Question 1

Is Jiangxi Normal University a public institution?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It appears in China’s Ministry of Education national university roster as a public undergraduate institution in Nanchang, Jiangxi. Its charter traces its foundation to 1940; the current Jiangxi Normal University name dates to 1983. Do not confuse it with its separately listed private College of Science and Technology.

Question 2

Which degrees are verified in English?

Accepted Answer

The current specific undergraduate guide lists Business Administration, International Economics and Trade, and Computer Science and Technology in English. The current postgraduate scholarship call states that graduate programmes are taught in Chinese. No current English master’s route is established in this portfolio.

Question 3

How long is the undergraduate programme?

Accepted Answer

Each verified English route is a four-year bachelor degree. The lower first-two-year tuition and higher final-two-year tuition are stages of the same degree. The exact specialised award wording, credit requirements, maximum study period and graduation-language requirements need confirmation; no BBA, BSc or BEng is assumed.

Question 4

What academic and age conditions apply?

Accepted Answer

Applicants must be under 25 and hold a high-school certificate or higher qualification. Every course grade must be at least 65% or its equivalent, with admission selected on merit. Applicants under 18 need relevant legal documents for a guardian in China. The guide does not replace the every-course minimum with an overall average.

Question 5

What passport and residence evidence is required?

Accepted Answer

The specific English guide requires a valid foreign passport or nationality proof held for at least four years, plus more than two years of actual residence abroad within the preceding four years, measured up to 30 April of the admission year. It prints these conditions broadly. Confirm any approved exception; do not assume they apply only to Chinese-heritage applicants.

Question 6

What English scores are accepted?

Accepted Answer

The newer specific English guide accepts TOEFL iBT 80 or above, IELTS 6.0 or above, Duolingo 95 or above, or evidence of English-medium previous study. It supersedes the older general guide’s Duolingo 100 figure for these English undergraduate routes. Confirm the required evidence and any next-cohort changes.

Question 7

Do I need CSCA Mathematics?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The guide asks undergraduate applicants for the Mathematics-section report of CSCA. It does not establish Physics or Chemistry requirements or a minimum CSCA score for these English routes. Confirm the paper language, test arrangements and any new subject requirements in the next call.

Question 8

How much is tuition?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 specific guide quotes CNY 8,000 per academic year in Years 1–2 and CNY 16,000 per academic year in Years 3–4. Keep these year-specific amounts when budgeting rather than using an averaged annual fee. Confirm whether the next cohort keeps the same schedule; scholarships are separate and not guaranteed.

Question 9

What other costs and financial evidence are required?

Accepted Answer

Self-funded applicants need a deposit certificate worth at least CNY 30,000 or equivalent. Dated charges include registration CNY 400, insurance CNY 800/year, health verification CNY 560/year, residence-permit quotation CNY 400/year and air-conditioning rental CNY 380/year/room. The university’s quotations do not guarantee future authority charges; confirm the full next-cohort payment instructions.

Question 10

What accommodation is available?

Accepted Answer

The guide quotes double rooms at CNY 2,400 per year. It does not specify whether that figure is billed per person, bed or room, so confirm the unit, actual campus, availability, facilities, utilities and holiday access. Air-conditioning rental is separately quoted at CNY 380 per year per room.

Question 11

Can undergraduate students obtain scholarships?

Accepted Answer

The university lists Category A Chinese Government Scholarship arrangements through home-country authorities, while Category B is for master’s and doctoral applicants. Jiangxi Provincial Government and university scholarships are generally available to self-funded degree students after enrolment, with applications starting in October. Selection, award amount and next-cohort conditions require confirmation.

Question 12

When and how should I apply?

Accepted Answer

The verified English guide gives May 2026 as the deadline month and September 2026 entry; the general guide states 30 May for autumn applications. That cycle is closed. Apply through the official university portal when the next call is confirmed, upload the complete documents and bring originals on arrival. The specific guide does not publish an exact next-cohort deadline.

Question 13

Which office handles enquiries and documents?

Accepted Answer

The Office of International Programs lists foreignstudents@jxnu.edu.cn and +86-791-88120703, at 99 Ziyang Avenue, Nanchang 330022. Apply through the official portal. The checklist includes a medical form, police clearance and study plan; applicants from the USA, Japan and South Korea may use the published non-criminal-record commitment alternative. Confirm teaching and residence allocations separately.

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