What is the difference between June and November for the International Student Test? Is June easier

Some universities do not recognize the June results, so ask before signing up because normal universities start the new academic year in April every year, and those who enter in October will not adjust your courses, which means that you have to start taking classes from the second semester of your freshman year. October students are generally prepared for enrollment or the second night college. Freshmen try to avoid entering in October, which is not beneficial.

After finishing the UEC in November, the results will be issued in December, and then I will start to apply to the universities I want to go to. Some private public universities have already started interviews, and most national universities are focused on interviews on February 25 and 26, so you should be optimistic about the time when you send a petition to register, and if you bump into the application fee of 17,000, you will pay it in vain and will not be refunded. Arrange the interview reasonably.

The three major events of the National University of Technology in the Chubu region are in early February, and some second-tier national conventions are held between 14 and 18 in mid-February, and most others are held on the 25th.

BTW: What do you mean by "three separate entries"? Twice a year, do you have to take the exam for 3 years? If I'm not mistaken, I usually only recognize the results of the year. Some national universities that only recruit students in April even only recognize the results of the students in November.

If you want to apply for admission to Tokyo University in April next year, it is best to take the examination for international admission at the end of the year, and you must have at least 85% accuracy in the test to be able to enter the university.

Some universities that enter in April only accept the November exam, so be sure to check with the school before applying.

The University of Tokyo is not something you can take.

In terms of difficulty, the difficulty of the questions in the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is actually about the same. However, because the scoring method of the examination is not a fixed score for each question, but the correct rate of each question is counted to determine the score of each question, for example: question A Most people do it right, if question A is wrong, a lot of points will be deducted, and question B Most people do it wrong, then the score deduction for this question will be relatively small, and this scoring method is actually with the level of students who take the examination twice, and the score will change accordingly.

In November, everyone has been preparing for a long time, and it is more difficult to get a good score, while in June, most of the students are not fully prepared and are in the testing stage, because it is easier to get a high score because of the scoring method.

In addition, depending on the recruitment requirements of the university you want to go to, the application time for a few universities is in October, and in this case, it may be too late to apply for the November examination results, that is, you can only use the results of June and November last year.

There is no difference in the way the exams are examined, and the content is the same.

However, because the time for applying for undergraduate applications is different, for example, if you want to apply to Waseda University, Keio and other top private universities, you can only rely on the results of the entrance examination in June, and it will definitely be too late in November.

Waseda University applies at the end of June every year, and it will definitely be too late to wait for the entrance examination in November.

Keio University usually applies in October every year.