The undergraduate entrance examinations of several universities you mentioned are very difficult. The difficulty of the college entrance examination is comparable to that of the national college entrance examination, but it is mainly a few inconclusive discussions and interviews, which cannot be measured by scores, but depends on your usual knowledge accumulation and flexibility of thinking.

There are minimum requirements for entrance examination scores in the enrollment brochures of various universities, which are generally very low, as if everyone is eligible for admission. However, the actual admission scores and school exam scores are never made public, except that the scores of the admitted students are basically above 85% of the total score, such as Japanese 400, and these schools are generally above 340. ...

If you must go to the school you mentioned, it is suggested that you can choose some more partial majors, such as agronomy, which is relatively easy; In addition, some majors only look at the results of the examination and interview, and there is no school examination. If you are tall enough, you can try.