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- 21 Dec 2011
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Hi all. i am new here. i have some questions.
First I want to apply for MEXT 2013 Research Scholarship but will not get my undergraduate degree until august of 2012. So can i still apply for the scholarship, and if yes will it be sufficient to send a Letter of recommendation from my university in place of attested copy of last degree obtained.
Thanks in advance.
I'm applying for the undergrad. scholarship, hopefully for law.
Anyone know the level of mathematics they test for? Just algebra? or some calculus thrown in there?
Anyone else from Canada applying?
I found a syllabus on a previous years post for the mathematics exams [独立行政法人日本学生支援機構] hopefully that will help some peopleI wish I knew what calculus isyou can find previous years exams on studyjapan.go.jp
I don't think that mathematics for undergrad is extremely difficult, but it's a bit higher level than we learn at school.
By the way, have application process already started in Canada?
Haha no, matrices are not going to be on the undergrad, social sciences take Mathematics A so anything with Mathematics A/Mathematics II on the syllabus, and for people going intoI think there aren't matrices in undergrad exam, but other things seem to be. Thanks
No, application process here starts on April too. I'm going for economics/ international relations / politics. what will be your other two choices? and how many people from Canada get undergrad scholarship every year? I know that here every year 3 students get embassy recommendation but for last two years none of them got the scholarship
I was in a lecture about mext scholarships and there was one embassy worker who said that they always recommend 3 ppl for undergrad programme, but they don't get scholarship because of bad results in math. That's why I'm working with math a lot now.
I'm interested in Todai and Tsukuba since they have good courses of economics, but universities for undergrads are chosen by mext, so I don't really worry about that yet. in which universities you would like to study?
Haven't looked into universities yet, if we get the scholarship, don't we get to pick which one we go to? Does anyone know what university there has a strong chemical engineering program?
if you're applying for undergraduate program then mext will choose university according to your results. though it is possible to choose uni yourself if you deadly want to study in particular university.
Idk about chemical engineering, maybe this will help QS World University Rankings - Topuniversities
Hi, I'm from Vietnam and I'm going to apply for MEXT Undergraduate Scholarship this year.
I've got N1 in JLPT so I'm going for direct placement, but can anyone tell me whether there's a list of universities which accept direct placement or not? Can I just fill in any 3 choices I want?
Im assuming that any university that participates in the undergrad mext program will take direct placement if your Japanese level is high enough, it would be best to contact the Japanese consulate closest to you to be sure; imo.
does anybody know if application process for undergrads has started in some countries?
embassy here said that it will start on mid-April. and I think in Malaysia it's already finished. I don't understand why they can't make at the same time for all countries
Application forms just came out today in Canada