Scholarship Details
1. What types of scholarships are available for international students in China?
Chinese Government Scholarship: Fully funded scholarships offered by the Chinese government to support international student’s studies in China.
Provincial/Municipal Government Scholarships: Various provinces and cities in China offer scholarships to finance international students.
University Scholarships: Many universities in China provide scholarships to attract talented international students.
Confucius Institute Scholarships: This scholarship provides financial aid to students who want to study the Chinese language and culture.
2. What are the eligibility criteria for scholarships in China?
Eligibility criteria vary depending on the scholarship program, but general requirements include academic excellence, language proficiency (usually Chinese or English), and sometimes specific requirements related to the field of study or research. Here is our general estimated idea regarding academic grades in last degree based on previous experience:
- Fully Funded Scholarship >75%
- Partial Funded Scholarship >60%
3. How do I know about scholarship confirmation chances?
Scholarship confirmation chances typically involve reviewing the eligibility criteria provided by the scholarship provider and comparing them against your qualifications and potential. Additionally, researching past beneficiary’s profiles and success rates can offer insights into your possibility of receiving the scholarship. For this, you can get advice from our academic advisors, and mentors, to gain further perspective on your chances and receive guidance on strengthening your application if needed.
4. When can I apply for a scholarship?
September/Fall Intake [current year]:
Document submission: December [previous year] to March [current year]
Acceptance notification: End of July to August [current year]
Registration and Classes start: from September [current year]
March/Spring Intake [current year]:
Document submission: October [previous year] to January [current year]
Acceptance notification: February [current year]
Registration and Classes start: from March [current year]
5. What do we mean by Fully/partially funded scholarship?
- Fully Funded Scholarshipcovers tuition-free, accommodation-free, medical insurance (sometimes), handsome amount as a monthly stipend/living allowance
- Partially Funded Scholarshipcovers tuition-free, accommodation free/paid, nominal amount as monthly stipend/living allowance
6. Can I apply for multiple scholarships in China simultaneously?
Yes, you can apply for multiple scholarships simultaneously. However, if you are awarded more than one scholarship, you will need to choose only one to accept.
7. Do I need to know Chinese to apply for scholarships in China?
While some scholarship programs require proficiency in Chinese, however, mostly programs offer courses taught in English, especially at the Master/Ph.D. level.
8. Do an acceptance letter mandatory for a scholarship in China?
Not all universities in China require applicants to have obtained an acceptance letter from a supervisor beforehand. However, if an applicant already has an acceptance letter from a supervisor, the application may be considered as recommended by that professor. Similarly, some universities may ask students to apply directly for the scholarship without needing a prior acceptance letter.
Application Processing
1. How do I apply for a scholarship in China?
Each scholarship program has its application procedure; therefore, we provide you with professional services in finding a suitable scholarship as per your potential and study background. You simply have to provide us required documents and a refundable security deposit to ensure the scholarship position on your behalf.
2. Why do I apply by NISR?
NISR has a dedicated team and group of experts from various fields to process your application professionally to grab quality positions according to your prospective academic career. Further, NISR has also officially collaborated with different international universities to proceed with applications directly.
3. How to pay for an application processing by NISR?
Physically: You can visit our official/representative office mentioned in the Contact Us section to pay physically in cash and receive a deposit receipt on the spot.
Online: You can also pay online by mobile banking within our bank account provided by the official representative mentioned in the Apply Now section and receive a deposit receipt online.
4. How do I get a refund from NISR?
We proceed with your applications with a guaranteed refund in case we are not able to enroll you in a suitable position as per the agreement provided during the deal. In this case, NISR will automatically refund your security deposit within the due time mentioned in the agreement.
5. How can I apply directly without a service fee?
The first step in applying for a scholarship directly is to find suitable positions as per your academic background and get details by visiting the official website provided by NISR. Then, prepare your documents as guided by the respective institution and put online application. Once you open a Scholarship Application, you can go on with each step of the application portal and apply.
6. What are the eligibility criteria for bachelor’s study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 25 years.
- Applicants must have an Intermediate degree or above with a recommendation letter from Principal/Teacher of last college.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree is not in English.
For Chinese taught program: HSK 3 certificate is required with a score of over 180.
7. What are the eligibility criteria for master's study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 35 years.
- Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree with 2 recommendation letters from professors/associate professors of last institution.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree was not in English.
8. What are the eligibility criteria for Doctoral/Ph.D. in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 40 years.
- Applicants must have a Master’s degree with 2 recommendation letters from professors/associate professors of the last institution.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree was not in English.
9. What are MBBS admission requirements?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 25 years.
- Applicants must have an F.Sc/A. Level/Equivalent with 1 recommendation letter from the Principal/Teacher of the last institution.
- Have financial support to afford the study and living expenses in China
- Good grades in English, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology are mainly considered for admission evaluation.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree was not in English.
10. Why did my application get rejected by the prospective university?
There may be various factors in the rejection of the application. Some universities provide you with the reason for rejection, but most do not. To reduce the chances of rejection, we have professional reviewers who can assess your potential for a particular position or case. These are some general suggestions by which you may reduce rejection chances i.e.
- Find the most suitable position as per your profile
- Prepare all the documents required by the institution
- Provide good-quality scanned documents, not blurred or mobile pictures
- Apply within due time without waiting for the deadline
10. Why did my application get rejected by the prospective university?
11. How to apply for a Passport in Pakistan?
- Pay a Fee Challan provided by the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) or e-Payment.
- Before arrival at the Regional Passport Office (RPO), the Original Bank Challan receipt or e-Payment Confirmation Detail (SMS/Email along with PSID No.) must be acquired.
- Prepare these documents:
- Original valid CNIC with a photocopy
- Previous passport in original with its photocopy (if issued)
- NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the concerned department in case of government, semi-government or autonomous body employees
- Foreign Passport along with its photocopy, (for Dual-Nationals only)
- In case of a Lost passport, bring a Lost passport Police report mentioning the previous passport number
- Check an RPO at https://dgip.gov.pk/contactus/offices.phpand visit early in the morning to avoid any delay.
- Fee Verification + Capturing of Photograph + Token Issuance
- Biometrics/Finger Prints capture and Data Entry.
- Verification as per Office Record
- Interview and Decision by Assistant Director.
- Passport Delivery and Collection of Passport
12. How to get a physical examination certificate for the Scholarship in China?
- First, download the template of the physical examination certificate provided in the Download section and take a print of it.
- Paste your recent white background photo in the mentioned block on the front page of the certificate.
- Visit a medical doctor for a physical examination and provide him with a printed blank certificate.
- Ask the doctor to fill out the certificate and put stamp and sign with reasonable comments.
13. Are recommendation letters mandatory for scholarship application in China?
Yes, recommendation letters are required by most of the institutions in China as potential documents while assessing the scholarship application. Even if recommendation letters are not required, submitting them can still strengthen your scholarship application by providing additional insight into your academic abilities, character, and potential for success.
14. How to get recommendation letters?
You may ask your Teacher/Professor in the last institution to draft a recommendation letter. However, some templates are given in the Download section to understand the draft for writing a good recommendation letter. Get the recommendation letters from Professors/Associate Professors, if you are applying for a Master’s or especially a Ph.D. Attaching a recommendation letter by an Assistant Professor may not be considered by the host institution.
15. How to get a police character certificate in Pakistan?
- Check a Police Khidmat Markaz office nearby you at https://pkm.punjab.gov.pk/public/app/khidmat_markaz and visit within the prescribed time.
- Prepare the following documents and collect them with you:
- CNIC or B-Form and photocopy
- Original and copy of Passport
- Authority Letter (If the applicant is abroad). An authority letter with the stamp of the relevant Embassy will be accepted, otherwise, it should be attested by two respectable persons who are known to the applicant. The duration of the applicant’s stay should also be mentioned in the authority letter.
- Photograph (If the certificate of any blood relative is required)
- If the applicant is out of the country, the form can be submitted by any blood relative (brother, father, mother, sister, etc.) with the authority letter of the applicant.
General Information
1. What is the cost of living like for foreign students in China?
The cost of living in China varies depending on the city and lifestyle. Generally, expenses for food, transportation, and entertainment are relatively affordable compared to many Western countries. Major cities like Beijing and Shanghai tend to have higher living costs than smaller cities or rural areas. For instance, a student can manage all these expenses varying from 600RMB to 2000RMB per month.
2. Is it necessary to know Chinese to live comfortably in China as a foreign student?
While knowing Chinese can enhance your experience and make daily life easier, especially for communication and navigation, it’s not always necessary. Many universities and cities in China have English-speaking communities and offer services in English. However, learning basic Chinese phrases can still be valuable for day-to-day interactions.
3. What are the accommodation options for foreign students in China?
Accommodation options for foreign students in China typically include on-campus dormitories and off-campus apartments. Many universities offer on-campus accommodation with various amenities, while some students prefer to rent apartments off-campus for more independence and privacy.
4. Do Halal food available in China?
Yes, halal food is available in China, especially in regions with significant Muslim populations. In larger cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, you can also find halal restaurants and food options catering to the Muslim community. Additionally, some supermarkets and grocery stores in China carry halal-certified products, making it possible for Muslims to access halal food ingredients for cooking at home.
5. How safe is it for foreign students to live in China?
Overall, China is considered safe for foreign students. Like any country, it’s essential to exercise common sense, be aware of your surroundings, and follow local laws and regulations. Chinese cities generally have low crime rates, and universities often have security measures in place to ensure student’s safety.
6. What is the healthcare system like for foreign students in China?
Foreign students studying in China may have access to medical services through university clinics or local hospitals. Many universities require students to have medical insurance, which can cover healthcare costs in case of illness or injury. It’s advisable to familiarize yourself with the healthcare options available in your city and understand any insurance requirements.
7. Can foreign students work part-time jobs in China?
Regulations regarding part-time work for foreign students in China vary depending on the type of visa and local policies. Generally, students on student visas (X visas) are allowed to work part-time with permission from their university and the local authorities. However, there are restrictions on the number of hours students can work during the academic year.
8. What cultural differences should foreign students be aware of when living in China?
China has a rich cultural heritage, and there may be differences in customs, traditions, and social norms compared to your home country. It’s essential to be open-minded, respectful, and willing to learn about Chinese culture and etiquette.
Are there opportunities for foreign students to engage in extracurricular activities and socialize in China?
Yes, there are plenty of opportunities for foreign students to engage in extracurricular activities, clubs, and social events in China. Universities often organize cultural exchange programs and sports activities for various interests.
10. Do I need to bring local spices, clothes, or other stuff in China?
- Local Spices:If you enjoy cooking with specific spices or ingredients that may be less common in China, you may consider bringing them with you. While Chinese supermarkets often carry a wide variety of spices and sauces. Bringing a small selection of your favorite spices can ensure you have access to the flavors you enjoy.
- Clothes:China has a diverse climate, ranging from cold winters in the north to hot summers in the south. It’s essential to pack clothing appropriate for the season and climate of the region you will be staying in. While you can purchase clothing in China, bringing essential items such as outerwear, comfortable shoes, and clothing suitable for various weather conditions is recommended.
- Other Items: Consider bringing any personal items or essentials that may be challenging to find or more expensive in China. This could include specialized medications or specific brands of products you prefer. Many everyday items are readily available in Chinese stores and online platforms.
Travel Guide
1. How do I apply for a scholarship in China?
Each scholarship program has its application procedure; therefore, we provide you with professional services in finding a suitable scholarship as per your potential and study background. You simply have to provide us required documents and a refundable security deposit to ensure the scholarship position on your behalf.
2. Why do I apply by NISR?
NISR has a dedicated team and group of experts from various fields to process your application professionally to grab quality positions according to your prospective academic career. Further, NISR has also officially collaborated with different international universities to proceed with applications directly.
3. How to pay for an application processing by NISR?
Physically: You can visit our official/representative office mentioned in the Contact Us section to pay physically in cash and receive a deposit receipt on the spot.
Online: You can also pay online by mobile banking within our bank account provided by the official representative mentioned in the Apply Now section and receive a deposit receipt online.
4. How do I get a refund from NISR?
We proceed with your applications with a guaranteed refund in case we are not able to enroll you in a suitable position as per the agreement provided during the deal. In this case, NISR will automatically refund your security deposit within the due time mentioned in the agreement.
5. How can I apply directly without a service fee?
The first step in applying for a scholarship directly is to find suitable positions as per your academic background and get details by visiting the official website provided by NISR. Then, prepare your documents as guided by the respective institution and put online application. Once you open a Scholarship Application, you can go on with each step of the application portal and apply.
6. What are the eligibility criteria for bachelor’s study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 25 years.
- Applicants must have an Intermediate degree or above with a recommendation letter from Principal/Teacher of last college.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree is not in English.
For Chinese taught program: HSK 3 certificate is required with a score of over 180.
7. What are the eligibility criteria for master's study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 35 years.
- Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree with 2 recommendation letters from professors/associate professors of last institution.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree was not in English.
On-Campus Registration
1. How do I apply for a scholarship in China?
Each scholarship program has its application procedure; therefore, we provide you with professional services in finding a suitable scholarship as per your potential and study background. You simply have to provide us required documents and a refundable security deposit to ensure the scholarship position on your behalf.
2. Why do I apply by NISR?
NISR has a dedicated team and group of experts from various fields to process your application professionally to grab quality positions according to your prospective academic career. Further, NISR has also officially collaborated with different international universities to proceed with applications directly.
3. How to pay for an application processing by NISR?
Physically: You can visit our official/representative office mentioned in the Contact Us section to pay physically in cash and receive a deposit receipt on the spot.
Online: You can also pay online by mobile banking within our bank account provided by the official representative mentioned in the Apply Now section and receive a deposit receipt online.
4. How do I get a refund from NISR?
We proceed with your applications with a guaranteed refund in case we are not able to enroll you in a suitable position as per the agreement provided during the deal. In this case, NISR will automatically refund your security deposit within the due time mentioned in the agreement.
5. How can I apply directly without a service fee?
The first step in applying for a scholarship directly is to find suitable positions as per your academic background and get details by visiting the official website provided by NISR. Then, prepare your documents as guided by the respective institution and put online application. Once you open a Scholarship Application, you can go on with each step of the application portal and apply.
6. What are the eligibility criteria for bachelor’s study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 25 years.
- Applicants must have an Intermediate degree or above with a recommendation letter from Principal/Teacher of last college.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree is not in English.
For Chinese taught program: HSK 3 certificate is required with a score of over 180.
7. What are the eligibility criteria for master's study in China?
- Applicants should be in good physical and mental health, friendly to China, with no criminal record, and possess a valid foreign passport.
- Applicant should be below 35 years.
- Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree with 2 recommendation letters from professors/associate professors of last institution.
- Language proficiency requirements
For the English-taught program: if the last academic degree is in the English language then the applicant should submit an “English Proficiency Certificate” or IELTS/TOEFL will be required if the last degree was not in English.