Scholarship Policy for First-year International Undergraduates at NMU

Pubdate：2022-04-14

Scholarship Policy for First-year International Undergraduates at NMU



Chapter I. General Rules


Article 1. This policy is designed to encourage excellent international undergraduates to join NMU, expand the scale of international undergraduate enrollment, improve the quality of international undergraduates, and standardize the evaluation of scholarships for international undergraduates. The School of International Education has referred to the Quality Standards of Higher Education for International Students in China (For Trial Use) (Jiaowai No.2018-50 Document of the Ministry of Education) in this initiative.


Article 2. An open, fair, and equitable principle will apply to the evaluation of scholarship for first-year international undergraduates to ensure the quality of the evaluation.


Article 3. Scholarships of different levels will be awarded to all admitted first-year international undergraduates. The First-year Scholarship Evaluation Panel will evaluate twice (in May and in June) to determine the scholarship level for each student. Scholarships provided by NMU require no application. Scholarships provided by the Chinese government or Jiangsu government require two applications, one on the NMU International Student Service System, and another on the scholarship provider’s website (http://www.csc.edu.cn/Laihua/indexen.aspx for Chinese Government Scholarship, and http://english.jsjyt.edu.cn for Jiangsu Government Scholarship).


Chapter II. Scholarship Types and Selection Criteria


Article 4. Scholarship Types


Scholarship Type

Coverage for

MBBS

Coverage for

Clinical Medicine (Chinese medium)

Coverage for

Other Majors

Jiangsu Government Scholarship - Full Scholarship

TBD



Jiangsu Government Scholarship - Partial Scholarship

TBD



Nanjing Government Scholarship

TBD



NMU - Full Tuition Scholarship

5%

50%

100%

NMU - Half Tuition Scholarship

10%

40%


NMU - Quarter Tuition Scholarship

15%

10%


NMU - First-year Scholarship

70%



Article 5. Selection Criteria


(1) Clinical Medicine (English Medium) student applying for Jiangsu Government Scholarship or NMU Full Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

  1. 4 A in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

  1. 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 7.0 in IELTS Academic (at least 6.5 in each section), valid for 2 years.

  1. 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 98 in TOEFL (at least 22 in writing, 20 in reading, 20 in listening, and 20 in speaking), valid for 2 years.

  1. 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and excellent score in English interview.

(e) 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and pass HSK 5.

(f) The NEET score is at least 4 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.

(g) Prize in international/national academic competition;

4 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English),

or the NEET score is at least 3.5 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.


(2) Clinical Medicine (English Medium) student applying for NMU Full Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(b) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 6.5 in IELTS Academic (at least 6.0 in each section), valid for 2 years.

(c) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 98 in TOEFL (at least 22 in writing, 20 in reading, 20 in listening, and 20 in speaking), valid for 2 years.

(d) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and excellent score in English interview.

(e) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and pass HSK 4.

(f) The NEET score is at least 3.5 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.

(g) Prize in provincial/state academic competition,

4 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English),

or the NEET score is at least 3 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.


(3) Clinical Medicine (English Medium) student applying for Nanjing Government Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(b) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 6.0 in IELTS Academic (at least 5.5 in each section), valid for 2 years.

(c) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 86 in TOEFL (at least 22 in writing, 20 in reading, 20 in listening, and 20 in speaking), valid for 2 years.

(d) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and excellent score in English interview.

  1. The NEET score is at least 3 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.

(f) Prize in municipal academic competition,

4 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English),

or the NEET score is at least 2.5 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.


(4) Clinical Medicine (English Medium) student applying for NMU Quarter Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(b) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 6.0 in IELTS Academic (at least 5.5 in each section), valid for 2 years.

(c) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 86 in TOEFL (at least 22 in writing, 20 in reading, 20 in listening, and 20 in speaking), valid for 2 years.

(d) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and excellent score in English interview.

(e) The NEET score is at least 2.5 times higher than the Indian national cutoff.


(5) Clinical Medicine (English Medium) student applying for NMU First-year Undergraduate Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.


(6) Clinical Medicine (Chinese Medium) student applying for Jiangsu Government Scholarship or NMU Full Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 4 A in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(b) 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 180 in HSK 5, valid for 2 years.

(c) 3 A and 1 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 230 in HSK 4, valid for 2 years.

(d) Prize in international/national academic competition,

4 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).


(7) Clinical Medicine (Chinese Medium) student applying for NMU Half Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 2 A and 2 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(b) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 180 in HSK 5, within the validity period.

(c) 1 A and 3 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English);

and 230 in HSK 4, within the validity period.

(d) Prize in provincial/state academic competition,

4 B in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).


(8) Clinical Medicine (Chinese Medium) student applying for Nanjing Government Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.

3. At least one of the followings:

(a) 2 B and 2 C in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).

(d) Prize in municipal academic competition,

1 B and 3C in four courses (Physics/Math, Chemistry, Biology, English).


(9) Clinical Medicine (Chinese Medium) student applying for NMU Quarter Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.


(10) Medical Imaging, Medical Imaging Technique, Rehabilitation Medicine, or Nursing student applying for NMU Full Tuition Scholarship


1.

The candidate is a first-year international undergraduate admitted to NMU.

2.

The candidate is not receiving a Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship at the time of application.


Article 6. A merit-based approach will be adopted once the above conditions are met.


Chapter III. Evaluation Procedure and Scholarship Awarding


Article 7. Evaluation Procedure


(1) Preliminary Evaluation

The Admissions Office of the School of International Education will rank the scores of the first-year students, and prepare a candidate list for the scholarship accordingly.


(2) Second Evaluation

The Scholarship Evaluation Panel of the School of International Education will pick the recipients of various scholarships according to the selection criteria.


(3) Final Evaluation

The list will be finalized by the NMU-wide Evaluation Committee. The committee members are selected annually, including members from departments outside of the School of International Education or experts outside of NMU. In principle, no more than 50% of the committee members will come from the School of International Education.


Article 8. The School of International Education will notify the public on its website of the recipient list, and then officially announce it if no objection is filed within five working days.


Article 9. The School of International Education will award the scholarships within one month after the students have registered and paid their tuition fees, issue the award certificates, and record them in the students’ files. The government scholarships will be awarded after the funding is in place.


Article 10. The scholarship will be cancelled in the following cases:

(1) The student provides false or inaccurate information in the application.

(2) After registering, the student commits a disciplinary act and receives a warning or a more serious punishment.

(3) After registering, the student is suspended from school.

(4) Without a valid reason, the student fails to register or pay tuition fees on time.


Article 11. The scholarship will be postponed in the following cases:

(1) The student does not pay tuition fees on time.

(2) The student postpones the registration due to force majeure, which is approved by the School of International Education.


Article 12. The School of International Education reserves all rights to interpret this policy.  


Article 13. This policy will be in effect as of May 29, 2020.