How to choose Japanese for postgraduate entrance examination

Japanese for postgraduate entrance examination is generally divided into three types: the first is the national unified entrance examination for public Japanese and non-Japanese majors. Because its test code is 203, it is also called 203 Japanese, which is between N2 and N 1 in terms of grade.

The second is the subject for English majors, and each school has its own proposition, that is, Japanese as a second language;

The third is the basic Japanese and translated Japanese that Japanese major candidates take.

We often say that Japanese for postgraduate entrance examination generally refers to the first kind-203 Japanese.

The following three types of partners are more suitable for Japanese postgraduate entrance examination: 1, with a Japanese foundation.

After systematic study, students who have reached a certain level have obvious advantages. Continuing to study saves time and effort and can achieve good results in a short time. In particular, students who take the college entrance examination in Japanese can consider continuing to take the postgraduate entrance examination in Japanese.

2, zero foundation, but plenty of time

Students who study from scratch should plan their study time for one or two years and allocate preparation time according to their major. According to the curriculum arrangement of Yanji Foreign Languages, college students can generally complete the study of 0~N2 (a part of off-duty study) within 7~ 12 months in the state of preparing for the exam synchronously.

3, English is not ideal, do not want to take the foreign language postgraduate entrance examination.

Of all the exam subjects, only English is not satisfactory, so it is difficult to improve your grades through study. You can try to take the postgraduate entrance examination in Japanese.