What are the requirements for me to enter a university in Japan? What subjects are examined

Hello. Entrance exams to Japanese universities generally require a test score for Japanese University Admission for International Students, and some require an English TOEFL score.

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is available in Japanese or English.

The content of the test is Japanese, Mathematics, Liberal Arts and Culture (Geohistory, History, and Politics) and Science and Culture (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).

The maximum score for Japanese is 400 points, and there are 50 points for essays. Mathematics, Liberal Arts, and Science are all 200 points.

Mathematics in the sciences is more difficult than in the liberal arts, and calculus is also included.

Generally, according to the major you are applying for, you can choose two of the subjects of geography, history and politics or two of the subjects of physics, chemistry and biology to take the exam.

English is generally required for majors such as science and engineering or medicine. Generally TOEFL iBT scores.

Then the universities have their own assessment methods. Interviews and written exams.

Hope it helps.

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1. Anyone who can clarify your problem is an expert.

2. Japanese universities all recruit students independently, and their policies are different. For example, some universities require a score on the EJU test, while others do not. Some require an N1 certificate in Japanese, while others do not.

Some require a school exam, while others don't. Some take the math test, while others don't. Some ask for TOEFL, while others step up.

Therefore, it depends on the university you are applying to.

3. Basic requirements: 12 years of academic education in your home country, and obtained a formal graduation certificate (or can be obtained before coming to Japan), your family has the ability to pay financially, your Japanese language has reached N2 level or above, and the purpose of studying abroad is simple and firm.

4. The requirements of each university are also different. Some require high school graduation and do not accept students from three schools; Some require taking the college entrance examination and achieving a medium or higher score, while others do not. Some require a family deposit of $30,000, while others require $150,000-200,000.

It's not the same. It still depends on the university you are applying to.

5. The specific information does not come from, nor does it come from, or from the opinions of experts, but is completely from the recruitment requirements and examination materials of various universities. It is recommended to wait for Lu University** to inquire that it is the right way.

Non-specialists.

1. In terms of age, students who have completed high school should be under 23 years old, and those with a college degree or above should be under 28 years old.

2. Those who have been recognized by the national education department for more than 12 years.

3. Before applying, students must have completed at least 500 hours of Japanese language courses or have Japanese language proficiency level 2 or higher.

4. It costs about 3 million yen or 30,000 US dollars, 15 to 200,000 yuan to study abroad, and you need to have a certain financial ability.

1. Educational requirements: those who have passed the entrance examination or completed 12 years of formal school education or equivalent in their home country, as well as those who are enrolled in junior colleges and undergraduates.

2. Financial requirements: Applicants are required to have the financial ability to pay for studying in Japan.

3. Language requirements: The applicant must have reached at least level 2 or above in the Japanese language proficiency test, and have more than 200 hours of Japanese learning experience.

Supplementary materials: To study in Japan, you need to have boring documents, mainly as follows:

1. The original certificate of the final Benai rough bending stool (notarization required).

2. Original transcript (3 years of results required).

3. Notarization of kinship.

4. Certificate of Japanese language lessons (200 class hours required)

5. Certificate of employment and income of the financial guarantor.

6. If you apply for a Japanese language school in Osaka, Japan, you need to have a notarized certificate of employment.

7. Bank deposit certificate and current account for ordinary households.

8. A copy of the household registration book (for the whole family). Note: The Hukou Service Office needs to be the same as the certificate of employment.

9. A copy of ID card (for the whole family).

10. **8 recent photos.

Studying in Japan has attracted the attention of many overseas students with its low study abroad fees and good visa policies, so what are the requirements for admission to a Japanese university? The following is an analysis of the conditions for studying in Japan.

1. First of all, the economic aspect. Japan's national and public universities are not for profit, and their tuition fees are much lower than those of private universities in Europe, the United States and Japan, which is more suitable for students from working-class families in China. Therefore, for students who plan to study at a Japanese or public university, the most important issue is not the most important or important issue, but the key is whether or not they can successfully apply.

2. The ability to live independently is a must, and it is more important to have a certain spirit of hardship. In Japan, it is common to work part-time jobs, whether it is the elderly or children, they will take a part-time job at a convenient time to earn some living expenses or pocket money. Therefore, it is important for students to have a certain spirit of hardship during their study in Japan, which is not too easy.

Of course, some parents may feel that the economic conditions of the family are relatively good, and there is no need to let the former erection child go to work. In fact, experts suggest that students should take part in a part-time job and participate in some social practice activities, which will make students integrate into Japanese life more quickly and will also play a role in promoting learning.

3. Have a certain foundation in Japanese, and use Japanese to communicate and communicate. In this way, you can adapt to life and study in Japan faster and better.

4. In terms of learning, you must have certain learning and research ability. During graduate school, the supervisor will ask his students to regularly present their research findings. Especially in terms of writing, you must have a certain amount of research and writing ability.

Therefore, it is very necessary to improve this ability before and during the application.

5. Self-awareness, we must have a clear understanding of our own strength. The strengths mentioned here include one's own learning ability, ability to understand problems, and certain research ability. Some parents and students blindly insist on entering prestigious universities regardless of their own strength, which is counterproductive.

Because of the lack of learning ability, I could not adapt to the teaching requirements of the university, and finally failed to achieve the purpose of studying abroad.

The above is an introduction to the analysis of the requirements for studying in Japan. Experts suggest that studying in Japan should be planned and prepared early, grasp the opportunity to study abroad, and make full study and preparation.

1.Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU).

The role of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is equivalent to our college entrance examination. Most Japanese universities require applicants to provide results from the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, including Japanese, Liberal Arts, Mathematics, Science, Mathematics, and Liberal Arts or Science Comprehensive.

2.Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Must have the ability to study Japanese in Japan. The Japanese Language Proficiency Test is divided into N1-N5, with the highest level being N1 and the lowest level being N5.

3.TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS.

Some Japanese universities or majors require English language scores.

4.Japanese Monk Examination Doctoral Examination.

Students are required to take internal examinations organized by the school, including written examinations and interviews, which are set independently by each graduate school of each school.

Hello, I need an exam to study in Japan:

1. Go to a language school and take a special subject: domestic - Japanese language level test, language school special subject test; After arriving in Japan, I will take the EJU test (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students), Japanese Language Proficiency Test, University Entrance Examination, etc.

2. Go directly to university: The Japanese language proficiency test and university examination (written test and interview) are all conducted in China.

3. Direct application for [Graduate Student]: Domestic - Japanese Language Proficiency Test, TOEFL (as needed); After arriving in Japan, you will be tested for Japanese language proficiency, graduate school, etc.

4. To add, many language schools, universities, etc. do not require exams, but it is recommended not to choose.

Non-specialists.