My basic situation is similar to yours, but I am an English major myself.

Generally speaking, the University of Macau depends on your academic performance. If it is level 46, I don't pay much attention to it. It is recommended to take IELTS or TOEFL, because many majors in the University of Macau are taught in English. If your major is English, IELTS or TOEFL scores are required.

Admission to the University of Macau is divided into different majors and different admission methods.

Some majors need written examination and telephone interview, others don't, so you need to read it carefully on the website of the University of Macau.

If you get a scholarship, there are only about two people in a major, but the University of Macau has other ways to support your studies, such as helping teachers with projects, which are paid.

There is no problem with your conditional application. If you want to be admitted, it is still artificial. It is no problem to prepare carefully.

One more thing, I took the IELTS at that time, and Australian universities also required IELTS scores, at least 6 points. The TOEFL score is not very clear. You can check it on his school website.