In your case, of course, you can apply directly to a regular university, as long as your IELTS score is 6.5. If the intermediary tells you to get a double admission, you don't have to look at the prophecy. First of all, there is a mistake in conceptual understanding. Since it is a double admission (conditional admission), it is a language+undergraduate admission, which means that you have to pass the language barrier in the university language center and then enter the undergraduate course to study academic courses. Why do you have to take a double admission test if you don't read Chinese? It should be unconditional admission. If you don't want to study for matriculation or language, study hard now, and pass IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL. Generally, there are many schools to choose from when IBT90 scores 90, and different schools have different requirements. If you want to go to the University of Toronto, you still need college entrance examination scores or SAT scores. The University of Toronto does not have double admission, but there are IFP programs that can provide double admission, but it takes one more year. Many excellent universities in Canada do not need college entrance examination results, but can also provide double admission. Another reminder, if you want to go abroad in September next year, start choosing schools now and try to take IELTS. If you fail, it is also a good way to get conditional admission. As long as you work hard, you can pass the college language center exam in two or three months, and this process is also beneficial to your future college study. I hope this answers your question.