ChinaChina: CSCA registration and choosing a date
We register you for the CSCA exam and help you choose subjects and a date. Prep courses are sold separately.
The request pays for nothing. A manager confirms the contents, timing and price, and only then do you pay.
The price of our work. University, consulate and partner fees are paid separately, on their invoices, with no markup from us.
CSCA is an exam for international bachelor's applicants to China, organised by the China Scholarship Council. It is required from the 2026/27 intake for bachelor's degrees at 306 designated universities in China, and is planned for all of them by 2028. It does not apply to master's or doctoral study.
We check whether you need it for your universities, help you choose subjects, the exam language and the date, and register you for a session. Each university decides which subjects and scores it needs. Requirements depend on the university, programme and admission year.
- A check of whether CSCA is needed for your universities
- Choosing subjects, exam language and date
- Help with registration
- Reminders of the registration deadlines
- · You are entering a bachelor's degree in China
- · You do not know whether you need CSCA or which subjects
- · You want to choose a date and not miss registration
Usually 1–2 working days. The organiser sets the registration windows, so plan for the nearest session in advance.
- · The exam fee, which you pay to the organiser.
- · CSCA prep courses (foundation and intensive) are sold separately.
Common questions
Do master's applicants need CSCA?
No. CSCA applies to bachelor's study.
Do you prepare people for the exam?
Preparation is separate: we have CSCA courses, foundation and intensive.
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