General liberal arts need Japanese n 1, and science needs Japanese n2. But even after n 1, there are many students in Japan who are speechless. If so, how can you stand the interview of a university professor? College interviews are different from undergraduate interviews. Basically, I will ask some questions about the research plan. Even for students who have lived in Japan for some time, the interview is a very difficult link.

The preparation of examination materials is not easy.

Generally, when preparing for the exam in Japan, the first thing is to determine the school, look at the exam questions of each school in previous years, and then go to the library to buy or borrow books after comprehensive comparison. Even so, in the actual exam, there are still some knowledge points not ready. Imagine that it is not easy to find postgraduate materials in Japan. Will it be easier in China? Since it is not easy, how can I have the confidence to fly directly to the exam? At present, some bad institutions recommend students to take some domestic online courses in order to cater to students' psychology of "direct examination" Regardless of the quality of online courses, in fact, whether students pass the exam in the future or not, those bad institutions all earn course fees. How to protect the interests of students?

The competitors of the "direct test" are very strong.

? There are basically three kinds of people competing for the entrance examination for Japanese monks, especially the entrance examination for national universities: graduate students (auditees) brought by professors, students studying in japanese language school, and students flying in for the "direct examination". Unless you have obvious advantages in Japanese language and professional knowledge, it is very difficult to cross the first two categories of students.