How much does it cost to study in China from Bangladesh?
At the universities we compared, bachelor's tuition is RMB 15,000–30,000 a year for most programmes (about BDT 2.8–5.6 lakh) and a master's RMB 20,000–28,900. Add housing of RMB 300–1,350 a month, insurance of RMB 800–1,000 a year and living costs of about RMB 1,500–2,500 a month.
Which university in China is cheapest for Bangladeshi students?
On our list, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University charges least, at RMB 15,000 a year for a liberal arts bachelor's. Tianjin University charges RMB 16,600 for Chinese-taught bachelor's and Jiangsu University RMB 18,000–20,000 for English-taught ones.
Can I study in China without IELTS?
For an English-taught programme you must prove your English, but some universities accept other proof: Zhejiang Sci-Tech accepts English-medium schooling, Tianjin a certificate that your high school taught in English, and Zhejiang Gongshang Duolingo 90. Chinese-taught programmes ask for HSK 4.
What is the CSCA and do I need it?
The China Scholastic Competency Assessment is an entry test most international bachelor's applicants need from 2026. Mathematics is compulsory and Physics or Chemistry is needed for science and engineering. It costs RMB 450 for one subject or RMB 700 for two or more, and can be taken online.
How much is the Chinese Government Scholarship?
It covers tuition, housing and insurance, plus RMB 2,500 a month for bachelor's students, RMB 3,000 for master's students and RMB 3,500 for PhD students.
How much bank balance do I need for a Chinese student visa?
The Chinese Visa Application Service Center in Dhaka asks self-funded students for a bank statement showing at least US$2,500 for each year of study (about BDT 3.1 lakh). Scholarship students show the scholarship letter.
Which visa do I need to study in China?
An X1 visa for a degree. You apply with your admission letter and JW202 form at the Chinese Visa Application Service Center in Dhaka, and apply for a residence permit within 30 days of arriving in China.
Can I work while studying in China?
Only with permission: off-campus work-study or internships need your university's approval and an endorsement on your residence permit, and are limited to 8 hours a week during term and 16 hours a week in vacations.
When is the intake in China?
Most degree programmes start in September, with deadlines around May to June. Jiangsu University also has a March intake, with a deadline of 25 December 2026.
Do I need to learn Chinese to study in China?
Not for an English-taught programme, though some universities ask you to reach HSK 4 before you graduate. Chinese-taught programmes ask for HSK 4 when you apply.