JLPT

JLPT

Our Japanese Language preparation course is designed for students who wish to study in Japan. Fluency in the language is essential not only for your academic success but also to adapt to daily life and cultural integration in Japan.

Why Do You Need a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)?

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a mandatory requirement for most universities in Japan. Achieving a passing score demonstrates your language ability, which is crucial for both admission and understanding coursework, as many programs are taught in Japanese.

Moreover, proficiency in the language helps you smoothly interact with locals, which enhances your cultural experience and also significantly boosts your chances of employment in Japan after graduation.

Our Japanese language preparation course will equip you with the necessary skills to excel in the JLPT and thrive in your studies abroad.

JLPT Preparation Levels

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) consists of five levels (N1 to N5). You’ll begin from N5 and then advance to N1. Here, the ‘N’ stands for ‘Nihongo’ which means ‘Japanese Language’ in Japanese. 

What does the Japanese Government say about Passing Different Levels of Proficiency?

Students who pass the JLPT N1 get 15 points, while those who pass N2 get 10 points in the government's "Point-based Preferential Immigration Treatment System for Highly Skilled Foreign Professionals." If someone has a total of 70 points or more, they receive additional benefits during immigration.

What do you learn in JLPT Exam?

The JLPT test evaluates reading, writing, listening, and comprehension skills. You will learn:

• Vocabulary and Grammar
• Listening and Reading Comprehension
• Kanji Recognition
• Speaking Practice

Eligibility Criteria for JLPT

No prior knowledge of Japanese is required to learn JLPT. The course is suitable for all non-native Japanese students, regardless of their age or starting level.

If you are interested in preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), you can Contact Us through our website or Visit Our Office for more information.

FAQs - Japanese Language Proficiency Test

How can I get a JLPT certificate in Nepal?
To obtain a JLPT certificate in Nepal, you need to register for the JLPT exam through the official website of the Japan Foundation or the Japanese embassy in Nepal. Make sure to check the registration dates and prepare for the exam by studying the required materials. After passing the exam, your certificate will be mailed to you.

Is passing the N1 level Japanese proficiency test mandatory for studying in Japan from Nepal?
No, students don’t need to compulsorily achieve N1 level proficiency in Japanese to study in Japan. The required level varies depending on the university and program. Many institutions providing courses in English require only N2 or even N3 proficiency.

How much does JLPT cost in Nepal?
The JLPT test fee in Nepal typically ranges from NPR 5,000 to NPR 8,000, depending on the level you are registering for.

How to apply for the JLPT exam in Nepal?
To apply for the Japanese language test, check the official JLPT website for application dates and procedures. Fill out the application form online and submit it along with the required fee at a designated testing centre.

What is the N1 level of the Japanese language proficiency test?
N1 is the highest level of the JLPT, indicating advanced proficiency in Japanese. It demonstrates the ability to understand and use Japanese in complex situations, including academic and professional settings.

Can I pass JLPT N5 in 2 months?
Yes, it is possible to pass JLPT N5 in 2 months with dedicated study and practice. Drag your focus on the basics of Japanese grammar, vocabulary, and kanji. Use study materials specifically designed for JLPT N5 and consider taking a preparatory course or practicing with native speakers to speed up your learning experience.

Is N5 enough to live in Japan?
While JLPT N5 provides a basic understanding of the Japanese language, it may not be sufficient for daily life in Japan. You’ll be able to understand simple conversations and phrases, but for more complex interactions, a higher level of proficiency (such as N4 or N3) is recommended. However, it can still serve as a starting point for your language journey.

How to study for a Japanese proficiency test?
To study effectively for the JLPT, create a structured plan focusing on vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening. Use textbooks, online resources, and language apps. Joining a study group or taking classes can boost your motivation.