Age:hello all, i'm from indonesia and i planned to join the 2016 MEXT, wish uguys all good luck!!! i have a question though, my birthday is 14th january and this year (2015) i'm 20, does it mean i'm not qualified anymore to join 2017's MEXT?
yoroshiku onegaishimasu minna-san
In our country (Philippines) yes, but it's kind of a plus for those who will take the test.こんいちは!
Hello eveyone, new here! I'm from Turkey and I guess I will apply too, but I have some questions.
I will apply for engineering, and I really want to know that how many people ace these tests? I think it's important
And I asked someone who is a member of consulate if Japanese knowledge is required, and she said to me that it isn't. She said that it was just important to be willing to learn Japanese at Japan. At least for Turkey. Is that same for all you guys?
I don't know any Japanese, I'm focusing on math and physics 'cause I'm taking Natural Science. But it would be helpful if you'll recommend me one Ilay. Thanks.Wagatta! ^^
Well good luck! Do you know Japanese? I can recommend you some apps-websites if you want. Even in 1 month anyone can learn a lot of things.
And how do you study people??? What kinds of things do you do especially?
Hellooo, i'm fine thanksI'm doing pretty good, thanks~ ^^
And you?
No problem~ ^^
Actually, I'm most likely not gonna reapply this year..if I'm to give it one more try it'll be next year, which is my last chance.. >.<
What about you? ^^
The applications start opening around April but it depends on the country..so like rye said, you should check with your embassy~ ^^
Kochirakoso yoroshiku gintama fellow ^^~hello! I'm also applying for the undergrad 2016, i tried last year but sadly, i did not pass the first screening (i didnt take the exam, since you have to pass the screening of the embassy then exam, if you pass then there's interview) it was maybe because i was too young, i don't really know. so im trying again this year. hopefully i can go to japan next year. there are previous undergrad exams with answer, you could find them online and use them as reference for studying, i hope this helps somehow.
requirements are usually in the guidelines of the scholarship, you could also search and download it.
*Im very happy to see gintama fans here! like really! im excited for the anime"
sore de wa, hajimemashita minna-san! Yoroshiku!!!!
Hello, welcome! In Brazil the consulate said that Japanese knowledge is required for Human Sciences A and B.Wagatta! ^^
Well good luck! Do you know Japanese? I can recommend you some apps-websites if you want. Even in 1 month anyone can learn a lot of things.
And how do you study people??? What kinds of things do you do especially?
I m wondering too bout the average marks to pass the exam in order to get selected to the interview..Guys do you have any idea what is minimum score for this exam for india or at least world avg
Do they award marks based on how we solve or just the answer??
Okay, there are a lot of them actually.Hello, welcome! In Brazil the consulate said that Japanese knowledge is required for Human Sciences A and B.
I'm going for Japanese Language course, so could you, please, recommend me these apps?
And about your last question, I'm studying with my old books, watching some videos and doing MEXT past papers, but I'm focusing on math things like integrals, figures and equations... And for Japanese I'm watching animes, movies, first with no subtitles to listen and see what I understand, then I put them on. I also listen j-songs with japanese lyrics (hiragana, katakana, kanji) I think it's a pretty good exercise to memorize vocabulary. What about you? Which course are you going? ^^
Thanks Allen. Now I'm really confusedHello minna. Im from the philippines and I will apply for the Mext Undergraduate Scholarship 2016 too. I noticed there is also a person here from the philippines. I just want to remind her and other filipino applicants that unlike other countries, we only have 10 academic years from elementary to high school because we lack middle school which is 2 years. So for you to apply for this scholarship, you have to study 1st year college first and then apply. So that the next year (during your 2nd year college), you would have completed 12 academic years and can qualify for the scholarship. I hope this helped
Hello everyone I am Vasilis from Greece. I plan on applying for the Monbusho scholarship this year. Wish you all thr best luck. Two questions:
1.Could someone please send me the exam papers from 2011 up till now?
2.What is the possibility of getting accepted to one of the 3 courses you will propose initialy and can I make certain I will be on an english course if I pass?
こんいちは!
Hello eveyone, new here! I'm from Turkey and I guess I will apply too, but I have some questions.
I will apply for engineering, and I really want to know that how many people ace these tests? I think it's important
And I asked someone who is a member of consulate if Japanese knowledge is required, and she said to me that it isn't. She said that it was just important to be willing to learn Japanese at Japan. At least for Turkey. Is that same for all you guys?
Hellooo, i'm fine thanksbut studying as hard as i can, man i need some sleep ;-;
Oh really? but why not this year? xD this exam happens once a year, please reconsider this...
I'm kinda anxious, but I decided that I'll try this year ^^