Examination arrangement
Examination time: you can take the exam twice a year, in June and June +065438+ 10 respectively, and you need to register 3-4 months in advance.
Test score setting:
Divided into arts and sciences, with a total score of 800 points. The score of 50 points is not included in the examination results, but it is necessary to submit an interview for the internal examination.
Liberal Arts: Japanese (400 points), Mathematics 1(200 points), Literature Synthesis (200 points).
Science: Japanese (400 points), Math II (200 points), Science Comprehensive (200 points).
Examination content
1. Japanese:
The content of liberal arts Japanese is the same as that of science Japanese, including reading comprehension, listening comprehension, listening comprehension and description.
Listening, reading and problem solving cover a wide range, which requires candidates to accumulate a large number of words. It mainly examines candidates' understanding ability and information application ability.
EJU Japanese listening is more practical, and many scenes are closer to life. It is recommended to watch daily Japanese dramas.
The number of words is required to be between 400 and 500, describing and examining the examinee's correct understanding of the topic content and his own views on the topic content. Contrast test Japanese expression and logical thinking ability.
2. Literature review:
Including politics, economy, history and geography. The comprehensive literature on studying abroad mainly examines the politics, economy, history and culture before and after Meiji Restoration and World War II. The focus of Japan's geographical investigation is human geography, in which trade is the most important.
Literature synthesis mainly depends on peacetime accumulation. It will be helpful to read more news, posts and articles. Many topics will not appear in books.
Compared with the comprehensive literature of China's college entrance examination, comprehensive subjects are not difficult. But many knowledge points are integrated and investigated together. Need to have the ability to comprehensively organize knowledge.
3. Mathematics:
Mathematics is an important part of staying in the exam, and it is as divided into arts and sciences as in China.
The examination questions of liberal arts mathematics are relatively simple, covering the knowledge points of junior high school and senior one in China, but the focus is different from that of domestic mathematics examination.
Learning mathematics will increase some knowledge points that are not often tested in China, such as calculus contained in science, permutation and combination of arts and sciences, and probability.
Liberal arts mathematics: plane geometry, set, trigonometric ratio, quadratic function, equations and inequalities.
Science mathematics: series, vectors, higher-order equations, calculus, various functions, various equations, limits, formulas and calculations.
4. Management:
Physics, chemistry and biology are two out of three models, and physics is the most difficult in comprehensive management. But if you don't choose physics, 80% of the subjects can't be selected.
Physics: mechanics, heat, wave, electromagnetism, etc.
Chemistry: organic matter, inorganic matter, state of matter, grease, chemical reaction, atomic structure, etc.
Biology: cell, reproduction, heredity, biological phenomena and substances, protein and biological functions, etc.
At present, almost all Japanese public universities and more than half of private universities require international students to submit EJU scores as the basic examination conditions.
When international students want to apply for government scholarships or reduce tuition fees in public universities in China after entering universities, whether they have taken exams or not is also one of the important evaluation criteria.
The knowledge points of studying abroad are different from those of the national college entrance examination, so it is necessary to deal with the international students' examination through professional guidance and systematic study.
Preparation skills
In fact, the difference between studying in Japan and studying in China is not particularly great. Basically, I have studied it, but the scope of the exam is wider but the difficulty is lower than that of the college entrance examination mathematics. The first big problem for liberal arts students and science students is the same. Generally, the first question is about quadratic function, and the second question is about permutation and combination probability. Then the problems of liberal arts students and science students are different. The key contents of liberal arts students are numbers, inequalities and geometry. Science students focus on vectors, complex primes, calculus (calculus is required, the last big question, the first question is differential, the second question is integral, and I like to take integral to find the volume or area of rotation. )
I suggest you brush the exam questions more conditionally, which seems very difficult, especially for some students who are not good at math. In fact, Japan's problems will not be much different every year, and the types are basically similar, and there are solutions to follow. After we went, we left the exam questions, set the wrong book, analyzed why we made mistakes, and found the key points from the annual exam questions. In the process of doing the problem, if you can't do it, then find out what this part of the content corresponds to in China, but go to the domestic reference books to find similar problems to understand.