No one honestly can — scholarships are competitive and decided by the funding body or university, not by us. What we guarantee is a properly prepared, correctly submitted application.

Yes. Self-funded admission is a normal, often faster route, and we help with that application the same way.

Ideally 6–9 months before your intended start date, since notarization, language tests and recommendation letters all take time to arrange.

Scholarships covers fully-funded routes (CSC, Confucius Institute, provincial and university awards). Admissions is our paid service for handling the actual application process — whether you're applying for a scholarship, self-funded, or both at the same time.

Yes, and we recommend it. Applying to both gives you a funded option and a self-funded backup, without doubling your workload since most of the paperwork overlaps.

Yes — once you're accepted and receive your admission notice and JW form, we help you prepare the student visa application as part of the admissions service.

It depends on your starting level and target score — anywhere from a few weeks of intensive prep to a few months of structured classes.

Yes — the initial level check works as a first session so you can see the teaching style before committing to a course.

English, Russian, Kazakh, Arabic and Spanish — reach out in whichever is easiest for you.

WhatsApp usually gets the quickest response; email works well for anything with documents attached.