I applied for Japanese level 2 in December, but now I can t reach level 3, is there any hope?

If the level 3 level is not down, I think it is enough, there are a lot of people in our class who have not been there, everyone is not the kind of study hard, and I know that I am in a hurry to take the exam, and I still have no action. There are still two months to take the exam, and the real exam is not like the simulation done by the teachers in the usual language schools, there are a lot of people, so many listening scores, and if there are many listening errors, you will definitely not be able to pass, and the reading is not slow, plus the words in the question or something, if you don't have enough words, your luck will not be so good, and you will be more confused.

But it doesn't matter, don't be in such a hurry, wait until you go to college, and then start taking the North exam after your third year, twice a year, and you will be able to get used to it after a long time. And ah, level 2 is useless, wait for the future you will directly take the level 1, now there is no level 2, I applied for the school at the beginning, I just passed the level of level 2 reported the level of the level, international students are not ashamed to return to China after level 2, there is a level 1 everywhere in the country. Come on, you will definitely be able to get level 1 before you return home, don't give up studying.

You're going to have to hurry up and read the level 2 grammar.

Level 2 has more grammar and vocabulary, which is different from Level 3.

It is recommended that you must consolidate your grammar, read more, and memorize more words.

You said you didn't reach level 3, and I think you might be a little reluctant in December this time.

It's okay, don't worry if you can't get by, there's still a chance.

As long as you start working hard now, I believe that miracles will happen.

Anything is possible!!

If you don't reach level 3, it will be a bit troublesome, so it is recommended not to read the texts during this time (because you will definitely not be able to catch up with the texts), and focus on the exam first.

1.Focusing on doing questions, I bought some books from previous exams, did questions like crazy, and learned grammar by doing questions.

2.Copy a Japanese dictionary and memorize words.

If you insist on doing this every day, there is still some hope for passing level 2, after all, there are only 2 months left.

There is hope·· At this time, don't read those books, buy some exam books, and specialize in exams...

The passing score for Level 2 in Japanese is 90 points. The New JLPT is based on a comprehensive score and a passing score for each subtest. In other words, the overall score must be above the passing score, and each individual score must be above the passing score set for each individual score to be considered qualified.

It's over. The perfect passing mark is 100. But no less than 19 points in each category...

Yes, I'm so lucky, 90 points are over, but no item can be lower than 19 points.

You must score more than 19 points in each individual and 90 points or more in the total score of the three major items to pass.

In other words, I took the exam in 2014 and should have received a certificate.

Pass. Three individual items 19 or more. A total score of 90 or more will be judged as a pass. Congratulations to the building press

180 points out of 100. All parts must be passed to be qualified.