MEXT Scholarship (Graduate Students) 2017
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Tomas Beran
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- 28 May 2016
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Hey there, applicant from the Czech republic here.
You guys kinda startled me with your research topics, I am afraid mine is too vague but I am going for the written tests on Wednesday, so hopefully it will work out...
See you around.
You guys kinda startled me with your research topics, I am afraid mine is too vague but I am going for the written tests on Wednesday, so hopefully it will work out...
See you around.
and these link for 2007-2009 questions
Qualifying Examinations for Applicants for Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) Scholarships | Beasiswa Indonesia
Qualifying Examinations for Applicants for Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) Scholarships | Beasiswa Indonesia
hi guys..I've had the interview yesterday anddd it was horrible...i guess..the japanese didnt ask too much though but the malaysian panel did. she did not satisfied with my answer and kept poking around my proposal and how it would contribute to malaysia and japan. myb my answer are not solid enough since before I left she said..u need to convince me more next time yea... sooo...gudluck guys..i didnt think i pass this stage.. thanks for evryone who kept posting in this forum and previous forum though..u guys gave lots of information for us fresh applicants...cheers
Geminz
Kouhai
- 30 Oct 2015
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Maybe what she meant was "I'll let you pass this time but you gotta improve next time"?
Just think positively, the interviewers do the same to everyone, it's their job to question every detail of your proposal. There were people being treated/questioned worse than you yet they passed.
Good luck to you and hope to hear good news from you in about two months!
Maybe what she meant was "I'll let you pass this time but you gotta improve next time"?
Just think positively, the interviewers do the same to everyone, it's their job to question every detail of your proposal. There were people being treated/questioned worse than you yet they passed.
Good luck to you and hope to hear good news from you in about two months!
maybe...i hope so..better to think that way...and thanks..quite relieved actually to hear myb she meant it like what u've said..
hopefully there's light at the end of the tunnel...
alphajared
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- 2 Jun 2016
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Hi everyone!
I am grateful to everyone for the information about the MEXT scholarship. They were of great help in my application.
Any food science related field of study applicants there?
I am grateful to everyone for the information about the MEXT scholarship. They were of great help in my application.
Any food science related field of study applicants there?
indojindesu
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- 26 May 2015
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Hey guys! 3rd time applicant here
Was rejected last time because I had 15 years education background, so I am applying again this yea [I am a Masters student right now and will graduate in May 2017 ]. The deadline for sending applications in India was 25th May! waiting for the first screening results now!
Good Luck everyone!
Hope we all get through and meet in Japan!
Was rejected last time because I had 15 years education background, so I am applying again this yea [I am a Masters student right now and will graduate in May 2017 ]. The deadline for sending applications in India was 25th May! waiting for the first screening results now!
Good Luck everyone!
Hope we all get through and meet in Japan!
Tagy
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- 16 Apr 2016
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Please where will I submit all this document after filling it
Write the subject area under field of study and then your proposed research question under detailed field of study. At least thats what i did
did you succeed?
so field of study is only one line which is the thesis' title like "mobile robot design ....."
then write what under detailed? the abstract of the proposal? give me an example please
thanks
I don't know yet
field of study: Economics
proposed research: How did the economic criss in 2007 affect Japan's electronic industry ?
ok
I am gonna write it in my own way.
is it correct that we MUST get 2000$ when we come? it is so expensive for me... too much!
zobel
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- 17 May 2014
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Japanese Embassy in your country.
Hi guys, I have a question about the research application form.
I noticed that in many country it is composed of only two sections, "Present field of study" and "detailed field of study"; there is however another version with a third section, "
Study program in Japan: (Describe in detail and with specifics - partcularly concerning the ultimate goal(s) of your research in Japan)".
Anyone has the same? In that section I wrote the planned timeline of my research other than its goals, would it be ok? I am wondering if that is the right section for that information.
I noticed that in many country it is composed of only two sections, "Present field of study" and "detailed field of study"; there is however another version with a third section, "
Study program in Japan: (Describe in detail and with specifics - partcularly concerning the ultimate goal(s) of your research in Japan)".
Anyone has the same? In that section I wrote the planned timeline of my research other than its goals, would it be ok? I am wondering if that is the right section for that information.
I believe i put in what i intended to do month by month in this section in a table. e.g read literature.... ask questionnaires, revise final submission, and then i also wrote a couple sentences regarding what i hope to obtain from conducting this research. Looking back i should have probably wrote in more detail about the goals and what i hope to find out and how the research will benefit the industry ect...
I see. So you also had the same research application form and you wrote there the data above.
I am glad to hear I did not misunderstand the required information.
Thank you for writing the content you inserted, I should also write in more detail what you pointed out, maybe I will try to add something (unfortunately, not really an easy task in Japanese...).
I have another question regarding the application form.
I am required to insert my education background and at the end the overall years I have been a student. The total should be 16 officially, but while enrolled at university I studied one year in Japan for an exchange program. If I consider that year as well the counting becomes 17 years, but should I consider an "exchange program" as a regular part of my educational background?
I am required to insert my education background and at the end the overall years I have been a student. The total should be 16 officially, but while enrolled at university I studied one year in Japan for an exchange program. If I consider that year as well the counting becomes 17 years, but should I consider an "exchange program" as a regular part of my educational background?
