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Mathematics

Learn why CSCA Mathematics is required for every undergraduate applicant, what the 60-minute exam covers, and how universities use your score.

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Do I Need CSCA Mathematics?

CSCA Mathematics is required for undergraduate applicants applying to Chinese universities. It evaluates your ability to understand mathematical concepts, solve problems, and apply formulas under exam conditions.

The subject is especially important for students applying to STEM-related programs such as engineering, computer science, science, and mathematics.

Why Prepare Mathematics?

  • Engineering applicants
  • Computer Science applicants
  • Science applicants
  • Students whose university requires Mathematics

Exam Topics

The official paper covers four areas of school-level mathematics.

Sets and inequalities

Set operations, representations, and methods for solving quadratic and rational inequalities.

Functions and sequences

Function properties, elementary functions, arithmetic and geometric sequences, and basic derivatives.

Geometry and algebra

Lines and conics, vectors, complex numbers, coordinate geometry, and simple solid geometry.

Probability and statistics

Classical probability, data measures such as mean and variance, and basic normal distribution ideas.

How CSCA.ai Helps You Prepare

Preparing for CSCA Mathematics is not just about memorizing formulas. You need to understand concepts, practice exam-style questions, and identify where you need improvement.

Learn Concepts

Understand important mathematical ideas through clear explanations and examples.

Practice CSCA Questions

Solve questions based on the actual exam structure and receive explanations for your mistakes.

Join Live Classes

Attend live classes with expert instructors and get real-time support for the topics you need most.

Practice Mathematics in the CSCA format

Work through short, timed questions before taking a full mock test.

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