What are the changes to the new Japanese Language Proficiency Test?

Level 1 seems to have a minimum score limit, it seems that it must be 60 points, and the type of listening question has changed, not only no picture and picture question, you can go to Hujiang to see the details.

The following changes apply:

1.It has become N3, N4, and N5, where the N1 level is slightly more difficult than the original level 1.

N2 has changed from vocabulary, listening comprehension, and reading grammar to two parts: reading comprehension and listening.

3.The total score of the paper has been changed from 400 to 180.

4.You need to pass every part to pass, which means that if you don't have good hearing, don't take the test at all, so as not to waste money.

You can take the test twice a year, in July and December every year.

If the test taker comes to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test for the first time.

Registration**Registration, if you have not registered as a user, please select "Click here to register" on the page. When registering, users first need to read and agree to the registration agreement, and fill in their name, gender, birthday, certificate type and certificate number, ** number, mobile phone number and email as required.

Contact information such as email address.

Candidates are also asked to fill in a password that they can define at will and remember. After filling in the personal information, candidates must also fill in the uppercase name and mother displayed in the "Verification Code" column on the right.

There are three specific question types for the New Japanese Language Test N2:

1. Language knowledge (words, vocabulary, grammar) 60 points.

The first sub-section consists of 6 "Chinese character pronunciations", the second sub-section contains 6 "meaning" questions, the third sub-section consists of 7 "synonyms", and the fourth sub-section consists of 6 "usage" questions.

2. 60 points for reading.

The first part is 3 "short articles", the second part is 2 "medium articles", the third part is 1 "long article", the fourth part is 1 "comparison of two articles", the fifth part is 1 "long article", and the sixth part is 1 "information retrieval of Rotten Bizhou".

3. 60 points in listening.

The first question has a picture question, the second question has options without a picture, the third question has no pictures and no options, the fourth question has no pictures and no options, the fifth question is a long reading hungry listening, and the last one has two questions.

Q1: How many levels are there in Japanese?

A: There are 5 levels of the New Japanese Language Proficiency Test, N5 (the lowest) and N1 (the highest). After passing the N2 exam, you can achieve a wide range of daily or material communication and reading articles of medium difficulty; After passing the N1 exam, you will be able to communicate at a wide range and read difficult articles.

N5 N3 has a low gold content and is not highly recognized.

Q2: Do I have to take the test step by step? Is it possible to cross the exam?

A: There is no restriction on registering for the exam, you can take the test level by level, or you can take the N2 or N1 test directly.

A good learning atmosphere is very important, now the network is so developed, if your learning network is not good, it is basically afraid of thinking about the problem of the thighs, so you must find a good atmosphere to learn Japanese, this is very good, first search for 712, in addition to five, seven or six, and finally there are three numbers are 482, so that you can find a good learning atmosphere, there are tutorial materials you can receive.

Q3: Is there an expiration date for the certificate?

A: The certificate is valid permanently. Students who need to study abroad, work in a Japanese company, or work in Japan can obtain a certificate while studying at the university.

Q4: I want to stay in the shirt and study carefully, which level do I need to take?

A: For general science and engineering majors, the Japanese level required for Japanese is N2; Literature and History major, Japanese language requirement is N1.

Q5: I want to watch anime and play games without subtitles, which level do I need to take?

A: This requires a high level of listening, if you have good hearing, you can understand it if you have passed the N2 test, and if you have bad hearing, you will not understand it after taking the N1 test.

Each year's certificate is a little different, with patterns and colors. But the content is generally the same, and the number will be different. I think it plays the same role in proving that the Japanese language can carry the power of the state.

Just the old exam scores.

There are four levels of 1, 2, 3, and 4, and the new test is divided into five levels: N1, N2, N3, N4, and N5.

The 2008 Japanese Language Proficiency Test was held in December 2008.

The exact registration time has not yet been announced.

07 years registration time.

Level 1. 14 May, 12 noon-31 July 2007, 12 noon.

Level 2. 21 May, 12 p.m., 31 July 2007, 12 p.m.

Level. 28 May, 12 p.m., 31 July 2007, 12 p.m.

Let's take the level 2 test directly, this is more useful, generally Japanese companies need Japanese level 2 or above, good luck!