Japanese universities basically need test scores, so what are the requirements of these universities for test scores? Let's see, what kind of university can EJU enter? What are the other requirements for studying in Japan?

First, the requirements of studying in Japanese universities for staying in the exam

1, Japanese is more than 300 points, comprehensive literature 150 points (comprehensive science 120 points), mathematics 150 points. The total score is about 600 points (570 points in science). English TOEFL score is about 50.

Because this grade file can be achieved by everyone as long as they work hard in the language school era.

Liberal Arts: At this level, the scores of general universities below the intelligence level are similar to those of local countries, and most of them can be tried as soon as possible. Of course, this level can't be said to be good, just that there is an opportunity.

Science: local and national scores are enough. Have a chance. Let's fight for the rest of the school exams.

2. Stay in Japanese for more than 330 points, score 180 for literature (score 160 for science), and score 170 for mathematics. The total score is above 680 -700, and the English TOEFL is above 60.

You should be one of the top international students in Japan. As long as it is not a family visa, it is doomed not to get a scholarship. It is possible to remove all universities except Dongda University. If your TOEFL score is above 80, Dongda can also make a wish.

3. Take the Japanese test for more than 350 points, with a comprehensive score of 190 points or more in literature (a comprehensive score of 180 points or more in science), and a perfect score of 1-2 points in mathematics. English TOEFL score above 90.

With this achievement, you should be in the top of the 10 monster level. I believe that your performance in China will not be bad, your learning ability is among the best, and it is easier to prepare for school exams than the average person. Your goal should be to sprint the first goal of Dongda University. Not much to say, just please don't waste resources to enroll in a lot of schools and leave a way for other international students.

4. More than 330 points in Japanese, more than 0/80 points in literature/kloc, and the average score in mathematics.

Such students can definitely focus on literature, education, law and other disciplines in first-class prestigious schools. Because this kind of subjects generally do not require mathematics (such as early education, literature of Keio), and some even require an average score in mathematics, which is enough, so such students can study liberal arts in universities above March, and it is basically the same whether there is mathematics or not. It is best to avoid economics, because economics is always mathematics, and the school will refer to the achievements in mathematics.

5. At least 350 points in Japanese, and average in literature and mathematics.

It's basically the same as above, except to avoid the subject matter that needs comprehensive literature. Besides, maybe tokyo university of foreign studies is right for you.

6. Japanese score below 280, literature comprehensive score above 180, mathematics score above 160.

Ozawa, Nida, and major can all try, and it is also possible to play a good March lesson in school exams. It's just that on-campus exams are generally Japanese compositions, so it's better to spend some time improving Japanese.

7. Japanese score below 280, comprehensive literature score 180, and average math score.

To tell the truth, it is almost meaningless to have the advantages of comprehensive literature, because almost no university only looks at the achievements of comprehensive literature. However, Japanese is not too bad, and there is still hope to be admitted to a good university if you do well in school exams in the future.

8. More than 200 points in Japanese, more than 0/60 points in science, and more than 0/70 points in math II.

Japanese 192 points qualified early rice fields! ! No one will believe such a thing unless they see it with their own eyes, but it did happen. In addition to the top universities in China, science students basically don't look at Japanese test scores, but pay more attention to on-campus tests. The student with Japanese 192 was admitted to Waseda because the school exam was normal and there were almost no mistakes. Of course, this is an extreme example, but it is very common for people who pass the basic science and engineering course of Zaoda University with a score of about 250 points.

9, science or math is not good.

In Japan, every school has its own judgment on the proportion of staying in the exam. But basically no school will take whether to take the exam or not as the only evaluation criterion. The more materials you need, the smaller the proportion of staying in the exam. Especially the written test and interview in school are far more important than staying in the exam.

Second, the requirements for studying in Japan

1, Japanese must reach a certain level.

Japanese learning is difficult to improve without foundation. After many foreign students come to Japan, it is difficult to understand, say no, read or write. Even some people want to learn Japanese well after returning home, which is really a dilemma. Therefore, foreign students have a certain level of Japanese before coming, and it is best to pass the Japanese proficiency test level 2, plus the corresponding conversation skills. This is good for students and universities.

2, must have the corresponding economic ability.

Before studying in Japan, in order to ensure that students have basic living expenses and tuition fees during their study abroad, the Japanese side usually strictly examines the' proof of payment of funds'. The Japanese Exit-Entry Administration not only requires the payer to provide proof of deposit, but also requires a detailed account of deposit and withdrawal, as well as proof of income in the last three years. This is also to prove whether parents can ensure that their children can successfully complete their studies on Sunday.

3. Be prepared for "hardship"

Most international students come to Japan to prepare for "work-study program". But they are too easy to accept. Some people can't find a job for two or three months, or find a job, and they are fired within a few days, or they can't do it themselves. Therefore, before studying in Japan, we should be prepared to "suffer hardships" and try our best to deal with all kinds of unexpected problems. Being in a foreign land, being unable to speak the language, and lacking the loneliness of interpersonal communication should also be gradually adapted.