The Monbukagakusho Undergraduate Exam Thread

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Hi , I will be taking the exam at the embassy on tuesday. So far my subjects will be English , World History and Math. I read my history book last week and my math notes a few days ago and you cant believe how large the scope was. I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on which parts of the subjects I should concentrate more tnx :D
 
i cant believe how the japanese embassy would trick its applicants to think there's a world history section wheread there's none. ive spent a dozen hours finishing the world history book and ive wasted so much effort. if only i didnt study the world history and concentrate on math , my chances could have increased. since i failed , i'll be taking the SAT to hope to enter NUS without the full scholarship.
 
well, i just received my exam scores from the embassy and i got scores above 50% for 3 subjects and a very low score for the mathematics. Btw, I only passed the English exam- the reason why I failed. I just wonder what is their passing score for each subject? I am now resorting to the conclusion that each item in the exam should be answered correctly so that you will get a possible 80% (my estimated passing mark) for each subject.

In my case, I am able to conclude at the moment of the exam that I am able to answer 70-75% of the questions for 2 subjects and in math B about 25-30%, but my actual scores are lower... maybe if given longer time to answer questions i might get higher scores. but time is a controlled factor there...

Since I am still eligible next year- i am planning to take the exam once again, now with months of preparation and not just days. The problem is, the scopes of the exams are very wide (e.g. in chemistry the whole of general and organic chemistry plus electrochemistry is included)...

Or in the end, because i really want to study in japan, i will find a job first, maybe in research, so that when i am already eligible for the postgraduate studies, i can do it there.

In my estimation, the odds of getting a postgraduate monbukagakusho is higher than getting an undergraduate one.

Blitzmage 89, don't worry u r not the only one who fell in this situation. The thing is,you should be proud for possessing a brave soul that made you this far.
 
How did you know your scores?

Hi!

I took the exam, probably, with blitz and yuki. I was called for the interview but I didn't know my scores. Yuki, how were you able to get your results?
 
i was given my score !

hi there !
all in all we were nine to take both english+japanese test and pass the interview the same day.it was last tuesday 24th (for research student) and i made it 😌
anyway,i just wanted to tell you that i could know my results at least at japanese because i wanted to know.
to me,i think you just have to ask for the scores at the embassy.
did you try ?
 
hi yobobski! I want to congratulate you for making it to the interview. I just mailed (e-mail) the embassy in order to determine my score. In what cateory are you included? Maybe i saw you during the examination day.
 
Thanks

Thanks! I don't think I made a good impression in the interview, though. I'm in Nat Sci A. We were 5 in all. Two each from NatSci A & B and one from Soc Sci.
 
guys... im hopefully gonna take the exam next year... any tips?,, it will be grately appreciated... thanks!
 
^ study math,english,japanese from now until may next year when u will give them the application...etc and check the exams of 2006 it will help u alot because the exams are always smiler to the previous one ...
 
to yobobski

are you able to secure your scores? If so can i ask it in detail for it may help me in planning a study for next year... Thank you very much... 4 out of 21 who took the exams for natural sciences is quite a good number!
 
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