monbusho syllabus

[namikazeminato]

hi

i want to ask about syllabus for monbukagakusho test. does anyone know about the syllabus for math, chemistry, and physics (for diploma and bachelor). and if i want to take business major, what subjects must be taken during the test?

and is there any e-book about EJU? I am self-learning now but can't find any sources related to EJU past paper

thx

 

[Stormbla]

looking for this w w w .jasso.go.jp/eju/syllabus_e.html

 

[namikazeminato]

looking for this w w w .jasso.go.jp/eju/syllabus_e.html

syllabus for EJU = syllabus for monbukagakusho?

 

[Stormbla]

yes, they are same. you should start preparing it.

 

[namikazeminato]

yes, they are same. you should start preparing it.

I look at the math syllabus and there are course 1 and course 2. Course 1 is for undergraduate faculties and departments for which a basic knowledge of math is considered sufficient. Course 2 is for undergraduate faculties and departments for which math is very important.

If I want to take business major, what course should I prepare?

Besides that, there are also additional explanation to the topics in the syllabus, like :

• Equations and Inequalities ﾂ… mathematics I
• Quadratic functions ﾂ… mathematics I
• Plane figures ﾂ… mathematics A
• Expressions and Proofs, Equations of higher degree ﾂ… mathematics II
• Sequences of numbers ﾂ… mathematics B
• etc

What are math I, math II, math A, and math B ?

And if I want to take business major, what subjects will be taken during the test? I know math and english are compulsory, are there other subjects, maybe economic, etc?

 

[Ather]

If you want to take business major, you will take Math A, which includes Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions and so on.. I don't know where you took that syllabus about math I, II, but there were no plane figures of higher use of maths in Math A.

 

[Stormbla]

well.. you should know something about each one

 

[namikazeminato]

If you want to take business major, you will take Math A, which includes Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions and so on.. I don't know where you took that syllabus about math I, II, but there were no plane figures of higher use of maths in Math A.

This is the syllabus I got from JASSO website for EJU. Math A is only 3 out of 17 topics, which are plane figures, set theory and logic, and probability. Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions, trigonometry are all math I. For math II, there are polynomials, complex number, equation of line and circle, trigonometry, logarithm and exponential, differential, and integral. For math III, there are integral, differential, limit. For math B : sequence, vector. For math C : parabolas, ellipse, hyperbola, matrices.

Do you know what subjects (beside English and Math) I must take for the exam if I apply for business?

well.. you should know something about each one

I don't get what you mean...:?

 

[Ather]

Well i entered the exam, my choices were Sociology, Economics and Business Administration, and took Math A, but from plane figures, set theory and logic, and probability, only 1 probability question were asked, other questions were about Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions and Trigonometry.. If you are applying for business, you have to take 3 exams, math a, english and japanese ( if you want ).. That's all.

 

[namikazeminato]

Well i entered the exam, my choices were Sociology, Economics and Business Administration, and took Math A, but from plane figures, set theory and logic, and probability, only 1 probability question were asked, other questions were about Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions and Trigonometry.. If you are applying for business, you have to take 3 exams, math a, english and japanese ( if you want ).. That's all.

I just got another information about the test subjects that I should take. He said that I should take math, english, world history, economic, and sociology. So many

I'm from Indonesia. Maybe the test is different in each country?

 

[Ather]

I don't know.. But as far as i know monbukagakusho exams didn't include tests like world history and such.. I don't know =(

 

[hjordis]

Ive never heard of sociology or economics tests, and they used to have world history, but haven't since 2007.

 

[Mocchan]

If you want to take business major, you will take Math A, which includes Equations and Inequalities, Quadratic functions and so on.. I don't know where you took that syllabus about math I, II, but there were no plane figures of higher use of maths in Math A.

If i want to take literature, what course should i take? course 1 or 2? or Math A or B?
Thank you:sorry: