MEXT Scholarship 2014

September25~ :D It's a bit late compared to others, because I've heard there were people who are going there as early as this week or next week. But oh well~ I'm just happy to get my e-ticket :D

But have you received any flight details or none yet either? Maybe you could ask your university about it?
 
It's great to hear they're sending out the tickets. I'm leaving on Wednesday next week and I don't have the ticket yet.. I hope the travel agency will send it soon.

teddycutie777, did you get it directly from the travel agency or the university?
 
It's great to hear they're sending out the tickets. I'm leaving on Wednesday next week and I don't have the ticket yet.. I hope the travel agency will send it soon.

teddycutie777, did you get it directly from the travel agency or the university?

The travel agency emailed me the e-ticket~ It's also weird that they give it out late, because when I checked the ticket details on the airlines, it was bought as early as Aug.26. Maybe they do some other processing or preparation...? :?
 
Received the e-Ticket today!

Departure from Santiago 29/09 (22:20), arriving to Tokyo 01/09 (14:00). Then, directly to Umegaoka.
 
Can anyone give me the question papers of MEXT Undergraduates ?

I want the question paper for the year 2011,2012 and 2013. The subjects are Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English.
 
Hi ,
Will you help me in all the process of MEXT Undergraduate Scholarship ?

I will be applying for it in March,2015.
 
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Hi everyone,

I was wondering if there is anyone here that applied for the Teacher Training Scholarship. I'm anxious about the results and can't find it anywhere...I don't know if there is a lot of people who try for this kind of scholarship...

So, is there anybody who already got its results?

thanks anyway!


Hi Livia! I tried the Teacher Training Scholarship here in my country but I don't have any news yet. I'm so anxious now because it doesn't seem as popular as Research scholarship so we really have less information. Did you try it last year?
 
For the specialized training, can I choose to just remain with studying the Japanese language, to get a bachelor's degree in rather than a diploma? And one of the listed fields of study is "culture". Can anyone elaborate on this? If it's the study of Japanese culture then I like it. But would it also be a diploma?

I don't want to apply for the undergraduate scholarship, because it's too competitive, so i'm looking for alternatives in specialized raining, where I can actually go further with my technical studies to a university level and attain a university degree. My interests are in Political Science, International Relations, Japanese Language and Culture, even thought these aren't technical subjects. I guess I'm just looking for some advice, insight on what I should do. Should I just apply for the undergraduate scholarship. Just to try my luck?
 
Konnichiwa, everyone!

I joined this forum because I'm in dire need of help. I'm afraid my knowledge of Japanese language will fade to nothing if I don't get the MEXT scholarship for postgraduate research. I finished my bachelor studies in 2010, and since then I tried 3 times for the testing in my country's embassy. All 3 times I scored among the top 3 people on language tests, but since only 1 person gets to go, every time someone else made it past the interview phase. So, I'm gonna go on the presumption that it's because the study programs others had were better suited to them and better presented (I once tried with diplomacy, next time with ecology). This time, in greater accordance with my desires, I want to choose a Japanese language centred study program, with emphasis on interpretation, as Japanese lang. was my major in University.

1) The problem I am facing right now isn't how to contact mentors or whether or not I will do good on the tests, I've done all that before. But it's the writing of study program (kenkyuu keikaku) that worries me. How in the world am I supposed to compose a page of text for that which can be said in a single sentence? "I want to acquire Advanced knowledge of Japanese language, along with interpreting skills"??? T_T

2) The interview question I encountered the most until now is "are you willing to stay in Japan and work there after the research period?". It throws me off because I don't know what it is they are expecting me to say. Of course I would stay and work there, I dedicated my life to Japan and it's people. But what if something else is a more desirable answer?

I hope there are people here willing to help me and that my plea won't go unnoticed like the previous post made by kona680. (sorry, mate, I'd help, but as you can see, I'm in a similar pickle here (^_^; )7
 
Is there anyone here who applied for the mext undergraduate scholarship from the Philippines? If so, can you please let me know? thanks!

also, for the undergraduate scholarship, how are people selected, are all the applicants accepted and are allowed to take the exams or only a few are chosen?
 
Konnichiwa, everyone!

I joined this forum because I'm in dire need of help. I'm afraid my knowledge of Japanese language will fade to nothing if I don't get the MEXT scholarship for postgraduate research. I finished my bachelor studies in 2010, and since then I tried 3 times for the testing in my country's embassy. All 3 times I scored among the top 3 people on language tests, but since only 1 person gets to go, every time someone else made it past the interview phase. So, I'm gonna go on the presumption that it's because the study programs others had were better suited to them and better presented (I once tried with diplomacy, next time with ecology). This time, in greater accordance with my desires, I want to choose a Japanese language centred study program, with emphasis on interpretation, as Japanese lang. was my major in University.

1) The problem I am facing right now isn't how to contact mentors or whether or not I will do good on the tests, I've done all that before. But it's the writing of study program (kenkyuu keikaku) that worries me. How in the world am I supposed to compose a page of text for that which can be said in a single sentence? "I want to acquire Advanced knowledge of Japanese language, along with interpreting skills"??? T_T

2) The interview question I encountered the most until now is "are you willing to stay in Japan and work there after the research period?". It throws me off because I don't know what it is they are expecting me to say. Of course I would stay and work there, I dedicated my life to Japan and it's people. But what if something else is a more desirable answer?

I hope there are people here willing to help me and that my plea won't go unnoticed like the previous post made by kona680. (sorry, mate, I'd help, but as you can see, I'm in a similar pickle here (^_^; )7

Hi Maidros,
I failed in application through embassy twice too. So I'm also wondering why. You could ask those who passed about their area of research. I succeeded when I applied through university recommendation. Mainly keep trying and try find a professor who could recommend you through university.
 
Is there anyone here who applied for the mext undergraduate scholarship from the Philippines? If so, can you please let me know? thanks!

also, for the undergraduate scholarship, how are people selected, are all the applicants accepted and are allowed to take the exams or only a few are chosen?

Hello hibinodeki, I'm from the Philippines. I'm an expectant October 2016 MEXT recipient, how was your application?
 
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