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In Japan, students do not generally look at the results of the domestic college entrance examination, but there is also a test for international students in Japan, which is the "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students".

The Examination for International Students (EJU) is one of the most important tests for all international students and is equivalent to the college entrance examination for foreign students in Japan.

Test location: For our Chinese students, there are only test centers in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and students from mainland China generally go to Japan through language schools first and take the entrance examination in Japan.

Test content: (You can choose Japanese or English for all subjects).

Common subjects: Japanese, full score of 400, (generally 280 points or more, you will be admitted to undergraduate colleges, if you reach 330 points or more, you will have a chance to get a scholarship from the Ministry of Education) Vocabulary and grammar are easier than the Japanese test, but there are essay questions, 400 words in 30 minutes, which is a test for students.

Mathematics: 200 out of 200.

Liberal arts mathematics 1, the difficulty is low, the analogy is simple, the questions are the most basic, and there is even junior high school content, and those who are good at domestic mathematics can rush to the full score.

Science exam mathematics II, the difficulty is medium, the difficulty and scope of the exam have increased a lot (it is much simpler than the college entrance examination), a small amount of college calculus content, domestic mathematics students can learn the surface of college calculus by themselves.

Different subjects: 200 points out of 200.

Liberal arts: comprehensive liberal arts, including political economy (this is a subject), geography, history, except for a small part of world geography and world history, the above three subjects are basically equal to heavy learning. Therefore, students with good grades in liberal arts should be mentally prepared to go to Japan to take the liberal arts entrance examination, and you will be at the same starting line as everyone again.

Students who do not study well face a chance to be born again).

Majors that can be applied for: Most majors in liberal arts can be selected, including: literature, education, economics and management, design, international relations, **, law, etc.

Science: Science comprehensive, in physics, chemistry, biology can choose any two subjects, the scope of the examination is roughly the same as the domestic examination, the basic knowledge of the examination, the difficulty is low. (Difficulty:.)

There are many foreign languages, and it is easy to memorize them by reading more and using them more) Students who are good at learning in China can basically understand the questions as long as they can understand them.

Majors that can be applied for: Focus!Note that many majors require you to apply for two majors, for example, some engineering majors must be physics and chemistry before you can apply for the examination, some medicine and nutrition majors require chemistry and biology, and a few advanced engineering majors require physics and biology to apply for the examination (Note:

The combination of these two subjects is the least major) The combination that is generally recommended for everyone is: physics + chemistry can choose the widest range of majors, if it is partial medicine, it is recommended to combine chemistry + biology, if you are partial to the combination of physics + biology (many students prefer these two subjects, such as me), be sure to confirm whether the school's recruitment requirements are recruiting students who apply for these two subjects before the exam, otherwise.

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is a test that tests the Japanese language ability and basic academic ability (science, general subjects, mathematics) of students who wish to enter a Japanese university (undergraduate) as an international student. There is no limit on the number of exams or age limits. Results are valid for two years.

More than 60% of Japan's 478 universities and almost all national universities use EJU scores for admission. In addition, there are also advantages to schools that have introduced a pre-arrival admission permit system and a scholarship reservation system for those with excellent EJU scores.

November (application in July, results expected to be notified in December) Exam content: Divided into:"Japanese"and test basic learning ability"Science"、"Integrated Subjects"、"Mathematics"、"Japanese"It is a test to measure the ability of Japanese language to adapt to studying at a Japanese university. "Science"、"Integrated Subjects"、"Mathematics"The maximum score is 200 points each, and the language of the question can be selected from Japanese or English.

Science"Choose 2 subjects from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, also known as the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students. Prior to the introduction of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, people from outside Japan who wanted to enter higher education institutions such as universities and vocational schools in Japan were required to take a variety of examinations, the most basic of which was the "Unified Examination for Self-financed International Students". Since 2002, the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) has been officially implemented, and two examinations are scheduled to be held in June and November in Japan and abroad, and the original "Unified Examination for Privately Financed International Students" has been abolished.

The main subjects of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) are four subjects: Japanese, Science, Mathematics, and General Subjects, and you can choose from the compulsory subjects designated by each university in Japan. Except for Japanese subjects, which must be written in Japanese, you can choose English or Japanese as the main language for other subjects.

Introduction to the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU).

Abbreviated as "Examination for Admission to Examination", "Examination for Examination for Examination", and "Examination for Examination for Admission to Study for International Students", it has been implemented since the 2002 Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students. After the implementation of this examination, the original "Unified Examination for Privately Financed International Students" was abolished. The purpose of this test is to evaluate the Japanese language ability and basic academic ability of foreign students who wish to enter a Japanese university (undergraduate), etc., and to help Japanese universities have a relatively uniform standard for the selection of international students.

Registration & Exams

Test centers are located in 15 cities in Japan, 18 cities in 14 countries and regions, and corresponding test centers in Taiwan and Hong Kong, but no test centers in Chinese mainland.

Exam content

The exam is divided into two subjects: arts and science, with a full score of 800 points + 50 points. The subjects of Chinese are: Japanese (400 points, mathematics (200 points), literature comprehensive (200 points).

Description (50 points); Science subjects are: Japanese (400 points, Mathematics (200 points), Science Comprehensive (200 points), and Writing (50 points).

Examination conditions for undergraduate studies at Japanese universities

Almost all Japanese and public universities and more than half of private universities require international students to submit their test scores as a basic requirement when applying for undergraduate admission.

Increase the probability of applying to prestigious universities in Japan

The higher the ranking of universities in Japan, the higher the requirements for the results of the entrance examination, and the higher the score, the greater the probability of entering a prestigious university in Japan.

Scholarship Application Evaluation Criteria:

Whether or not you have taken the entrance examination and the results of the entrance examination are also important evaluation criteria for international students to apply for ** scholarships or tuition waivers at national and public universities.

The number of references is small, and the question type is simple

Compared with the domestic college entrance examination, the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) has a small number of references, relatively simple test question types, and obvious competitive advantages.

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is an academic test used to test the academic ability of prospective students in Japanese language and basic subjects. 98% of national universities and 49% of private universities accept EJU test scores. A high school diploma is not required.

b.The Japanese EJU test is only used for international students with high school equivalencies to apply for Japanese universities, and it is generally a Japanese language school to help you register, but now you can apply directly through Xiaoying Study Abroad Agency.

Similar to the Chinese college entrance examination, but not the same. This is an exam for international students in Japan. This score is required at all national universities in Japan and most good private institutions.

You don't need a passport or ID card to register, just add a registration form. However, since you have to go to Hong Kong to take the exam, you must have a special permit to go to Hong Kong. In addition, the English of the name, date of birth, gender, etc., must be correct.

Otherwise, your grades will not be used to apply to Japanese universities.

2.Exams are held twice a year, in June and November.

The first application starts in mid-February and ends in mid-March.

The second starts in early July and ends in late July.

3.Precautions.

1) HK$300 for one subject and HK$600 for two or more subjects.

2) In addition to the application fee, a mailing fee of HK$150 for the admission ticket and transcript is required. Accept the authenticity and accuracy of the address of the admission ticket and transcript, and guarantee it yourself.

3) For Hong Kong registration, you can leave an address in the mainland to receive the mailing of the admission ticket and transcript.

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EJU Japanese Language Course (1) Exam Difficulty: The overall difficulty is between N2 and N1, but the difference is that there is no jerky grammar and vocabulary like N1, but instead there is a professional vocabulary for various university subjects, such as economics, business administration, sociology, etc., and it should be noted here that even liberal arts students need to know a lot of science professional vocabulary. In Heisei 21, the first listening comprehension appeared, plankton).

Secondly, the amount of questions is very large, and the time is very tight, with an average of 2 minutes and 40 seconds per question. In addition, the questions are a bit similar to the domestic language, not simply reading, reading, listening, and understanding can be done correctly, and the logic will be tested. There are two main parts of the EJU Japanese language subject:

Reading + Listening (total score of 400 points, time 125 minutes) Reading: It is divided into small reading and large reading, with a total of 10 small readings and 1 question each. Read 7 articles, each with 2-3 questions.

There are 25 questions in total. A total of 200 cents. The duration is 60 minutes.

It is divided into listening comprehension and listening and reading comprehension. Listening and reading comprehension, will give written materials, generally charts, brochures, blackboard newspapers, advertisements, university teachers' board books, etc. The listening content will be narrated around written materials, usually in the form of a monologue by a university professor, a dialogue between a professor and a classmate, and a conversation between a classmate and a classmate.

About 12 questions. Listening comprehension, without any written material, pure listening. The form is as above.

About 15 questions. There are a total of 25 listening questions. A total of 200 points.

The duration is 60 minutes. (2) Scoring criteriaMany people think that there are 50 questions in EJU Japanese, a total of 400 points, does it mean 8 points for a question? The answer is yes and no!

EJU Japanese uses the IRT scoring system, commonly known as the item response theory. In other words, the score depends on the number of people who answer correctly! The more people who answer correctly, the greater the score, the fewer people who answer correctly, the smaller the score may be, and even if no one answers correctly, the question is considered invalid and has no score.

Therefore, the key to getting a high score on eju is that you must not lose points in the basic questions, because you may be careless and lose more than 10 points! Book recommendation: Listening and reading books for the exam, I recommend it to everyone, there are not many books on the market, and do and cherish the "Quick Attack Series of Listening Comprehension,Listening and Reading Comprehension,Reading,Narrative Essay "New Tendency" Series of Listening Comprehension, Listening and Reading Comprehension, Reading, Narrative Essay "Series of Listening Comprehension,Reading Comprehension,Listening and Reading Comprehension,Mathematics,Comprehensive Subject "Practice Collection" Reading Comprehension Listening and Reading Comprehension Narrative Essay, this part of the score is only used as a simple reference, full score of 50 points, most of the students get 40 45 points, not very difficult, Practicing well will be of great help to the subsequent internal exams.

ps: The internal examination is basically a small **.

Compared with the domestic college entrance examination, the content of the EJU exam has been expanded, focusing on the basic parts of each subject, and the difficulty has been reduced. The EJU exam is all objective questions, not a process, and requires a high accuracy rate. The Japanese language test consists of listening to audio recordings and reading materials to answer listening questions and essay writing questions, while in the mathematics test, some questions are calculated and only the test taker is asked to fill in the results.

In general, the difficulty of the EJU exam is between the domestic college entrance examination and the college entrance examination. As long as there is a scientific learning method, unremitting efforts and a solid foundation of secondary school knowledge, it is not difficult to get high scores.

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

EJU is an examination administered by the Japan Student Services Organization. Held twice a year in June and November. This test is a common test for international students who wish to enter a university, graduate school, or vocational school in Japan to assess their Japanese language ability and basic academic ability.

At present, there are many national and public universities in Japan, and even private universities and vocational schools, etc., can be used as an evaluation for the selection of international students based on their results.

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

The examination for international students is divided into two subjects: liberal arts and sciences, and the liberal arts examination is divided into three subjects: Japanese, comprehensive liberal arts, and liberal arts mathematics (mathematics). The science test is divided into three subjects: Japanese, Science Comprehensive, and Science Mathematics (Mathematics). Among them, two subjects of physics, chemistry and biology can be selected at any time in the science comprehensive.

The main contents of the Japanese language test are: reading comprehension, listening comprehension, listening comprehension, and memorization.

The main contents of the physics exam: mechanics, heat, fluctuations, and electromagnetism.

The content of the chemistry test is the chemical properties of substances, the state of substances, chemical reactions, and the structure of substances.

The main contents of the biology exam: the continuity of life, the reaction between the environment and organisms, and biological phenomena and substances.

The main contents of the comprehensive subject test are: Politics, Economy, Society (Modern Society, Modern Economy, Modern Politics, Modern International Society), Geography (Geography Skills and the Geographical Environment of the World, Land and People of Japan), History (The Founding of the Modern Era and the Integration of the World, Japan and the World in the 20th Century).

The main contents of the mathematics exam: equations and inequalities, quadratic functions, graphs and measurements, plane graphs, sets and logic, numbers and probabilities of occasions, formulas and proofs Equations of higher dimensions 7

Formula proof? Higher-order equations, graphs and equations, functions, differential integrals, sequences, vectors, limits, differentiation, integration, columns and their applications, formulas and curves.

Exam Grading Criteria.

The theoretical full score for both liberal arts and science is 850 points (including 50 points in Japanese), and the score is determined by counting the accuracy of each question according to the "point equalization algorithm" after the test. Generally speaking, the score of the more difficult questions is relatively low, and the score of the less difficult questions is also low, and sometimes it is not even included in the total score. This calculation method makes the overall score of students tend to be nearly normal, so that the level and level of students can be more clearly distinguished.