About JTEST and Japanese Language Proficiency Test

The Japanese language proficiency test will be changed to 5 levels, add one to level 1-2, and adjust the difficulty next year, so if you want to take the first level, hurry up.

The above is very clear.

JTEST is a Japanese language proficiency test, and it has the following characteristics:

A multi-level examination system in one volume.

There are two types of exams: Intermediate and Upper (Grades A-D) and Elementary (E-F).

There are 7 levels in the upper intermediate (grades A-D).

There are 2 levels in Beginner (E-F).

Because the level is judged according to the score of the exam, the level recognition is maximized, and many disadvantages of a single exam paper and a single level are avoided.

JTEST is taken every other month, generally around the middle of January, March, May, July, September, and November, and the registration time is generally December, February, April, June, August, and October, and registration is generally one month before the exam.

I don't know if you are taking the exam in China or Japan, more detailed information is introduced on the official website of the registration, you can read it carefully (jtest is more difficult, if you don't really know how to speak, it may be difficult to pass this test, because each part is required to reach more than 20% to get the certificate, and the ratio of listening and grammar is 1:1, and the Japanese level test should also develop in this direction, but the best way to pass the exam is to listen to more real questions and do more real questions).

Domestic network name**:

In 2010, the Japanese Language Proficiency Test was held in July and December, depending on the official website.

Please refer to the following**:

Or the Ministry of Education Examination Center:

It is said that the listening requirement of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test will be expanded to 50%, and the amount of writing will be increased, and the knowledge of grammar will be reduced, and the actual Japanese language skills will be improved.

Hello. If you choose EF, it doesn't mean that you have an E or F grade. There are only two major levels of J and Test, which are AD and EF.

When you choose the EF level, it means that you will get the EF level certificate after the exam. A good grade is an E, a bad score is an E or above, a 300 to 350 is an F, and there is no certificate below 300.

Exam content, question content (e--f):

Grades E-F (500 out of 500).

Exam Structure: Reading comprehension section, Listening comprehension section.

1.Grammatical vocabulary problems.

2.Reading comprehension issues.

3.Kanji problem.

4.Narrative Questions.

5.**Issue.

6.Answer questions.

7.Session issues.

8.Explain the problem.

Exam time: Approximately 70 minutes and approximately 30 minutes.

Test score Reading comprehension part: 300 points;

Listening section: 200 points.

Certificates & Judges.

Certificates available after the exam:

Each candidate can get a transcript, a comparison table between the candidate's own answers and standard answers, and a certificate corresponding to the test results. Standard answers (including listening lines) will be published within one week of the end of the test via **.

The test results will be released and queried through ** around 30 days after the test, and the time for paper materials to arrive at each test site will vary due to the need to send them.

After the test results are announced, you should go to the test station as soon as possible to collect your score report and other personal information. If the results are not collected within 200 days after the results are announced, the relevant materials will be destroyed as abandonment.

The certificate cannot be replaced, but a certificate of reissuance can be issued to candidates within 2 years.

E-F.

A full score of 500 points, with a score of 250 points or more, and at the same time, those who must score more than 20 points in each of the eight major items can obtain a certificate, and their practical application ability level will be determined according to the test score. All test takers will receive a "score sheet" proving their ability to use Japanese, and those who meet the test will be issued a certificate of the corresponding level.

E-F.

500 points out of 1.

350 points (E level) – Completion of elementary Japanese A simple conversation on a trip to Japan. (Equivalent to Level 3 of Japanese Language Proficiency).

250 points (F level) – Completion of pre-elementary Japanese (equivalent to level 4 of Japanese language proficiency).

If the score is less than 250 points, it will not be recognized).