The level of Japanese proficiency test will be improved from Level 4 (Level 4, Level 3, Level 2 and Level 1, with Level 1 as the highest level) to Level 5 (N 1, N2, N3, N4, N5, N 1 as the highest level).

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Among them, N 1 is the most difficult, and both domestic public universities and well-known private universities require N 1 to pass the exam before admission. The N 1 test includes language knowledge, reading and listening. The full mark is 180, the qualified score is 100, and the score in each subject is not less than 19. A Japanese N 1 certificate will be awarded. The requirement of the N 1 exam is to master a high level of Japanese grammar, with 2000 Chinese characters and about 10000 words, and have the Japanese level needed for barrier-free access to Japanese social studies. If you pass the first-level exam in China, you can apply directly to a Japanese university without going to a Japanese school or university preparatory course.