Advantages of Japanese college entrance examination:

1, with fewer citations and less pressure. Generally, the foreign language subject of the college entrance examination is "English" by default, so Japanese candidates are a minority, and the pressure on test friends is relatively small. In addition, it is listening. The listening speed of Japanese paper is slower than that of English paper 1~2 times.

2. It is expected that the score will be greatly improved in a short time.

The "short time" and "substantial" mentioned by P.S. here are relative to the ten-year English learning time of domestic students. Students whose English scores are really huge shortcomings in the college entrance examination (for example, 150 can only get about 60 points) can consider changing to Japanese in advance. The difficulty of NMET's Japanese questions is between N3 and N2 (of course, learning N2 is better), and students only need to learn intermediate level to prepare for the exam. Students with zero foundation can use their spare time such as winter and summer vacations and weekends to attend classes in advance.

At present, most Japanese training institutions have set up Japanese training courses for college entrance examination, and there are also a large number of online training courses. Rich learning resources can fully guarantee Japanese learning. If you are interested in Japanese, such students will get twice the result with half the effort if they have a good sense of language and good listening. As long as students study hard, almost all of them can get 120 easily, but for many ordinary English learners in China, it is difficult to get 120 or further improve on the basis of 120.

Disadvantages of Japan's college entrance examination: Although the Japanese test paper of the college entrance examination is not difficult, Japanese is far from being as simple as many people think. If you don't study hard, your choice and composition will be very dangerous. Furthermore, the small partners studying at school should weigh whether they can reasonably arrange the learning tasks at school and the Japanese learning tasks after class. If you can't keep up with other classes in school because of learning Japanese, it will not be worth the candle.