Japanese test is divided into five grades according to the difficulty and level: N 1, N2, N3, N4 and N5. The lowest grade is N5 and the highest grade is N 1.

JLPT/ Japanese proficiency test is to test and identify the Japanese proficiency of non-Japanese learners at home and abroad. The exam is organized by China Japanese International Education Support Association, jointly organized by Japan International Exchange Foundation and Overseas Testing Center of China Ministry of Education.

The range of candidates taking the Japanese proficiency test is constantly expanding, and the purpose of the test is also increasing. In addition to testing Japanese proficiency, there are also job applications, promotions, promotions and so on. There are more and more requirements and suggestions for testing.

Therefore, many Japanese training institutions also take this as their training goal. Among them, Beijing New Oriental has a strong teaching team composed of many returnees from Japan, senior doctors who have taught in Japanese universities and local Japanese teaching elites.

In addition, the Japan Foundation for International Exchange and the Japan Association for International Education Support have revised the content of the Japanese proficiency test by using the research results of Japanese pedagogy and examination theory for more than 20 years and the test score data accumulated so far, and decided to implement the new Japanese proficiency test from 20 10.

Japanese proficiency is the most widely used and recognized Japanese proficiency test. Because of the highest recognition, it has become the main choice for many students, especially undergraduates. Its disadvantage is that the Japanese proficiency test is only twice a year (once in July and once in 65438+February), and it takes nearly three months to get results, which takes a long time.

Language schools require N5 or above. China public graduate students require N 1 for liberal arts, and N2 or above for science students.