EJU, also known as the Japanese Examination for Studying Abroad, is divided into arts and sciences like China. The two subjects that need to be tested are Japanese and mathematics, of which Japanese scores 400, accounting for half of the total score.

First of all, Japanese proficient in arts and sciences is mainly divided into three parts, namely narration, reading and listening. The account number is out of 50 points, and the topic is similar to the TOEFL second writing question. It is easy to write an article with a little practice. The perfect score of reading and listening is theoretically 200, but due to eju's unique score calculation mechanism, the actual perfect score of each reading and listening adds up to only about 370. The difficulty of reading is to read 17 articles and complete 25 multiple-choice questions in a very short time (35 minutes).