How to register for the J TEST

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Exam Fee: Advanced Intermediate (A-D Levels): RMB 340; Beginner (E-F): RMB 340.

The test time starts at 9:10 a.m. nationwide.

Levels A-D: The duration of the exam is 125 minutes, starting with the Reading Comprehension test, which lasts 80 minutes, followed by the Listening test, which lasts 45 minutes.

Levels E-F: The duration of the exam is 100 minutes, starting with the Reading Comprehension test, which lasts 70 minutes, followed by the Listening test, which lasts 30 minutes.

Exam registration process:

Candidates are requested to bring the original second-generation ID card (the examination room needs to verify the authenticity of the second-generation ID card) and two one-inch ** cards to the nearest test station for registration. Please refer to the regulations of your local test station for specific procedures.

Candidates should first confirm whether the information of their second-generation ID card is readable, and if the IC card is damaged, they should go to the relevant departments for repair as soon as possible, so as not to be unable to register.

The examination fee for grades A-D and E-F is 340 yuan.

Exam Fee: Advanced Intermediate (A-D Levels): RMB 420; Beginner (E-F): RMB 420.

The registration period for the JLPT Japanese Language Test is from August 18th to September 1st.

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a Japanese language proficiency test for non-native Japanese learners administered by the Japan International Exchange Association. There are no restrictions on candidates such as age, education, etc. There are five levels of the exam, which are answered in paper-and-pencil format.

The proficiency test is divided into five levels, from N1 to N5, with N1 being the highest level and N5 being the lowest.

The content of the JLPT Japanese Language Test is divided into two subjects: "Language Knowledge (Characters, Vocabulary, Grammar), Reading" and "Listening" on the N1 and N2 tests, and 3 subjects "Language Knowledge (Characters, Vocabulary)", "Language Knowledge (Grammar), Reading" and "Listening" on the N3, N4, and N5 tests, with a maximum score of 180 points.

Precautions for the JLPT Japanese Language Test:

1. Print the admission ticket. The Admission Ticket can generally be printed one week before the exam.

2. Prepare stationery and certificates. Prepare a black pen, 2B pencil, eraser, etc., as well as an ID.

3. Epidemic prevention requirements.

4. Arrive at the test room 2 hours in advance. Due to epidemic control, candidates are requested to arrive at the test center 2 hours in advance to prepare for entering the campus one after another to avoid gathering; Parents or relatives and friends are not allowed to enter the school, and vehicles are not allowed to enter the campus, so please do not gather at the school gate or wait for a long time.

5. Diet. Since candidates in the test area are not allowed to leave the designated test area at will, it is strongly recommended that test takers bring their own drinking water and food, and are not allowed to eat in the campus cafeteria.

The Japanese language test is held in January, March, May, July, September, and November, and registration is usually required one month in advance.

The test results will be released and queried through ** around 30 days after the test, and the collection of certificates and transcripts is generally about 3 weeks after the results are announced.

There are two forms of individual registration for the exam:

One. On-site registration and payment:

1.Some test stations have already introduced an online registration system, so please register online before registering on-site.

2.Liquid Skill test stations that have not yet been introduced into the online registration system do not need to register online, and can go directly to the test station to register.

Two. Online registration and payment:

Some test stations have introduced an online registration and payment system, and candidates can authenticate their ID cards and register and pay fees online.

The test is a practical Japanese language test, and candidates can directly register and pay the test fee. If you are unable to pay the fee normally, you can bring the original second-generation ID card (the test room needs to verify the authenticity of the second-generation ID card) to the nearest test station within the on-site notice acceptance date of each test station.

Examination Fee: Advanced Intermediate: RMB 420; Beginner: RMB 420. The above fees already include the registration fee, and there is no additional registration fee for each test center.