Study in CHINA
Discover globally recognised universities, career-focused programmes and exciting opportunities in technology, engineering, business, medicine and more.
China is home to leading universities offering diverse programmes across technology, engineering, business, medicine, science and other high-demand fields.
From undergraduate to postgraduate and doctoral programmes, students can explore a broad range of academic pathways, including selected English-taught programmes.
International students can explore Chinese Government Scholarships and university-level funding opportunities, with options ranging from partial to full scholarships for eligible students.
Study in a country at the forefront of technology, manufacturing and innovation while gaining international exposure and experiencing a dynamic, rapidly developing economy.
China is an educational hub for international students to attain a globally recognized education. Here are some of the top universities in China for international students where we have placed our students.
All the essential information to help you plan your study in CHINA.
Some common documents that international students typically need when applying for a course in CHINA.
Valid Passport: A clear scanned copy of your passport (photo page, and any previous visa pages). It must usually be valid for at least another 6 to 12 months. Photographs: Recent digital passport-sized biometric photos with a plain white background. Birth Certificate: A notarized copy is often required.
High School Diplomas & Transcripts: Your 10th and 12th-grade (Senior High School) mark sheets and graduation certificates. These must often be notarized or certified by the Chinese Embassy and translated into Chinese or English if they are in another language. Standardized Test Scores (Country-Specific): For Indian applicants, a valid NEET scorecard is mandatory. CSCA Test (If applicable): Some universities may require the official Chinese government CSCA test transcripts for STEM subjects.
Foreigner Physical Examination Form: A standard 2-page medical form that must be completed and stamped by a government hospital, including specific tests like HIV, Hepatitis B, an ECG, and a chest X-ray.
Police Clearance Certificate (PCC): A formal certificate confirming no criminal record, typically issued within the last 6 months.
(For English-Medium Programs): Proof of English proficiency (such as IELTS, TOEFL, or an official Medium of Instruction letter) if English is not your native language. For Chinese-Medium Programs: An HSK certificate (usually Level 4 or above).
Financial & Additional Documents: Bank Statement - An official statement proving you or your sponsor have sufficient funds (often a minimum equivalent to $5,000 USD) to cover tuition and living expenses. Financial Guarantee Letter: A letter from your parents or sponsor.
Personal Statement, Study Plan, CV/Resume, or Letters of Recommendation.
X1 visa applicants must also receive the original JW201 form (for scholarship students) or the JW202 form (for self-funded students) directly from the university
Gather the printed application form, original passport (minimum 6 months validity and two blank pages), a personal cover letter outlining the study plan, and two recent 33x48mm color photos against a plain white background, along with academics
A personal cover letter outlining the study plan, and two recent 33x48mm color photos against a plain white background, along with academics