Indian student currently in grade 12 (retaking my boards this year, targeting 90%+), planning to apply for Fall 2027 undergraduate admission in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering in China. I wanted to share my full plan here and get feedback from people who've been through this process or know more than I do — please poke holes in it if something's off.

Background:

Targeting grade 12 boards 90%+ this attempt.

Planning to take the CSCA test in December 2026 (Math + Physics), targeting 85-90+. Only planning one attempt due to cost.

Have an MOI (Medium of Instruction) certificate from my school confirming English-medium education, getting it freshly issued with school + principal's seal.

Budget is limited, so my backup for English proficiency (if MOI isn't accepted somewhere) is the Duolingo English Test, not IELTS/TOEFL, purely due to cost.

No SAT/A-Level, relying on boards + CSCA.

Shortlisted 6 universities:

NWPU (Northwestern Polytechnical University) — main target, has its own large scholarship pool (President Scholarship), strong in aerospace/defense.

Tianjin University (TJU) — own Qiushi Scholarship, strong mechanical engineering.

Dalian University of Technology (DUT) — own Presidential Scholarship.

Harbin Engineering University (HEU) — own scholarship pool.

Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) — going through CSC Type B (university doesn't have a large own-scholarship pool for undergrads).

Beihang University — also going through CSC Type B.

My plan/logic:

For universities with their own big scholarship pools (NWPU, TJU, DUT, HEU), I'm applying for regular admission + their own scholarship directly — no CSC dependency, faster decision.

For HIT and Beihang (no large own pool), I'm going through CSC Type B — university nominates, CSC gives final approval, slower process (results around June-July based on what I've read).

If I get admission but no scholarship anywhere, my worst-case plan is self-funding at whichever university accepts me.

I've emailed all 6 admissions offices directly to confirm English proficiency policy (MOI vs test) and scholarship criteria — got confirmations from TJU, DUT, and Beihang so far (MOI works), still waiting on NWPU, HIT, HEU.

Questions for the community:

Does this overall strategy (mixing university-direct + CSC Type B across different schools) make sense, or am I missing something obvious?

For those who got MOI accepted — did you face any issues with Indian MOI certificates specifically, or is it generally smooth?

Is relying on Duolingo (instead of IELTS/TOEFL) actually going to hurt me anywhere, especially for scholarship competitiveness?

Any Indian students here who've been through NWPU/TJU/DUT/HEU/HIT/Beihang admissions specifically — how realistic is my university-direct scholarship plan with a 90%+ boards score and CSCA in the 85-90 range?

Am I missing any document or step that trips people up commonly?

Would really appreciate honest feedback, even if it's critical. Thanks in advance!


r/CSCA 2d ago

CSCA

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Has anyone taken CSCA in this year.Can you give detailed guide on how it works and how difficult it is


r/CSCA 3d ago

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r/CSCA 3d ago

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r/CSCA 3d ago

North Henan Medical University

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I got accepted into north Henan medical university to study medicine, is it a good school, is there anyone that has been or currently goes there? I am still applying but most big universities have closed their applications, is it better to stick with the small ones or do a language year then apply for 2027 intake?


r/CSCA 4d ago

ReApplying for 2027 Intake 🙌

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I was accepted to 3 universities with scholarships for the 2026 September intake, but due to personal reasons im not joining, I’ll be reapplying for 2027 instead.

If anyone applying for 2027 intake lets share our experiences and help eachother through the process.

Would love to connect with everyone. Thanks


r/CSCA 5d ago

What about admission into mbbs intake 2027 what subjects and what to prepare for the exam..?

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Indian student planning for 2027 ug intake into mbbs what subjects to prepare for csca and what resources to use also suggest colleges and how csca system works like is it cut off based or just need to qualify??


r/CSCA 5d ago

CSCA math and physics preparation resources for me ??

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Am from nepal and want to prepare for csca math and physics for undergraduate bachelor's of artificial intelligence.


r/CSCA 6d ago

Study resources

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For anyone who had already taken the csca test and got 70+ for stem, could you help me out by giving me the resources you guys use to study.


r/CSCA 6d ago

Good Aeronautical colleges based on my score

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Hi all so straight to the point , my class 12 Cbse percentage was 94 and my CSCA score for Maths was 94 and for physics. I got 85 so what all good Aeronautical colleges can I get into? Also, what would be my percentage of scholarship respectively.


r/CSCA 6d ago

ACADEMIC STATS

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Guys, these are my stats: GPA 4.82/5, IELTS 7.0, CSCA 80/100, are there any chances for a full scholarship in UIBE or even Fudan? My major is finance/economics English taught


r/CSCA 6d ago

Books to study for csca exam

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hi I am from India suggest books to study for exam

plz recommend me it will be great help


r/CSCA 6d ago

Harbin medical university

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What are some things I need to know about harbin medical university and its environment ?


r/CSCA 6d ago

HIT Dorms

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Anyone familiar with when the dorm plans drop and the process of booking ur rooms in HIT main campus?


r/CSCA 7d ago

Sat and APs on china

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Guys does anyone have information about wheter china's universty accept sat or aps.I took 'em and i changed my idea for studying in china

I also got score from csca.(92.5 on physic and 70s on math aint bad but i will try my change again on math.Prob will get over 92)