How do I take the National Entrance Examination for Admission to International Examinations in Japan

LS's answer is disagreeable. The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) and the International Student Examination (EJU) are fundamentally different things, and the content of the test is not slightly different. The proficiency test is a simple test of your Japanese ability, including vocabulary, listening, reading, and grammar, but there are only two parts to the test

Reading and listening. It looks similar, but the type of question is very different. The specific LZ can be checked online.

I would like to say that Japanese universities admit foreign self-financed international students, and only accept the results of the entrance examination. In addition to Japanese, there are also basic subjects in the entrance examination, which is not to be relaxed at all. The total score of the study abroad examination is 800, 400 for Japanese, and 200 for liberal arts students in liberal arts mathematics and comprehensive subjects.

Science students take 200 in Science and Mathematics, and choose two subjects in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, each with 100 points. It can be seen that regardless of arts and sciences, basic subjects account for half of the points. I'm from here, and I can tell LZ that if you want to go to a good and cheap national or public school, the national government focuses on basic subjects, and the private school focuses on Japanese.

I still have to go to a language school, but I don't want to get to the first level, but I want to enter the Japanese environment before entering the university, and I want to practice listening, speaking, reading and writing well. Moreover, the language school registration is helped by the teacher, so it is not easy to make mistakes. How many people who have obtained the first-level certificate can really say two words, so the first-level is not important for the time being, it is required to find a job.

Look at the LZ situation at your own expense. First find a regular agent, tell your own situation, he will give you advice, and then decide on a language school, it is best to find a national one, but it depends on your grades, if you are good at Japanese, you can only study for half a year to take the exam. I emphasize again - the basic subjects cannot be lost, and the Japanese questions are not stupid.

If you have any questions, you can come to me, I can give you my experience and advice, good luck.

No. To take the entrance examination, you must take it twice in June and December in Japan and several designated countries. You can only say that you have no problem with your grammar and have a foundation in Japanese, but it is not enough to go to a Japanese university and understand the Japanese curriculum level 2.

So it is recommended that you go to a language school.

Among the students who apply to study abroad, in addition to high school students and undergraduates, many junior college students will also be part of it. For students of these junior colleges, if they want to apply to Japanese schools, they have to take the entrance examination. Let's take a look at what this placement exam is.

1. Information to be included in the examination

Nowadays, Japan's "enrollment system" is actually similar to our college promotion system, which is that after students pass the school exam first, they can go to the second year of the school or the third year of the school to study. It's just that compared with the domestic college promotion, it will involve a larger range of exams.

2. The scope of the examination

Here in Japan, this test is also taken by local students. If students from vocational schools and other schools want to further their studies and improve their existing academic qualifications, they can also take this entrance examination. If you are already a four-year student in some schools, and you have already reached the sophomore year or above, and you want to study again at another university because of your major or some other reasons, you can also take this entrance exam, and you can choose a school again after the exam.

However, if you want to take this exam, you must have a college degree.

III. Eligibility to participate

1.A Japanese language level of N1 to N2 is required.

2.Students who have completed two or more years of study at any university.

3.In the placement examination, students should try to take the same major as their own major.

4.If you have completed 100 credits in a school in China, then you can directly transfer to the school's sophomore or junior year. However, even if this condition is met, it may not be possible to be assigned to the specified grade, and it may be adjusted according to the admission results of the students who have a good reputation.

4. Recommendations for taking the placement examination

1.The difficulty of the placement test is higher than that of the entrance exam, because the test is made by the school itself, so the test content will be different from that of other schools. It is best to have a professional counterpart, because there will be professional questions during the exam.

Interviews are also very important, and some universities will interview in English.

2.Although not all schools have to have the results of the entrance examination, the schools here generally use the results of the examination to judge the ability and level of students, so they still try to take the examination as much as possible.

3.There are not many schools that will be integrated into the system, and most of them are private. In addition, not all majors in these schools can pass this entrance examination, and they are generally limited to a few majors in the school.