akaitsume1
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- 21 Jul 2009
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Thanks for the reply. but, couldn't find the file you are referring to, went to the site and tried to find the file manually but ended up downloading kenkyu_e_2.pdf and kenkyu_e_3.pdf where I didn't find any information regarding the deadline.Please help.
If, I can not apply this year, then I've a lot of time to take preparation(lol) for the next year.is there any book that can help me with the preparation. I saw this ad on google about a site named graduateinjapan . com, the book looks interesting but i'm not sure if I should buy that or not. If anyone you have used that book or know something about that, could you please suggest me what to do.
Best wishes to all
The people with your deadline information would be your nearest Japanese embassy. Go to their website and search for the Monbukagakusho scholarship. They should have all the information you need.
hi fir,hi guys..
I'm the one who will seat for written exam on 9th may.. so excited rite now plus little bit nervous.. i just wonder, how many people will be selected to get the scholarship for one time??
I'm taking for research in fisheries science.. since japan have those expertise, i just try my best survive for this scholarship..
Congrats on being accepted last year! I hope I have the same luck. Do you have any tips?
I just got an e-mail back from my top choice of professors to act as my adviser if I get the scholarship. He said he'd be happy to jump through all hoops necessary for accepting me and supporting my project. Eeee! This makes me so happy. And it makes me feel so much more confident. (At the same time, I am totally dreading the possibility of having to tell him I didn't get it.)
I will spend all day practicing the interview, getting my hair cut, trying on my suit, picking out my shoes, and studying kanji like a mad woman.
I have my fingers crossed. Tomorrow is the big day.
Hi i m from Malaysia~ this is my first post to say hi to every MEXT applicants
i was lucky enough to be shortlisted for interview, now i am so scared!
will they ask me to speak in japanese during the interview?
on the other hand i read from the guideline that even i pass the interview doesnt mean that I successfully get the scholarship..
haiz, so many uncertainties ahead.. hopefully all of us will eventually get it through! Fighting!!!
I've just applied for MEXT postgrad 2011. Interviews at the London Embassy take place in 2 weeks and I'm getting REALLY worried!
I have NO knowledge of Japanese (The website said this wasn't necessary!)
I don't have a DETAILED research proposal (Again, the website didn't say this was!)
Seeing the many posts of people here has worried me about what questions I might be asked, and not being able to sit the Japanese test. Is it a problem that I will be completely unable to sit the test?
And what of my research ideas? I know my specific field but have no further details to work on. Is there any point in furthering my application, or should I wait a few more years until I have a better plan? Honest opinions, please.
Thanks.
Is it really? I hope so. I'm really nervous that I won't even get to sit the exams. Well, I bet if anyone isn't allowed to it'd be me.However, if the UK is like the US in that you can sit for the exams and interview basically just by applying. . .
Is it really? I hope so. I'm really nervous that I won't even get to sit the exams. Well, I bet if anyone isn't allowed to it'd be me.
Hi everyone!
I'm new here. I am applying as a research student scholar. I've just received an email this morning saying that I passed the preliminary screening and need to sit for the exam on Wednesday. My research field is on interdisciplinary and information science.
I have a question about the exam. I'm just starting to learn Japanese. I can read Kana and some Kanji, but I certainly have difficulties understanding sentences whether they're written or spoken. In short, I wouldn't be able to answer the Japanese exam. Is that a bad thing? Or was anyone got accepted even without sitting for the Japanese exam?
P.S. Greetings to fellow Filipinos, mrsmile and mitch!
ok just did the 2010 past paper to see how good or bad I score
I scored 8 out of 20 in the japanese test. I was aiming to do JLPT Level 2 and felt I'm pathetic scoring this low.
I scored 96% in the English paper...
if i score this low in the japanese test, does it matters? I only declare to have JLPT Level 3 pass in my application. I'm applying as a research student to carry research in popular music and going to take the 6 mths course in Japanese (Oct entry)
Hey everybody,
just got a very helpful resource for the scholarship at www . graduateinjapan . com(remove spaces). 210 previous monbusho scholarship holders have shared their opinions and tips there.
newbies like me can check that for a better understanding of the scholarship and selection process.
good luck to everybody!
This one says you MUST have a time-table in your research project or you'll flop the screening, which I don't find credible at all! The people I know didn't have any time-tables when they passed. Even more, for humanitarian and art-related fields you can hardly have a time-table.