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What is CSCA and how should I choose my subjects?

CSCA

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Test Subjects

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Test Formats

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Test Sessions

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Accepting Institutions

China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) is a standardized test designed for international students who plan to pursue undergraduate degrees in China.

Organized by China Scholarship Council (CSC) and jointly developed with experts from Chinese universities, CSCA assesses students’ language proficiency and academic readiness, helping them better prepare for undergraduate studies in China.

CSCA scores also serve as an important reference for Chinese universities in undergraduate admissions and scholarship evaluations.

Widely accepted by Chinese universities

Focuses on language and subject competency assessment, helping students enhance their academic competitiveness

Provides an important basis for undergraduate admissions and scholarship evaluations

Professional Chinese

Subject Test Language Duration Multiple-Choice Questions Score Range
Humanities Chinese Chinese 90 min 80 0-100
STEM Chinese Chinese 90 min 80 0-100

Fundamental Subjects

Subject Test Language Duration Multiple-Choice Questions Score Range
Mathematics Chinese/English 60 min 48 0-100
Physics Chinese/English 60 min 48 0-100
Chemistry Chinese/English 60 min 48 0-100

Note: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry are available in both Chinese and English. Test takers may select the appropriate test language according to the requirements of their intended universities.

Eligible institutions: Chinese Government Scholarship universities announced by CampusChina View University List

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For candidates planning to apply for undergraduate programs under the Chinese Government Scholarship

Section titled “For candidates planning to apply for undergraduate programs under the Chinese Government Scholarship”

Required subjects

  • Mathematics
  • Professional Chinese (Candidates should choose the specific category of Professional Chinese based on the requirements of their intended university and major)

Optional subjects

Physics, Chemistry (Candidates should confirm whether these subjects are required based on the requirements of their intended university and major)

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For candidates planning to apply for undergraduate programs NOT under the Chinese Government Scholarship

Section titled “For candidates planning to apply for undergraduate programs NOT under the Chinese Government Scholarship”

Required subjects

  • Mathematics
  • Professional Chinese (Mandatory for applicants to Chinese-taught programs; candidates should choose the specific category of Professional Chinese based on the requirements of their intended university and major)

Optional subjects

Physics, Chemistry (Candidates should confirm whether these subjects are required based on the requirements of their intended university and major)

CSCA tests are generally held in January, March, April, June, November, and December. Each test session is held over two days. Specific test times are subject to the schedule for each session. Click on a month to view the corresponding test schedule.

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Note: All times listed on this website are in Beijing Time (UTC+8). Please convert them to your local time based on your time zone and confirm your test schedule accordingly.

December ScheduleBeijing Time (UTC+8)

SubjectTime

Day 1

Professional Chinese08:00 – 09:30

Mathematics11:00 – 12:00

Day 2

Physics08:00 – 09:00

Chemistry10:30 – 11:30

CSCA tests are primarily delivered in a home-based online format. Onsite computer-based test centers will be gradually established in key source countries and regions.

Test takers use their own computers to take the test online in a private environment that meets the test requirements.

Test takers take the test at designated test centers using the equipment provided.

Each CSCA subject is scored on a 100-point scale. Test results will be released within 10 business days after the test.

Universities may set their own CSCA score requirements based on program requirements.

Number of Subjects Fee (CNY)
1 450
2 or more 700

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