It is very, very difficult to study in Japan and apply for the University of Tokyo. There are two disciplines, namely the liberal arts department of law and the science and engineering department of medicine.

Because no foreign student has been seen in these two subjects in the past ten years, even Japanese candidates will find it difficult to get into the exam.

If you apply for the department of Tokyo University, Japanese students should have excellent exam results. The average Japanese student can pass the exam with a score of about 720. Then there is the school examination, which is divided into written examination and interview. The written test is an on-site paper, which tests logical thinking ability and Japanese, and is generally a hot issue, such as scientific research, Olympics, social phenomena and so on. It's really not easy to write a level article with your own opinions in two and a half hours.

It's not easy for Tokyo University to become a monk, but it's easier than taking the exam. The first thing to pass is to make a wish to review. Generally speaking, monks who want to enter the University of Tokyo generally need to provide proof of Japanese N 1, and liberal arts students generally require that N 1 reach the level of 120 or above.

In addition, some research departments also need to provide corresponding English scores, generally requiring TOEFL scores above 90 or TOEFL scores above 900; Some professors in research departments have to be picky about your college background, so few students can pass the data review and satisfy the professors.

Therefore, many students who have good grades but are not very good at school choose the methods of "equal salary" and "curve saving the country" in order to get a chance to take the monk exam. First, they apply for graduate students of professors they want to follow in the future and study for six months to one year. In addition to consolidating their professional knowledge, they also established a good personal relationship with the professors, which is very beneficial to the monks' exams.

It is also reasonable that Dongda is difficult to take the exam. After all, it is a top school in Japan, with a high enrollment threshold to ensure the quality of students.

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