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Hi! I got two questions.
1 ) Do i need to speak Japanese to get the scholarship? I literally do not speak a word of it
2 ) Is there any way that i can find pdfs of previous years exams? I don't know what to study.
thank you
Hello everyone.
First of all, sorry for any mistake, i need to practice my english >.<
i'm a little worried here....
I wasn't a perfect student, my first year of high school was terrible and i don't have anything special in my historic, but i started to study more in the last 2 years (i've already finished HS). I got the necessary (and a little more) to do the written exam, but, i'm worried because i think that my HS documents will "disrupt" (that's the word?) my evaluation in the last stage, when they send the documents to MEXT, even if i get high marks in the written exam (and i think i can do that...).
So, should i really be worried...?
My friend's high school results were not very good. He was perhaps 70th percentile of the cohort, but he still received the scholarship. He did really well in the selection test though. He had the highest or 2nd highest score for physics in my country. So I think they place more weight in the selection test than your school results. If your results have been an upward trend, don't worry too much about it.Hello everyone.
First of all, sorry for any mistake, i need to practice my english >.<
i'm a little worried here....
I wasn't a perfect student, my first year of high school was terrible and i don't have anything special in my historic, but i started to study more in the last 2 years (i've already finished HS). I got the necessary (and a little more) to do the written exam, but, i'm worried because i think that my HS documents will "disrupt" (that's the word?) my evaluation in the last stage, when they send the documents to MEXT, even if i get high marks in the written exam (and i think i can do that...).
So, should i really be worried...?
I just got the scholarship for 2014.Planning to do materials engineering.
I think i might've passed your post by accidentsorry keshant i have not got the papers yet.when after your exams will you please end me the papers.!!
Hello everyone.
I'm from Brazil and I'm planning to apply for the undergraduate scholarship. I created my account just so I could post here
Hope I can help you and you can help me
1) No , I don't think but u should sit and take a japanese exam even u didn't answer anything .. ask ur embassy to be sure
2) Government-sponsored
I got accepted for the 2014 one, so I applied last year.wait... you got accepted already? when did you apply? (congrats)
As I've stated some posts back in this thread, I have heard that it is very important for prospective medical students to do well in mathematics. The source is from an embassy staff in my country. I also know a guy who applied for medicine, and he said he found the math paper very difficult. He got to the interview stage, but was only 2 out of all the interviewee in my country (there were more than 5 interviewee) who did not get the scholarship. It doesn't prove that he failed to get the scholarship because of his math results, as there could be other factors affecting this decision, so make what you will of this.Hello, I am from Venzuela and want to apply this year for Natural Science C (medicine).
I am taking English classes to improve it to the tests and the interview. I have some questions:
1)In Japanese Colleges of Medicinel, will I have to see Math classes? Because the test has Math, and at least in my country medicine doesn't have Math in its syllabus.
2)Do you have any digital book to study for the exams? I would be glad if you showed me some!
I feel I can only pass English test, I haven't started the unversity yet so I am studying by myself.
I havent been on jref in a while because I had exams going on. Sorry.
I've emailed the papers to you and you need to study the topics specified in the syllabuses on this site: EJU Syllabus-JASSO
I got accepted for the 2014 one, so I applied last year.
As I've stated some posts back in this thread, I have heard that it is very important for prospective medical students to do well in mathematics. The source is from an embassy staff in my country. I also know a guy who applied for medicine, and he said he found the math paper very difficult. He got to the interview stage, but was only 2 out of all the interviewee in my country (there were more than 5 interviewee) who did not get the scholarship. It doesn't prove that he failed to get the scholarship because of his math results, as there could be other factors affecting this decision, so make what you will of this.
Can you send them to me please? My email is [email protected]. Thanks.I found papers for 2011 and 2012 so if anyone's interested, message me and I'll be happy to help![]()
Are those syllabuses similar to MEXT tests? Or are they the same for EJU and MEXT?
Hello guys
There is a Q that I didn't know how to solution it.
View attachment 12840
Anybody .. can u help me ?