Examinations for foreign students in Japan, referred to as "staying in the exam", "staying in the exam" and "EJU", are equivalent to the college entrance examination for students going to Japan. The experiment of studying abroad in Japan began in 2002. The purpose of this examination is to evaluate the Japanese language ability and basic academic ability of foreign students who want to be admitted to Japanese universities (undergraduate courses). The examination is conducted by the Japanese Student Support Agency, an independent administrative legal person.
Exam twice a year, June and June165438+1October. Japanese examination rooms are located in Hokkaido, Miyagi Prefecture, Gunma Prefecture, saitama, Chiba Prefecture, Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture, Ishikawa Prefecture, Aichi Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, Hyogo Prefecture, Hiroshima Prefecture, Fukuoka Prefecture and Okinawa Prefecture. Foreign examination rooms are located in Asia 15 cities. At present, there is no corresponding test center in Chinese mainland.
Examination subjects, liberal arts are Japanese (400 points), comprehensive subjects (200 points) and mathematics (200 points). Science includes Japanese (400 points), science (200 points in physics, chemistry and biology) and mathematics (200 points).
Arts, science and Japanese are all the same test papers. Mathematics test paper is divided into two parts: arts and sciences, and science is more difficult than arts. At present, the difficulty of mathematics subjects is increasing year by year. There is a tendency to be flush with the domestic college entrance examination.