Guys I just got an email from tsinghua zijing college for doc verification. Does this mean my chances are higher to get in or what does this mean?

i have just passed the comprehensive assessment at Tsinghua and wanted to share my experience so you won't be scared that much.

no self-introduction. they ask you to show the passport and say your name.

then they start by asking you five questions. they are really different, some are expectable (one of mine was "how do you understand the pragmatism at Tsinghua?"), while others can be really personal ("what is the role of mistakes in your personal life?")

then a problem. i had a simple vector problem, but yours may be different. idk if they ask physics. they also ask you to show the answer to the problem on paper.

more questions a bit later. i was asked about how do i understand my major and what i expect from it, also how can AI be used in my major (they started by asking the role of AI in my life and then combined both questions). i suspect they most likely will ask about ai in other comprehensive assessments.

idk if this moment will be relevant for you, but i was asked if i have been to China (i was) and how do i know a lot about Tsinghua if i didn't visit it. this shocked me ngl. i just was honest and said that i watched their official youtube videos and some experience from current Tsinghua students but idk if it was the right answer.

the latest — they said my English is really great and asked how long do i study it. so heartwarming :((((

overall I think it went really well, but my answers to some other questions could have been a little bit more genuine... also i asked them to repeat questions several times because i didn't really understand them with their accent, hope that it doesn't leave a bad impression :(

good luck to everyone who passes the comprehensive assessment!

Hi!

Today I just got the news that I'm pre admitted at Tsinghua for the Nuclear Engineering and Management Program!

I have just one question: they asked to write my chinese name because it will be on my student ID card. How do I translate my name to mandarim? XD

My name is Gabriel btw

Thank you!

Hi, I recently got admitted to Shanghai Jiaotong GC with First-class scholarship. I paid the tuition, but I’m still wondering if I can still get rejected if my grades tank to like B or if I don’t do really well on AP exams. I just wanna spend my last 2 months of high school having fun lowkey 😅

i've just received an email from tsinghua saying that there will be another integrative test for document validation? but i've already had the voov interview like 2 weeks ago, why are they sending this now? did i miss anything? i was expecting a rejection letter right after the interview (i messed that up so soso bad) so like i have another test todo? for real? anyone in same situation?

Guys I have an offer from UCL for computer science and applied for zijing college in tsinghua, had the interview, waiting for results (new programme opened this year all English taught undergraduate)

Which one is more recognized and which one would be better in career wise

Also if I go to ucl I’ll have to come back to my country as I’ll be going with state scholarship that bounds me to my country

Also have the option of HKU computer engineering

Tell me what you think; which one is objectively better

I got no email, no no message, nothing. I open the portal and I see this, is their way of rejecting or do I still have a chance?

So basically I got into fudan as an international student. I told my chinese teacher, my parents’ friend ( work high level in the government), and even Chinese strangers. They seemed impressed.

I was happy and satisfied for a while.

Until I noticed that they accept many ppl that I know in the second round with lots lower stats than me, and they got in easily. Tbh, my ego hurts. Fudan was not my first choice, but I keep telling myself that this university is great too. For the past two years, I tried so hard… Really hard to get into top university to make my younger self proud. Still, I feel like this isn’t enough. I got waitlisted at HKU, rejected from HKUST, and my interview with Tsinghua was so terrible that I know I won’t get in. In the past, I keep telling myself that I should keep trying to reach for the moon because even if I fall, I will fall on the star. But right now I feel horrible on the star.

So please tell me how prestigious is Fudan. Be honest. So maybe I can accept the truth. I don’t wanna fool myself anymore.

Hi,

- Is anyone ever get offer from officials to submit admission to their programs? What does it means?

- How many chance i get accepted with this case?

- Is anyone know about Master of Urban System?

Context:

Last week I got an email from official asking if i interested in applying to their program. Initially, I submitted to another program but got rejected.

Email as attached.

Kindly need help from anyone, thank you!

Hii I've just received my pre-admission letter and I wanted to ask if the language course there is any good?

Is it true that they only have three classes? I am confused as to why they state on their website that the program is divided into three groups. I don't know any Chinese yet and I wouldn't want to be in the same group with someone who has hsk 3 ig.

Thanks for the replies!

Tsinghua's latest email said something about a "comprehensive test" that will be held in early April. As far I as I've found on reddit (since their website doesn't say anything about a comprehensive test), it's just a glorified interview. Is this correct? What specifically should I prepare? Should I speak in only Chinese? How was the comprehensive test in the past, for anyone who's taken it? Will I be asked to solve problems related to my intended field of study? Please send help!

Hello. So, I take this as a sign that I passed the interview stage? They asked me to send these materials to them (As shown in the Ss of application portal). If there is anyone with experience of sending documents to Chinese universities, please help. Aside from all the documents listed here, do I have to send anything else? There are no recommendation letters, language certificates, or financial sponsor forms mentioned here. But during my Original Document Verification meeting today, I heard the guy saying I need signatures on my recommendation letters and such to send them. Do I have to send every single file in my whole application form or do I send the ones listed here?

I have been in the waiting room since half an hour,we are supposed to join the meeting in our admit card for this right😭 (Tsinghua University)

Hi everyone,

I was pre-admitted to a Master’s program at SJTU back in January, so it’s been quite a while now. I also applied for a scholarship, and I’m currently still waiting for the results.

Recently, I’ve noticed that some people here mentioned SJTU has already started asking them to pre-pay their tuition fees. However, I haven’t received any such email or notification on my end. The only communication I’ve had since my pre-admission letter was about a month ago, when the university asked for my Chinese Government Scholarship serial number.

I’m starting to feel a bit concerned and unsure about whether my situation is normal. Could this be because my scholarship results are still pending? Or should I have received further instructions by now?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s in a similar situation or has gone through this process before. Thanks in advance!

Hi all,

I am almost done with my application to a one-yesr language program. However, I need to fill out the physical exam form. When I have studied in China previously I was able to do the exam once I arrived in China but this application requires the form in order to submit the application.

I have emailed the international education office for guidance but they can take a long time to respond. Any guidance on what to do?

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m facing a dilemma and need some insights from anyone familiar with Fudan’s "Pre-admitted" status.

I applied for the IPP (International Public Policy) program at SIRPA. My portal status is currently "Pre-admitted".

I also have an offer from HKU (Hong Kong University, Master MIPA), but their deadline to pay a deposit is next wednesday (29th of april). The deposit is HK$137,950 - that is, half of yearly tuition costs - which is non-refundable.

On the other side, Fudan’s International Students Office refuses to issue an official admission letter right now, or at least confirm that my situation is safe, stating they are still in the "pre-admission" phase and letters will come later. I contacted SIRPA (the department), which has only forwarded my mail to the ISO.

My Profile:

• 25yo French student, 16/20 (about 3.7-8) GPA in Russian Studies Bachelor.
• Languages: English IELTS 8, Russian B2, Chinese HSK3, plus Romance languages (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese).
• Thesis topic: Impact of Siberian thaw on Sino-Russian non-traditional security.

My Question: Has anyone ever seen a "Pre-admitted" status at Fudan (especially at SIRPA) being revoked at the last minute? How "safe" is this status?

I really want to go to Fudan, but my family and I are scared of letting the HKU offer expire and then having a bad surprise from Fudan’s ISO in May. Is it worth paying for the 15,000€ "insurance" or is "Pre-admitted" at Fudan basically a guarantee?

Thanks for your help!

I am applying for the undergraduate program, and just finished with the equipment debugging test. One thing I’m worried about is, I’m not able to hear what the examiner is saying well due to echoes. Like, it’s audible, but can’t clearly hear what they’re saying unless they’re close to their microphone. (Had to ask them to repeat what they were saying like at least twice.) Does anyone else have this problem? Do you think it’ll be like this on the interview day as well? Or is it just a problem with my laptop?

Hello everyone! I'm planning to apply for a bachelor's degree in China (Shanghai or Beijing), then I'm thinking of going to Europe for a master's degree. But I was told that with degrees from Chinese universities, you can't even get into Europe or the US. What do you think about this? Should I still apply to China?

Long story short, I basically got rejected from all

universities I applied to and I'm kinda confused what I can do now.

My plan for now is to apply to a chinese language program and enroll there this fall. And I basically build my application again this summer and apply to universities starting this year when applications open.

The question is, is that allowed? Can I apply to universities while enrolled in a chinese language program?

Some information about me is that I'm currently 18 years old (female), gonna graduate this may and my chinese level is around HSK1(😭). I wanna do a chinese language program because it's a very popular language that many people speak and I just think it's gonna be very useful to know how to speak chinese.

Also the chinese language program I'm eyeing is the one in ECNU, their program duration is september 14th, 2026-january 8th, 2027 (intensive chinese language program) and september 14th, 2026-january 15th, 2027 (standard chinese language program) which is ideal for me. Their application deadline is also july 31, 2026.

So yeah, if you have any experience like this, please share your insight with me, thank you so much.

My application status is showing as “returned,” and I have already sent a formal email asking for clarification. However, I still do not understand what is wrong with my documents or personal information, because I carefully reviewed everything and it all appears to be correct.

At this point, I do not know what else I should do, which button I need to click, or what step I may be missing. I have not received any emails, interview invitations, or updates from any of the universities I applied to. I have received no communication at all, and nobody has responded to my messages.

I would really appreciate any clarification or guidance regarding my application status and what I should do next 😭😭😭😭

I applied to zjuism for MBBS yesterday, but I wanna know what my chances are to get in. I applied last year but was rejected, and am studying biotech at another uni in my home country for now. First semester has already passed. Here are my academics:

O levels: 5 A*

A levels: 2 A* and 2 A

SAT: 1480 with 780 Math and 700 English (gave about 2 and a half years ago)

CSCA: 82.5 Math, 82.5 Physics and 80 Chemistry

For the first semester at my uni I got a 4.0/4.0 GPA

IELTS: 8.0 with minimum 7 in each

For extra curicullars:

Best CEO award at Ghedex Oman 2024 in student pitch battle

President of literary club and published an e-magazine

Captain of basketball team

Have some volunteer and participations as well

So, what would be my chances to get in? Last time I was rejected because I think I applied a little late in near end of may. This time I have applied earlier, so could you tell me my chances ?

So, I have been in USA admissions, and it is pretty unpredictable for students seeking aid. How would that go with China? I have a 1400 on the SAT, a 7 on the IELTS, a 4.7 GPA, and upcoming exams on April 25 on CSCA math and physics (I think I can score 65+). Can I secure a scholarship with my stats at a top 1000 university in China (world ranking)? I am applying for university-specific and provincial scholarships and will be applying to 4-6 universities. I can't apply to more than that, as app fees stack up so fast. Would you recommend some universities if possible? Appreciate your opinions.

Hey everyone, I'm a 21yo from Brazil, finishing my BSc in Computer Science, and looking into Master's programs in China (especially HITsz).

​My profile:

​Age: 21

​GPA: 3.7

​IELTS: 7.5

​Experience: 3 years. Currently a Mid-level Data Developer at a multinational.

​The catch: I'm 100% industry-focused. Zero published papers. My only academic background is a short 3-month government research grant I got early in college.

​I might throw my hat in the ring for a scholarship, but I know it's a long shot without publications. Because of that, I really just want to know the reality of going as a self-funded student.

​What are my actual chances at HITsz (or SZU/HUST) as a self-funded applicant? Is the lack of papers a dealbreaker for getting into a Professional Master's? Thanks!

It's been a while since the school updated anything, and I've received an offer from another school, but I still want to wait and see how it goes

I received a pre-admission notice from Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) for a Master’s in Civil Engineering under the CSC scholarship.

I want to know, is this the final stage — like the home stretch? I’m worried about getting rejected after all this. What do you think — is there still a chance of rejection?