Keio University and Waseda University are two top private universities in Japan, collectively known as private duo. In terms of admission, Keio University is difficult in science, while Waseda University is difficult in liberal arts, with a slightly higher average deviation and greater difficulty.

1, Keio University

Keio University, also known as Keio University, is a world-famous research-oriented comprehensive university and the first higher education institution in Japanese history. The predecessor of Qingying was "Lan Xue School" founded in 1858. It was a private school that spread western natural science during the Edo period. Under the guidance and influence of its founder Fukuzawa Yukichi, Keio continued to develop and played a pioneering and leading role in Japanese society.

Keio University ranks 19 1 in the 20021QS World University Rankings, and Times Higher Education World University ranks 80 1, ARWU? Shanghai Jiaotong University World University ranks 30 1.

2. Waseda University

Waseda University (Japanese: Waseda University/わせだぃがく) is a private university headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Waseda University was founded by Tadashi in 1882. Waseda University, together with Keio University, is the first university in Japan to be reorganized according to university laws. The school-building spirit is "independence of learning", "flexible use of learning" and "citizens who have achieved exemplary results". Waseda University attaches great importance to international cooperation and exchange. In addition to six departments and 1 1 research department, Waseda University has the largest number of international students in Japan for five consecutive years from 2009 to 20 13.

Waseda University has trained many talents who are active in many fields such as literature, art, politics and economy. For example, the founder of Tokyo Metro, Kit Hayakawa, the first president of Yomiuri Shimbun, Wu Hengmachang, the founder of Sony Corporation, and Casio Corporation? Wei Zhongde and Li Bing _, founders of Samsung Group, former South Korean President Jin Yongsan and writer Haruki Murakami are all alumni of the school.

Waseda University is also the university that graduated the most prime ministers in Japan after World War II. Seven prime ministers, including Yasuo Fukuda and Noda Yoshihiko, are all graduates of Waseda University.