The University of Tokyo in Japan is an institution that many students yearn for, and graduate students are one of the processes of becoming a monk. Let's share how graduate students become monks.

First, the monk exam

Graduate students have to take exams when they become monks. In the exam of Dongda University, the content is actually different according to the students' majors, and some professional exams may be relatively difficult.

However, this difficulty is actually only for other majors, as long as N 1 yes 108 points can be passed. However, the requirements for Japanese in science and engineering are lower than those in literature and business.

There are generally three items in the exam, which can be answered in English or Japanese.

1, TOEFL

Everyone has to take the exam in China first, but the score is not too high. Japan's demands will certainly not be like those in Europe and America.

2. written test

The content of the written test will also vary according to the time of the students' exams in February and August. February is usually a test of noun explanation and writing a small paper. The exam in August was professional knowledge.

1. Noun explanation: choose a word related to physics, chemistry and environment for students and then explain it. Generally, you need to write 200 words. But these words are very shallow and basic, such as eigenvalue, Bernoulli equation and so on.

2. Expertise: Students are usually given 10 questions, and then students need to choose two questions to answer, usually about mathematics and chemistry.

3. essay: no matter which month you took the exam, you have this content. It is also to ask students to choose one of several words and then make a practical explanation. Generally, 750 words are needed. This content requires students to understand all kinds of key points.

Second, the interview

Friar's interview in Japan is displayed by PPT, and it is necessary to have his own graduation thesis and the friar's promotion plan. Moreover, there are several pages in your PPT, which needs a few minutes to introduce, and then the professor will ask questions about your PPT. The number of pages required varies with the examination time. And time are different.

Because there will be many students from the previous session in the research room, you can ask them to help you modify your PPT and let them talk about the professional and language problems of your PPT.

If you are a student whose Japanese is not very good, you should pay attention to the language you speak during the interview, especially some terms of your major should be prepared in advance. This will make your interview much easier.

There are many Japanese here in China, so you can choose to consult them more, and they will basically help you. In addition, although Japan speaks Japanese, English is also very important, because there are many foreigners from Europe and America in the East Congress.

If you have got the professor's Neno, before you go to Japan, you should know the contents of the exam and prepare according to the different conditions of your school and major. General exams are not difficult. Basically everyone can feel sad as long as they are well behaved and prepared.