Frequently Asked Questions

Explore the top 25 trending questions about studying in China for 2025, answered by Study China Admissions experts.

1. Why should I study in China in 2025?
China offers affordable, high-quality education, globally recognized degrees, and generous scholarships, making it a top destination for 2025.
2. How do I apply for a scholarship?
Use our Apply Online form or contact us via WhatsApp for CSC and university scholarships.
3. What are the tuition fees for MBBS in 2025?
MBBS fees range from 20,000 RMB to 50,000 RMB annually, varying by university (approx. $2,800–$7,000 USD).
4. Are programs taught in English?
Yes, many programs, including MBBS, engineering, and business, are offered in English for international students.
5. What’s the cost of living in China?
Living costs range from $300–$600 USD/month, depending on the city (e.g., Beijing vs. smaller cities).
6. How do I get a student visa for 2025?
Apply for an X1 visa with your admission letter and JW201/JW202 form from your university.
7. Which universities are top-ranked in 2025?
Tsinghua, Peking, Zhejiang, and Fudan universities lead global rankings for 2025.
8. Can I work while studying?
Part-time work is allowed with university permission, typically up to 20 hours/week.
9. What scholarships are available?
CSC, provincial, and university scholarships cover tuition, accommodation, and stipends (up to 3,000 RMB/month).
10. Is Mandarin required?
Not for English-taught programs, but basic Mandarin helps with daily life.
11. How long are degree programs?
Bachelor’s: 4 years; Masters: 2–3 years; PhD: 3–4 years.
12. What are the entry requirements?
High school diploma (Bachelor’s), Bachelor’s degree (Master’s), plus IELTS/TOEFL for English programs.
13. How safe is China for students?
China ranks high in safety, with low crime rates and strict campus security.
14. What’s the application deadline for 2025?
Typically March–June 2025 for fall intake; check specific university deadlines.
15. Can I study MBBS without NEET?
Yes, NEET isn’t required for China, but check your home country’s medical council rules.
16. Are degrees recognized globally?
Yes, degrees from MOE-approved universities are recognized worldwide.
17. What’s the weather like in China?
Varies by region: cold winters in the north, mild in the south; summers are warm nationwide.
18. How do I find accommodation?
Universities offer dorms ($50–$150/month); off-campus options are available too.
19. What’s the job market like after graduation?
Strong demand in tech, business, and healthcare; many stay in China with work visas.
20. How do I learn Chinese?
Most universities offer free or low-cost Mandarin courses for international students.
21. What’s the cultural experience like?
Rich and diverse—festivals, food, and history enhance your study abroad journey.
22. Are there age limits for studying?
Preferably under 25 (Bachelor’s), 35 (Master’s), 40 (PhD), but exceptions exist.
23. How do I apply to top universities?
Submit via our platform; early applications boost scholarship chances.
24. What’s the gaokao, and do I need it?
Gaokao is China’s college entrance exam; international students don’t need it.
25. How do I contact support?
Reach us at WhatsApp or via our Contact Page.
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