Under normal circumstances, foreign students who come to Japan for undergraduate studies, that is, undergraduate courses, must take the EJU Japanese Foreign Student Examination.

The test score is 850, and it is divided into liberal arts subjects like the Chinese college entrance examination. However, the EJU exam is relatively less difficult than the college entrance examination, and a lot of knowledge is repeated with high school knowledge.

However, in recent years, with the increase of international students studying in Japan, the scores of EJU's exam for studying in Japan are gradually rising. For students who want to take the University of Tokyo, it is recommended that the EJU score be above 700. If they have a basic knowledge of Japanese N 1 in China and can get a grade in the college entrance examination, they can try.

In addition, the University of Tokyo requires students to submit English scores. English scores are divided into TOEFL, TOEFL and IELTS, among which TOEFL scores are highly recognized, and it is recommended to score more than 90 points. There is also internal inspection. All universities in Japan have the right to enroll students independently, and the internal examination is the final selection of universities. Therefore, students with better English also have advantages.

On-campus examinations are divided into written examinations and interviews. The written test is basically based on liberal arts and English numbers, which is slightly more difficult than the Japanese students' exam. Because the investigation content of each department is different, which subject should be tested.

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