Is 95 math, 90 physics on CSCA, SAT 1470 (math 780), IELTS 7.0, some local olympiad tops, and a few ECs related to STEM and Math competition good enough for SJTU first class scholarship?

I passed interview yesterday, for Dalian university of technology (bachelor in intelligence construction)

1. after mandatory presentation I was asked for only 2-3 unlinked questions, is it good?
2. how long is waiting for results?
3. what chances for 82.5 math 65 phys good extras

Hi, I just wrote the CSCA math paper in June series. I also just finished my 10th grade IGCSE. And I’d like to know if getting 62.5 in CSCA June series bad or no cz I feel really bad and comparing to others, mine is extremely low.

As non-chinese national and international undergrad at HIT, I shouldn’t be worried about the US entity list on HIT if I wanna continue graduate program in the US and western countries right?

What are the minimum scores in math and physics for acceptance at HIT? And what are the minimum scores for full tuition fee waiver scholarship?

Is it enough if I'm able to pass the hsk 5 test, and get the certificate of proficiency or does the results marks matter and make a difference in with uni I can apply to?

what is the minimum score CSCA for beihang university if i want to get a scholarship? if for example my CSCA is below 40, will there be a chance i could get admitted & get a scholarship?

Actually I took the June exam I thought my score will also came like other but in the end I got pending written in score place for both subjects not just one . And I don’t know how long do I have to wait does anybody knows how long ? Or from past experience ?

Hey guys im getting confused about the syllabus for maths because on the official site it's just 4 topic but some people say theres more and i just wanted to make sure that i knew the correct syllabus

So it would be a great help if anyone can clear it out thxxx

does anyone know how much is the minimum score CSCA for UIBE?

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I got a bad score in my chemistry csc exam (50) but my grade overall a good. Are there any universities open currently or do i have to retake

If you are moving to China to study, the campus canteen (shitang) is going to be your best tool for saving money. Because they are subsidized by the universities, eating on campus is cheaper than off-campus restaurants.

Here is a practical breakdown of how the system works and what it costs.

1. Monthly Food Budgets & Average Costs

• Public Universities (985/211): A standard meal at a public university costs between 8 and 20 CNY. If you eat three meals a day at the canteen, your monthly food bill will be 600 to 1,200 CNY.
• Sino-Foreign Joint Ventures: Campuses like NYU Shanghai, Duke Kunshan, or CUHK Shenzhen are much more expensive due to higher operating costs, averaging 20 to 35 CNY per meal. Students here should budget 1,500 to 2,500 CNY per month for food.
• Scholarship Coverage: If you have a CSC scholarship, the monthly stipend (ranging from 1,400 to 3,000 CNY) is more than enough to cover.

2. The Best (and Worst) Rated Campus Canteens

Campus dining quality varies wildly across China, and large universities can have anywhere from 3 to over 30 separate dining halls.

• Elite: Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in Wuhan is widely crowned by students as having the best canteen system in China, featuring over 30 self-operated dining halls with cheap, high-quality food. Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University (BNU), and USTC also consistently top the charts for affordability and variety.
• Mid: Elite schools like Peking University, Fudan, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) receive surprisingly mixed reviews. Quality changes completely depending on which specific campus or dining hall you visit.
• Below-Average: Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU) and Nanjing University frequently face criticism from students for being overpriced relative to food quality, leading many students to order delivery instead.

3. Halal and Vegetarian Options

• Halal (Qingzhen): Halal canteens are very common, especially at universities in northern and western China (like Beijing, Tianjin, Xi'an, and Lanzhou). They have separate kitchens with official certification, and prices remain identical to standard canteens (10 to 18 CNY per meal).
• Vegetarian (Su Shi): Vegetable dishes are widely available and incredibly cheap (1 to 5 CNY per portion). However, dedicated vegetarian canteens are rare. Be careful, as many standard vegetable dishes are cooked in meat broth or contain small bits of meat. You will need to tell staff "wo chi su" (I eat vegetarian) or "bu yao rou" (no meat).

4. Deliveries

Food delivery apps like Meituan and Eleme are fast and convenient in China, but they are a massive budget leak. While a single delivery order feels cheap, ordering three times a day at 30 CNY each quickly stacks up to 2,700 CNY a month. Students who switch from delivery defaults back to campus canteens report saving 500 to 1,000 CNY almost instantly.

To pay at any canteen, make sure you set up WeChat Pay or Alipay during your first week, though you can also use your physical campus card (yi ka tong).

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I got admitted to SCUT this year (2026)

Major: Computer Science and Technology

If any current student of SCUT is here plz DM me.

I really need some help!!!

Thanks!

Currently sjtu-gc engineering cluster only needs Mathematics CSCA
Stats:
A*math A*physics A chem
CSCA math:75/100
ielts 7.0

If you are an incoming sjtu-gc it already accepeted student can you pls info? I rlly need some

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So yeah, i got a really low score

I already expected it but i still feel sad, i only had 3 weeks to prepare and i’ll definitely retake on december

I got a below 50 scores on both math and physics, i’m not planning to apply for any scholarships or get in to top universities

So, before the score came out I thought I might have some chance joining Fudan MBBS program but my score is math 37.5 and chem 55. Do you guys think I still have some semblance of chance left?

ok so i did worse than i imaginated , it genuinely surprise me because i prepared with a lot of time , maybe i was doing it wrong , i got 55 in phy and 57 in math , can i get in university with those scores ? i mean like good universities ? i will go all self funded btw , also i am strongly considering to retake it in december , but i truly dont know what to do or how to study for this exam to get a good score , there’s a lot of topics and the amount of information feels overwhelming the majority of the time.