The admission requirements for the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music are as follows:

The Tchaikovsky Conservatory accepts recent/previous graduates of music secondary schools, and students need to reach a high professional level. Students who have obtained or are about to obtain graduation certificates, transcripts, and have a long-term professional music education background can apply for the entrance exam in DVD form. Only after passing the exam can they enter the preparatory stage.

The Affiliated Middle School accepts students of all ages and will enter the corresponding grade according to their existing educational background and professional level. Students need to apply for admission notice in DVD form. The DVD requires 20-30 minutes of professional performance. Editing is not allowed and two copies must be recorded.

Introduction to the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music:

The Russian Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music was founded on September 1, 1866. It is the second Russian conservatory after the St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music. The established music conservatory, formerly known as the Moscow Conservatory of Music, is a world-famous music education center in the world. Founded by outstanding pianist, conductor and music promoter Nikolai Rubinstein (1835-1881). Tchaikovsky taught here in the early days of its establishment. Later, in order to commemorate Tchaikovsky, the Soviet government renamed it the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music.

The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music is currently one of the world's top music conservatories and a member of the European Conservatoire of Music. The purpose of Chai Yuan is to cultivate master musicians. The school provides students with a five-year expert degree education. After completing the five-year education, they will be certified as a master's diploma (no postgraduate entrance examination is required for combined bachelor's and master's degree). After obtaining the expert degree (master's degree), students can continue to apply for associate doctorate or doctorate degree.