@@abondonedchildrenfor the regular SAT, you really don’t need one. There’s no complicated calculus, it’s mostly like knowledge checks. The numbers they use tend to be pretty easy, they’re testing your basic knowledge and understanding.
@@shinigami1176only difference is that it's all together and it's full of trick questions and formulas left and right there is a reason why the Math part is at the end of the test not the start. And if you've taken it you'll know the comment isn't wrong the hardest parts are the Reading and Writing section
As a Japanese person, I would like to add that people who are accepted into the University of Tokyo School of Medicine (the department of Natural Sciences III at the University of Tokyo) are called aliens, not humans. (This is not a joke.) In fact, I attended a high school that was considered the most difficult in a certain prefecture, and roughly once every two years, the top student in their grade passed it.
On UA-cam, there are many geniuses for some reason, but what makes him even more amazing is that he sincerely communicates his feelings on a level that the average person can relate to, more so than those other individuals.
@@barejon2733 you're way below average if you couldn't understand what he said, and that's very sad for someone whos first and only language is English
I grew up in Japan and I took the SAT and honestly it was ridiculously easy. This does not mean that I am smart. For sure, if you were to ask any junior high school student in Japan to solve the SAT, especially its math, at least 90% of them would get a perfect score. I have heard many stories of kids who were always at the bottom of their grade in Japanese schools and were ridiculed by everyone, but then went abroad to study and were treated like geniuses there, and at least as far as the SAT is concerned, it seems to be true.
@@aa-yb1ptIf you want admission into a us University, you should be all rounded. I am applying to it but i do not have any awards and extra curriculars. Letter of recommendation plays a key role in admission process and so do your essays. SAT is optional now anyways so i am not attempting it. To be honest, i don't have any hope getting into a us uni but i am trying my best.
@@aa-yb1pt I’m an American and a high school student currently right now and one thing I can tell you is people don’t like to study or take anything seriously here, so if you went to Highschool in America I’m pretty sure you’d understand why a lot of people fail on many things 😅
I looked at a few SAT tests and their math sections are surprisingly easy, reading questions seems to be rather hard compared to math sections but even though my English isn't that great most questions seemed easier than the reading questions in Turkish university exams. For my understanding, it seems like SAT is not too important for colleges in America when applying and they rather want you to take AP exams and do well on extracurricular activities while in high school. Wish I was a student in USA or Western Europe
This man is OP. He managed to finish the exam early while being interrupted by the interviewer at the same time. Imagine how fast he would have finished if he was extra focused and the exam was written in Japanese.
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Bro I'll be honest questions showed in the video are straight up lame tbh . Just basics and logic is enough to solve those indian 8th or 9th grader would solve these questions half asleep 😂😂. Not even kidding read all the questions in the video shiit seems like practice problems to solve after 1st lesson on the topic ....... I don't mean to say guys not great definitely his achievements are more than extraordinary but honestly the questions were disappointing!
Just to be clear. The SAT is meant to be on a middle school/9th grade level. You are supposed to have encountered all the material you need to know to answer all the questions by 10th grade.
This guy is one of a kind. If you’re enrolled to Tokyo University Natural Science 3, which is a guarantee program for enrolling to Tokyo University med school, you are already the top 0.001% students in Japan. Students that enrolled to Tokyo University are already the top 1% elites crops and even among them the students that enrolled to this Tokyo Uni Natural Science 3 are called as “Aliens”, because it’s hard to imagine if they’re still the same human with the rest of us, and this guy right here is the “Alien of the alien” with medical license from Tokyo Uni, Public accountant license, and lawyer license. Unbelievable, just amazing 🤯
I kinda disagree. I'm European. Out of circumstances I'd like not to disclose, I never made it through the high school. There is a free test online if you can enter a university in Japan. It was not a big deal tho. The only problem I'd find difficult is the way japanese students are taught in high schools - don't use your brain, just remember a lot, and I mean A LOT of stuff only to pass the tests.
kinda same feeling I get whenever I study I get excited and feels challenged due to its difficulty for me to understand and once I am able to understand it completely and answer it well it feels very good but once I'm done studying or answering certain questions I go back to my usual habit of being too distracted with many stuff like gaming and many more that after a week or a few days or so I almost forgot what certain parts of it did I forget once I return studying
Looking at SAT questions after having gone to university and struggling through topics like calculus 3, diffeq, linear, etc., I agree when he says "these questions could be done by middle schoolers" or "high schoolers" because yeah. . . They are pretty easy if you just read and understand what they're 'expressing'.
That is why it is called the SAT. It tests aptitude lol the scholastics aptitude test. ACT is a bit more challenging. And use more for IVY League schools. Though it could have changed here recently.
I was really curious to see him take the ENEM, which is basically the Brazilian "SAT". There are two days of tests, both with 90 questions and an average of 4 hours to solve them. It would be quite interesting, but it's entirely in Portuguese.
@@user-he2fk3tw3o O ENEM é uma das provas mais fáceis que eu já vi É uma vergonha para o nosso povo. Em algum momento da nossa história criaram esse exame para avaliar o nível de formação dos nossos estudantes que terminam o Ensino Médio(com uma média de 17 anos) e depois o desgoverno federal criou uma política de assistência estudantil que obrigou praticamente todos os alunos a prestar essa aberração para entrar nas universidades ....
I had the same reaction to the 1st math portion as an avg American student tho. I literally panicked thinking I was taking the wrong test because when you’re in calculus & get hit with the SAT algebra 1 stuff its just….unsettling
its bc the "average" american ends high school with pre calculus. or at least thats what the typical course path is. Thats why they only test up to pre calc. they dont touch ap calc or calculus at all
@@parky7417 jeez! I took precal H junior yr but felt a bit behind because half my friends took it as *freshman* ☠️ by senior year they literally ran out of AP calcs to take so they just tacked on AP stats fhfufyegb But I don’t think the SAT actually hits precal-it was mostly algebra 1, geometry, and some logic/word problem Qs
But the math isnt even the hard part in the SAT since I think people dont know, but most of it is trick questions or formulas forcing you to think more on reading the question. The challenging parts are the Reading and more so on the Writing parts. But it was still cool to see someone like him solve the math.
Now I know where the CSE took inspiration. Here in Philippines, it's the same. 30/160 questions are math related while the rests is just reading comprehension.
@waveril5167 Well that's because they are making the students think it's harder just because they write 2-3 sentences for each question, but we all know it's gonna be repeating and unnecessary to write " I would have to say that the answer is going to be ____ because when we ______ we can find out that etc." You see what I mean it becomes bland and not engaging as they keep repeating the same sentences for answers most of the time. But believe it or not the SAT does have a essay portion which people rarely do since you know its optional and they know people are gonna keep doing runons especially higherschool level so why would you need to write unnecessary things when they can just make the questions tricky so you HAVE to critical think about it second guessing yourself and tbf makes it more fun and potentially could be harder if the answer you got was on the multiple or not. But yeah Switzerland does have good schooling though since you and the teachers get more freedom to do your own things/activities definitely better for the students over there. And I just remembered I'm pretty sure all private/charter schools are like that that's why the "smarter" students mostly come from those schools and if you at the way the teachers teach it's because they have more freedom to do their own activities. Idk how I got here but I'm done talking and no this didn't take long to write probably like 4 minutes thinking and writing as I go and this is basically what runon feels like.
@jame254 In the US the ACT is valued more everywhere lmao the SAT is like I said critical thinking with the trick questions but the ACT is more knowledge wise and way more questions that's why it takes so much hours to complete it (I forgot how many hours don't wanna) search)
I'm a Japanese who graduated from a university in the West. I have to say there are pros and cons on both the western and asian educational system. The Western educational system has more strength in presentation, discussion and critical thinking whereas Japan or east Asia focuses on solely solving "academic questions". I gotta say the top students are not very different but Asian system makes you put more "hours" which I think is an excessive amount and unnecessary for the most students.
I’ve always felt the US system has a nice balance. People can trod along and get a basic, functional education if their ambitions don’t lay in academically challenging fields, or people have the resources to push themselves for the best. Like you said, there isn’t a difference between the top students. Any top student in the US would say exactly what he did about the difficulty of the exam (and the video giving the percentage who get a 1600 is very misleading as that includes the 2 English sections. It’s closer to 2-3% getting an 800 in math, with many more hovering in the 750 range.) I’m at a top college in the US and I feel like I’m not just having academics shoved down my throat. I get to read and discuss ancient literature, learn about other cultures, etc. I’d hate to be in the environment that they have in Japan personally.
Exactly I know so many people who are great at math and functional thinking but lack creativity or critical thinking because all they learned was how to solve math problems and tricking for solving those problems
I am a Japanese currently studying computer science at the University of Toronto. The University of Tokyo's science 3 is alien to me. A friend of mine passed the year before last and I have never seen anyone as smart as him. They are just built different.
Higher IQ people, they can see more broadly and deeply, they don't miss details, they have a great working memory and processing speed. They genetically superior in intelligence
I got a perfect score on the math section of the SAT, here is my take - it isn't necessarily a test of difficulty, as it only covers up to algebra 2 and some very basic concepts of pre calc (radians, basic trig functions). It's meant to be a test of endurance. It's a 4 hour long test, and you are taking the math section right after a 1 and a half hour difficult reading and writing section. At this point, you are already fatigued (also you're taking the exam at 7am). Then you have to take a something like 70 or 80 question math exam. At that point, you are so tired you will make silly mistakes on the easiest problems.
@@m.m2922 wasn't trying to say this is easier than Japan - I still agree that this easy compared to other countries exams, but just saying that it is not as easy as just a few algebra 2 problems
@@nikplaysgames4734 Yeah as someone who got 790 (one problem wrong rip) in math it's really just reading comprehension to make sure you don't make stupid mistakes. By the end of it, you should also review your answers if you can, although I didn't since as you said it's just tiring.
They have to make it ez. don't want Americans to "feel bad" about themselves. Horrible.. this new age crap. 99% of us miss the "good ole days", where students actually learned in school. We have more respect for OTHER countries than our own.
@@sulkel idk about that but the questions shown in the video were way easier than german high school math exams. But yeah I am generally really good at maths so maybe they just look that easy to me.
TBH perfect SAT score and perfect SAT math score are 2 completely different things. But I'm still impressed with how he could learn so many different professions.
SAT is like 10th grade level maths, here in India. The harder part is english, but if you're somewhat proficient at it, it isn't hard to get a 1400+ score.
The hardest part of the test is the wording, it’s all stuff we’ve already learned, but they word it in a way that confuses you. Even for the math section.
The entrance exams for the University of Tokyo in mathematics, physics, and chemistry are exceptionally challenging, with only a handful of individuals nationwide able to achieve an 80% score. (I have taken both the SAT and the University of Tokyo's entrance exams.)
The SAT isn’t the main focus of the college admissions. Although a high score is required for prestigious universities, the other colleges mostly want to see extracurriculars, a meaningful college essay, and letters of recommendation. And even for the prestigious universities, a high SAT score isn’t enough
@@Snoopy0905 No, everyone can receive education in america, however no one strives to focus in class or rarely is it seen where people actually study, unlike japan where its looked down upon if you dont study and communities put more inclination towards the importance of grades and etc.
It makes perfect sense that the sat is not as hard as the university entrance exams because most asian countries give these exams out shortly before or after graduation. The sat is meant to be taken in your junior year of high school at the latest.
Surely, this has to be the lowest level maths exam America has. I'm googling it now and am shocked that most US high schools don't even teach calculus until college. Something is broken in the education system there. Talented students would be better off self learning online.
The SAT is designed so that people can take in their third year and if calculus is taught at all it's usually to seniors or 4th years. For example, I went to a pretty good high school by American standards, even then it was rare to see 3rd years in calculus, at best you may see some in pre-calculus.
The SAT math exam is meant to be a general exam for all students . Putting calculus questions on there would give many students a big disadvantage . Talented students take AP calculus or dual enrollment math by the end of their HS
Many highschoolers in the US take Calculus and further into the math tree if they take extra classes and AP classes. It's just that you don't quite need calculus for most jobs outside of school.
Honestly im envious of him, my memory isnt the greatest so ive forgotten a lot of the basic stuff, im very scared in all honesty for my future math courses :(
Ngl as someone from Germany, this test is way easier than any Abitur Math Exam (our equivalent to high school). Based on the questions shown in the video I would definitley score at least 95/100. As a finished computer science student I am obviously way to over qualified for the exam, but I am still sure our Abitur exams were way harder.
I tutor students in the United States in mathematics. With few exceptions, they don't know much, even the "advanced" ones. It's shocking. The SAT is not a difficult test. Before 1994, the exam was more g-loaded, i.e., it correlated more strongly with IQ. It was a bit more difficult to prepare fully for the exam. Now I do test prep, and have increased the scores of several SAT test-takers by 300 points total. In short, it's a more coachable exam. Being highly educated will automatically increase your score on both sections -math and verbal - of the exam. A friend sat for the exam at age 60 and had an aggregate score of 1460, with 800 on the Verbal portion of the exam. I took it at age 65 and scored a perfect 1600, and never felt pressed in the least. I did it because I wanted to employ the prep system I teach students who will take the SAT, to see how I might improve my product. Needless to say, my system works well, but not as well for others perhaps as it did for me. The reason? I know a lot more than the students do; I have a more nuanced brain. And honestly, I'm not depending on my score to get me into a top university. I did that already, so I'm immune to pressures that can overwhelm them.
it is supposed to be easy american students learn this in middle school as well lol, we do multivariable, linear, calculus, differentials in high school
^ ^ this right here. people thinks american education is bad but theres also a factor that some people in america dont give two shits about their score for one thing. in asian countries ik damn well its strictly ruled that they have to study and try their best to do well on their entrance exams, which is diff from a standardized test. Also in Asia their tests mean everythig while in america sat is only 1/4 or 1/3 of whats important. Also ppl who dont go to america dont understand that we all learned all the SAT content (usually) in middle school and are learning shit like pre calc at minimum to more advanced math like multi and calculus, ap physics etc. But thats only on average. some schools like harker high school have crazy ass people who already know calculus by freshmen year and take multi in like sophomore year@@anishyarra3618
Whenever I have some sort of test, I always worry about having the wrong answers despite double checking it and redoing it over and over again. It's nice to know Japan's #1 also has the same level of worry as me! 😁
@@115CarssssssssssI am Chinese and I heard many cases that a person who ranked the bottom of a class turns to study A level and got admitted into Cambridge or Oxford.
@@115CarssssssssssGaokao entrance exam is one of the hardest exams, those who get gold medals in International Math Olympics can’t even get a 90/100 in Gaokao math exam
@@changeworld5096lol where are you getting that statistic from? i am chinese and i’ve seen the questions and pretty sure the gold medalists i know can do very well on them
The SAT has no hard problems, it's the time that gets you usually. It's not enough to solve the problems, you have to do it in the time limit, which is a pretty big ask for highschoolers
The SAT is easy, but it’s the pressure that everyone puts on the students that makes it more difficult. That’s why sometimes people get a bad score because of the pressure, as well as the time limit. I had extra time accommodations so it was easy for me, but for someone who doesn’t have that time, they’ll be in a lot of pressure and are more likely to get a lower score
I got a perfect SAT score at 11th grade, at the same time I got 15/45 in the college entrance trainee exam on that year (I can do the exam, it just doesnt count for anything). The SATs are easier then a lot of my high school tests and exams
@@kume_VRC I know, but I did the same thing and I was a average Brazilian high school kid at the time. Like, the SAT is mostly 8th grade math if we consider what I (and most students) learned in Brazil
Remember that Math is only one part of the SATs. It might have changed by now, but I originally took my SAT in 2015 and I remember a lot of the questions being straight up logic/IQ questions, where the wording was designed to trick you. It would be stuff like, “if this thing is true, then what can you infer about that thing?” My math score was the highest because a lot of the trick questions were just straight up confusing on purpose.
The SAT is brought down by needing to cater to the ‘average’ of American education. Something a little harder might be the AP exams, but even then he might breeze through them 😅
The hardest part of college admissions are having an impressive track record to impress the colleges. SAT score isn’t enough so that’s why it’s super easy, even Harvard won’t just accept everyone with a 1600
You do have to consider that the questions on the SAT are usually middle school/9th grade level as it is usually taken halfway through highschool in 10th/11th grade. Also, many students take classes in math multiple years ahead of the intended pathways. Those who take the SAT in the US who are in those higher level classes usually also find that the SAT is more easy than expected because they are taking courses like Calculus when the test is based in Algebra 1 standards. Really, it isn’t so crazy that he says middle school students could solve most of this because it really is true even in the US.
Also, colleges do not consider the SAT as the most important thing when selecting students. Other factors like GPA, extracurriculars and clubs, family situations, essays, and more are much more important. One 1600 on the SAT won’t be what gets you into a good college.
I am Japanese. since childhood, Japanese people have been taught from an early age that it is important to get a high score on a test. But I don't think it's good to judge everything by test scores. So I respect the fact that they value not only test scores but also evaluation of parts like in the United States
Exactly. In the US, top universities care little about a perfect SAT, it is not viewed as very impressive. They care much more about your accomplishments outside the tests
@@tyler-iy4jkThat is very incorrect. As a college student, Colleges do care a lot about the SAT and your score. It is seen as very impressive to get a 1600 perfect score as a student in the US. The average SAT score in the US is around 1050. My 1450 score was the reason I was able to get in some top universities.
Next time, on the contrary, I want the smartest person in America to solve the entrance exam of the University of Tokyo. It is definitely the hardest in the world.
Why a University entrance exam? He should be taking a Japanese highschool exam similar to the SAT. Makes no sense why he would take the University of Tokyo exam. If he takes the University of Tokyo entrance exam, then this Japanese gentleman should take the Harvard entrance exam 🤷♂️
@@HieNebThe problem with your statement is that the the equivalent for SAT in Japan is EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission), esentially they take exams in a university level in order for them to go to their dream college/university. That's why most Japanese Highschool students study in their freshman year or senior year while going to cram school. So the OP is correct in saying that they want to see the smartest man in America take a University exam since its esentailly the SAT of Japanese high schoolers
@@HieNebthere’s no Harvard entrance exam. In the US universities look at your SAT/ACT score, GPA, recommendations, achievements, and essays they ask you write for them.
ACT/SAT math is really pretty straightforward. The problem is that, like most things, they must be refreshed when unused. Most get by during their daily life with just simple additions, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Some fractions here and there. If you aren't a math wiz that is constantly studying the subject, your literacy on the subject will become rusty. Those with an excellent memory will have a better chance of success on the exams since the American study/educational culture is less intense than in countries such as Korea, China, and Japan. Many individuals don't study for these exams and wing it with their initial compacity. I remember taking the exams for the first time and not seeing some concepts for years. Low scores are mainly an effort and motivational problem. American students don't feel the familial and social pressure of taking these exams on a large scale. One of the biggest reasons it is easier to get into university here in the States is due to the number of options outside of Tier 1 and Tier 2 colleges. Another is the financial status of Americans being better.
What I know is that top level universities in US also take entrepreneurial potential of students. This explains why things like gold medals of competitions (like IMO, Ipho, computer, etc.) don't guarantee seats.
@@gepliprl8558 Yep, a lot of monetary value is placed on students. They are treated like a stock by top Universities. They want to know how much they can get out of you. However, that is understandable, especially in the case of private universities. They always chase funding for their next parking garage or school of business building. It doesn't matter if you might be fairly smart if all you are going to do is work a 9-5 making low to mid-six figures. They are chasing more than that in donations.
I haven't watched yet, but as a post-university-graduate scientist, I can assure you that the SAT or any high-school-level test is terribly easy for me (and a lot of my colleagues) now. The SAT may cover regionally or culturally specific information that I wouldn't expect a Japanese person to know just based on their intelligence. For instance, English literature and American history would be very much niche topics for any Japanese person to know about, and whether they could answer such questions depends less on their intellect and more on how interested they are in American culture. I'd be surprised if more than 5% of Japanese people have ever even heard the names "Abraham Lincoln" and "Benedict Arnold" before in their lives, but you can bet most Americans have at least some idea who these people are. However, if they were given study materials beforehand or weren't made to do such questions, then a perfect score is probably a guarantee here...
Japanese children learn about Lincoln in history or social studies classes. The phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people" is one of the most famous in Japanese classes.(DeepL)
Well, spoiler, he wasn't made to do any of those questions, you know what I mean when I say American culture (another name that works better is Paul Revere), and so it was essentially a 10th-grade math quiz given to a college graduate.
I have no idea what’s the point but… getting full SAT score is literally the bare minimum point to get into some of the top college in international Thai college(minimum meaning that if you didn’t get 100% you probably won’t get in). Like you don’t even have to be the best in the country to do it just higher than average can already get a perfect score
The American education system is a joke. Not to take away from this man's intellect but I'm sure this would be an easy test for many in any of his fields. The fact that it's no more than middle school questions to him shows this. Nonetheless, I'm still impressed lol
Difficulty is irrelevant because it's completely relative. Its purpose is to rank incoming freshman relative to each other so that the picky colleges can accept the top students.
Lmfao. I basically went to University with this caliber of dude and yet, I was outscoring them on every exam, and I was a poor white kid from a single-family household raised on bread, hotdogs, and micowaved mac & cheese. There are certain people in the World who are just BORN talented, with capabilities higher than anyone else, no matter what efforts they put in. I studied for a week for my ACT and SAT and got a 36 and 1590, respectively. I am, verifiably, a genius.
The average age of successful applicants for the bar examination is usually between 28 and 29 years old I think it's pretty good to pass the bar exam in three years
@BullLRED Yes I understand that I’m saying because he said it took him the longest and it’s normally done in like 3 years when he did it in 8 months like 😳
That's right! If you pass at the age of 28-29 on average If you enter university at the age of 18, it will take about 10 years! Moreover, in his case, he is studying various studies such as quiz shows at the same time while doing super hard study at medical school!😂
I'm fairly against standardized testing (humans are bad at setting standards that aren't discriminatory/oppressive) but I feel like at their best they should be easy for "the smartest person" in whatever region. The goal isn't to make the hardest test, it's to gauge where someone's education is at. This dude being super educated means these tests shouldn't be difficult for him. It was cool to see the genius recognize the difficulty level was good.
Multiple people from my graduating class got perfect scores. One got a full ride to Yale and dropped out because he got hired after selling some program for like a million dollars, one went to MIT and works for a hedge fund doing who knows what. There was a stoner who is still in his math post doc, same university as me, never showed up to class but aced every test, very annoying, also got a perfect score. Same class had the national spelling bee champion, a two time national academic decathlon winner, a math league participant that made it to the international level (not the stoner), one of the best American gamers in original StarCraft.... I had >4.0 and I think I was ranked below 100. And I was C- on iccup.
The math portion isnt bad as long as you know that the questions can be intentionally misleading, but some kids don't make it to precalculus (which for us is like trigonometry combined with a sequel to algebra 2 and some sequences/series) so they do not do well. The english portion is just fucked though. Im a native speaker, I couldnt get above a 700 on that section (3 sections worth 800 but writing section sucked so bad that most colleges ignore it) and I took it 3 times lol. I HATE questions like "what is the best way to do this thing" because that's automatically a matter of opinion. @@slinger7529
SAT was never about being an assessment of math, just your ability to look at a problem and understand what it's asking, but schools only teach you the math bit. Then there's the English section which is your ability to pull information out of a document and evaluate it. I didn't get anywhere near a perfect score, but I also didn't do more than a cursory review of the material the day before the exam (sorry mom)
That is absolutely incredible. The human brain can achieve so much when you are gifted and dedicated. Not saying it is all a gift, there was certainly hard work behind it as well. For me it's just mindblowing.
Medicine student here. Where I am from, studying medicine takes 6 years. 5 years of studying + 1 practical year. And trust me when I say that around half (at least at my uni) take more time. The amount of things you need to know is sometimes ridiculous. And yet, this monster also studied law and passed the bar. One of my friends also studies law AND medicine at the same time and he has pretty much given up on law/put it on hold for the next two years. Finishing law, accounting and medicine in for years is just bonkers and I fail to comprehend how anyone can be as smart as him.......
For the general SAT You are expected to have a first go around 10 th grade which is basically freshman high school in east Asian countries. There is no reason to put more advanced questions. The SAT subject tests are more geared towards high school level subjects. On top of that there are a lot of accelerated programs student can take. I have seen folks in my university years entering with half the required credit to graduate. Meaning if they want to they can probably speed run college in a year or so due to their high school prep. Also compared to a lot of Asian countries, bachelors degree is not the end goal. Of the three law, medical, and accounting degree mentioned only accounting is widely offered at the bachelor level in the US. Comparing the purpose of entrance exam for Japan to LSAT and MCAT might make slightly more sense.
Chinese and Korean exams→ Each questions aren't difficult but you need almost full score to enter top uni. Japanese exams → The questions are extremely tough but you only need to solve 60% of the whole test. However at least 70-80% of score is required to pass the University of Tokyo department of medicine.
This isn't about the SAT, but I’d like to add some context about his CPA qualification. The Japanese CPA exam is one of the most challenging qualifications in Japan. Even if we ignore the differences in accounting standards, I believe that less than 1% of those who pass the U.S. CPA exam would be able to pass the Japanese CPA exam. When I first took the U.S. CPA exam, it felt like answering basic trivia questions about business. Given the high pass rates, it seems that the exam tests general aptitude rather than specialized knowledge. In Japan, passing the exam requires proving that you have acquired expert-level knowledge.
would love for him to try the Bavarian final exam (German education system is dependent on the region you come from). It's sooo much reading just to understand what they expect from you
@@MrTrollo2 Why would it be the easiest one in your opinion? Looking at the most rankings, the bavarian finals are told to be the most challenging, maybe preceded by Sachsen.
@@AkiO-kb8ho what rankings do you refer to? If I Google, it seems pretty obvious - given, they use the average mark as an indicator, which probably isn't the best you could do
I would like to encourage people overseas to take the Common Test, which all Japanese high school students take, and try it once. Especially, Math IA in 2021 and Biology in 2023 are very difficult.
I’m not sure if he can get a perfect score there but He also has made it through the preliminary round of the Japanese Mathematics Olympiad, which is held to select Japan's representative for the International Mathematics Olympiad.
The SAT math is a joke, english is much harder. The math portion only covers basic level math from 9th to 11th grade. The subjects he talks about that are missing are the ones that are supplemental in the US although very common knowledge in Asian HS's. The key takeaway from the math portion is that practice is important as the structure stays the same and learning to analysis word problems can be tricky.
Dang.. now imagine how much more easy this test would be if he wasn’t being interviewed throughout the exam and it was written in Japanese
He didn't even use a calculator
@@abondonedchildrenfor the regular SAT, you really don’t need one. There’s no complicated calculus, it’s mostly like knowledge checks. The numbers they use tend to be pretty easy, they’re testing your basic knowledge and understanding.
I don't think he has trouble reading in english
wouldn't have been easier, just saved him more time
@@Bv-yl5dg "It was quite an english test for me"
The SAT is honestly more of an English test than a math test even for Americans.
literally 1% get 100/100 what r u talking about
@@shinigami1176only difference is that it's all together and it's full of trick questions and formulas left and right there is a reason why the Math part is at the end of the test not the start. And if you've taken it you'll know the comment isn't wrong the hardest parts are the Reading and Writing section
@@shinigami1176 He is talking about how the English used in the test is confusing even for native speakers which makes it an "English Test".
lol wrong, average American score in even SAT math section is pretty horrendous. 521/800 lol
Its half and half. But i would say the wording is tricky rather than english heavy
bro completed EVERY main quest and is now clearing all side quests, i love it.
he completed the entire game and is now just having fun with free roam
Now I wanna see the opposite of this, the Smartest Man in America passing the exam for Japanese university entrance.
Now this would be a cool follow up
.. written in Japanese
@@element720 oh my god i forgot this was in english
Terry Tao
@@element720now thats the deal
As a Japanese person, I would like to add that people who are accepted into the University of Tokyo School of Medicine (the department of Natural Sciences III at the University of Tokyo) are called aliens, not humans. (This is not a joke.)
In fact, I attended a high school that was considered the most difficult in a certain prefecture, and roughly once every two years, the top student in their grade passed it.
Wow 😮
XD Literalmente Asiáticos tryhards
そもそも三大難関試験全て合格して3つの資格持ってる人自体世界に数える程しか居ない。その上で他の資格もちらほら取ってるから上の上の上の存在。いや、まだ上が足りないか。
@@右に左折を4回そりゃ三大国家試験は日本にしかないから世界で見ても片手で数えれるレベルだよな
The top student in their grade passed what?
that pen trick at 5:45 is smoother than his grades and achievements
and 3:36 lol
I DIDNT SEE THAT TWO PEN TRICKS
Actually around quarter of japanese students can do that
However, in Japan, students who are good at pen tricks are said to have poor grades.
That is one of fascinating customs in Japan.
About half of Japanese students can do that.
On UA-cam, there are many geniuses for some reason, but what makes him even more amazing is that he sincerely communicates his feelings on a level that the average person can relate to, more so than those other individuals.
true, he is so good at expressing, its not normal when you're at his lvl . respect
bro thinks geniuses communicate on a higher level
@@barejon2733 you're way below average if you couldn't understand what he said, and that's very sad for someone whos first and only language is English
@@Windy-b9p english isnt my first or only language but keep assuming you clown
@@Windy-b9p What does that say about you then, since you didn't understand what @barejon2733 said?
I grew up in Japan and I took the SAT and honestly it was ridiculously easy. This does not mean that I am smart. For sure, if you were to ask any junior high school student in Japan to solve the SAT, especially its math, at least 90% of them would get a perfect score. I have heard many stories of kids who were always at the bottom of their grade in Japanese schools and were ridiculed by everyone, but then went abroad to study and were treated like geniuses there, and at least as far as the SAT is concerned, it seems to be true.
SATって、セクション1・2で差がつく試験なのですか？セクション3・4の数学は満点前提で。
いくら何でも、中堅以上の大学を目指す米国の生徒が、このレベルの数学で満点を逃すとは思えないのですが。
それとも重要なのは調査書や推薦状で、SATは形式的に受けるだけですか？
@@aa-yb1ptIf you want admission into a us University, you should be all rounded. I am applying to it but i do not have any awards and extra curriculars. Letter of recommendation plays a key role in admission process and so do your essays. SAT is optional now anyways so i am not attempting it. To be honest, i don't have any hope getting into a us uni but i am trying my best.
@@aa-yb1pt I’m an American and a high school student currently right now and one thing I can tell you is people don’t like to study or take anything seriously here, so if you went to Highschool in America I’m pretty sure you’d understand why a lot of people fail on many things 😅
I looked at a few SAT tests and their math sections are surprisingly easy, reading questions seems to be rather hard compared to math sections but even though my English isn't that great most questions seemed easier than the reading questions in Turkish university exams. For my understanding, it seems like SAT is not too important for colleges in America when applying and they rather want you to take AP exams and do well on extracurricular activities while in high school. Wish I was a student in USA or Western Europe
Uh no they would not. 90% of Japanese middle schoolers will not score perfectly on the SAT.
This man is OP. He managed to finish the exam early while being interrupted by the interviewer at the same time. Imagine how fast he would have finished if he was extra focused and the exam was written in Japanese.
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Bro I'll be honest questions showed in the video are straight up lame tbh . Just basics and logic is enough to solve those indian 8th or 9th grader would solve these questions half asleep 😂😂.
Not even kidding read all the questions in the video shiit seems like practice problems to solve after 1st lesson on the topic .......
I don't mean to say guys not great definitely his achievements are more than extraordinary but honestly the questions were disappointing!
@@mohammedgore6259bro most of 8-9th graders in our country are Random lolus and maybe olympiad winners would be able to
@@mohammedgore6259 Australian here and the shit shown here is so easy. Lower secondary (middle school/ junior high) at best.
@@Whale64it’s so sad how America has such low standards for test-taking.
Just to be clear. The SAT is meant to be on a middle school/9th grade level. You are supposed to have encountered all the material you need to know to answer all the questions by 10th grade.
even the GRE is cake n the bar exam in Japan are miles beyond the US
Don't think that's true. 9th/10th grade maybe, but I've encountered questions beyond that level.
If that's true, it's strange that only 1% get 100%. I would expect the bell curve for this test to be very heavily skewed towards max marks.
you assume most of the people are smart and educated in America@@Nil-js4bf
its less than 1%, approximately 0.07% get a perfect score@@Nil-js4bf
This guy is one of a kind. If you’re enrolled to Tokyo University Natural Science 3, which is a guarantee program for enrolling to Tokyo University med school, you are already the top 0.001% students in Japan. Students that enrolled to Tokyo University are already the top 1% elites crops and even among them the students that enrolled to this Tokyo Uni Natural Science 3 are called as “Aliens”, because it’s hard to imagine if they’re still the same human with the rest of us, and this guy right here is the “Alien of the alien” with medical license from Tokyo Uni, Public accountant license, and lawyer license. Unbelievable, just amazing 🤯
It's amazing how normal, easy going, and charming he is as somebody this smart. They are usually way more awkward socially.
Yeah they're "alien" because the rest are incompetent.
I kinda disagree.
I'm European. Out of circumstances I'd like not to disclose, I never made it through the high school.
There is a free test online if you can enter a university in Japan.
It was not a big deal tho.
The only problem I'd find difficult is the way japanese students are taught in high schools - don't use your brain, just remember a lot, and I mean A LOT of stuff only to pass the tests.
@@MrBejkovec 外国人は外国人用のテストがあり、日本人の受けるテストより簡単です。
@@MrBejkovec ur the kind of guy who looks up an iq test online and thinks they are smart
He is that K-drama lead, with perfect looks, an entrepreneur, and the SMART brain. BRO-
The reason he is able to study so well is because he thinks of studying as a game and enjoys it as much as he can.
I think so too.
kinda same feeling I get whenever I study I get excited and feels challenged due to its difficulty for me to understand and once I am able to understand it completely and answer it well it feels very good
but once I'm done studying or answering certain questions I go back to my usual habit of being too distracted with many stuff like gaming and many more that after a week or a few days or so I almost forgot what certain parts of it did I forget once I return studying
いちおう教えてあげるけど、この人は学生の時に女性を妊娠させて堕胎させる鬼畜ですよ。学力は高いかもしれないけど人間としては疑問。
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@@FEURVERM true af
Looking at SAT questions after having gone to university and struggling through topics like calculus 3, diffeq, linear, etc., I agree when he says "these questions could be done by middle schoolers" or "high schoolers" because yeah. . . They are pretty easy if you just read and understand what they're 'expressing'.
Yeah seems like the test is more about understanding the question and knowing what you’re reading rather than actually solving the problem
That is why it is called the SAT. It tests aptitude lol the scholastics aptitude test. ACT is a bit more challenging. And use more for IVY League schools. Though it could have changed here recently.
Approximately 0.07% get a perfect score :) id like to see you try
@KIA-gc7hy so do students in America. You just have to take the classes.
@@warguy6474what is the osu guy doing here
I was really curious to see him take the ENEM, which is basically the Brazilian "SAT".
There are two days of tests, both with 90 questions and an average of 4 hours to solve them. It would be quite interesting, but it's entirely in Portuguese.
The first test is done in the maximum time of 5:30 hours and the second is in the maximum time of 5 hours. It is very tiresome
正直に言うと余裕だと思います。
日本の大学入試の難易度は別格です。
Mr.河野はそれで高得点を取る学力がありますから、彼にとって他の国の試験は簡単すぎるでしょう。
@@user-he2fk3tw3o O ENEM é uma das provas mais fáceis que eu já vi É uma vergonha para o nosso povo. Em algum momento da nossa história criaram esse exame para avaliar o nível de formação dos nossos estudantes que terminam o Ensino Médio(com uma média de 17 anos) e depois o desgoverno federal criou uma política de assistência estudantil que obrigou praticamente todos os alunos a prestar essa aberração para entrar nas universidades ....
@@user-he2fk3tw3owhat if he doesn't feel like learning another language or hoping for a translated version of the ENEM?
Being smart is not just knowledge but making the right decision at the right time. Like watching this video when I should be sleeping is being dumb
so true my brother
😂😂😂
質問に答えてながらも、問題に解けるの凄すぎる😂🎉
普通に迷惑だよなこれ笑
問題やってんのに話しかけられるのマジで気が散る
@@YUU-cq2gd 仕方がないのかも！？
@@YUU-cq2gd自分から話振ってることもあるし動画なんだからいいだろ別に
@@YUU-cq2gdyoutuberであることを考慮すれば、それは普通やな
@@Daaa-w6g このテストはむちゃくちゃ簡単だよ。
日本の高校生ならほとんどの人満点取れる。東南アジアは頭の良さだけでみればアメリカとはレベチで、最高峰に頭脳持ったげんげんにこの問題は解かせるのが失礼なレベル
Imagine being his cousin.💀
He would be my tutor
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Emotional damage... And you're a B-sian
Why you not like Timmy!! He has triple PHD from HARVARDDDD! He is 9...
You would get compared nonstop by your mother 💀💀💀💀💀
I had the same reaction to the 1st math portion as an avg American student tho. I literally panicked thinking I was taking the wrong test because when you’re in calculus & get hit with the SAT algebra 1 stuff its just….unsettling
That is the problem of US education system, the variability between the best and the average students are just far too great
its bc the "average" american ends high school with pre calculus. or at least thats what the typical course path is. Thats why they only test up to pre calc. they dont touch ap calc or calculus at all
@@parky7417 jeez! I took precal H junior yr but felt a bit behind because half my friends took it as *freshman* ☠️ by senior year they literally ran out of AP calcs to take so they just tacked on AP stats fhfufyegb
But I don’t think the SAT actually hits precal-it was mostly algebra 1, geometry, and some logic/word problem Qs
@@Martin-iw1llYou should see how high the Japanese scoobycide rate is.
@@MaddieFishblob bro precalc in freshman year is crazy and when the tf did your friends finish alg, 1 geometry, and alg 2
But the math isnt even the hard part in the SAT since I think people dont know, but most of it is trick questions or formulas forcing you to think more on reading the question. The challenging parts are the Reading and more so on the Writing parts. But it was still cool to see someone like him solve the math.
Now I know where the CSE took inspiration. Here in Philippines, it's the same. 30/160 questions are math related while the rests is just reading comprehension.
Multiple choice is so easy. We in switzerland don't have them at all. We have to fully write all the answers in 2-3 sentences.
@waveril5167 Well that's because they are making the students think it's harder just because they write 2-3 sentences for each question, but we all know it's gonna be repeating and unnecessary to write " I would have to say that the answer is going to be ____ because when we ______ we can find out that etc." You see what I mean it becomes bland and not engaging as they keep repeating the same sentences for answers most of the time. But believe it or not the SAT does have a essay portion which people rarely do since you know its optional and they know people are gonna keep doing runons especially higherschool level so why would you need to write unnecessary things when they can just make the questions tricky so you HAVE to critical think about it second guessing yourself and tbf makes it more fun and potentially could be harder if the answer you got was on the multiple or not.
But yeah Switzerland does have good schooling though since you and the teachers get more freedom to do your own things/activities definitely better for the students over there.
And I just remembered I'm pretty sure all private/charter schools are like that that's why the "smarter" students mostly come from those schools and if you at the way the teachers teach it's because they have more freedom to do their own activities. Idk how I got here but I'm done talking and no this didn't take long to write probably like 4 minutes thinking and writing as I go and this is basically what runon feels like.
It's been ages since I have taking it SAT/ACT. Indiana the ACT is valued more than SAT
@jame254 In the US the ACT is valued more everywhere lmao the SAT is like I said critical thinking with the trick questions but the ACT is more knowledge wise and way more questions that's why it takes so much hours to complete it (I forgot how many hours don't wanna) search)
it's pretty freaking amazing that jesse is able to get access to more and more high profile people in japan. kudoz to him.
5:45 are we gonna ignore how clean that pen flip was
🖋️ is his friend
its easy will only take a few hours to master
I'm a Japanese who graduated from a university in the West. I have to say there are pros and cons on both the western and asian educational system. The Western educational system has more strength in presentation, discussion and critical thinking whereas Japan or east Asia focuses on solely solving "academic questions". I gotta say the top students are not very different but Asian system makes you put more "hours" which I think is an excessive amount and unnecessary for the most students.
100% agreed. Rigorous problem solving stifles creativity
I’ve always felt the US system has a nice balance. People can trod along and get a basic, functional education if their ambitions don’t lay in academically challenging fields, or people have the resources to push themselves for the best. Like you said, there isn’t a difference between the top students. Any top student in the US would say exactly what he did about the difficulty of the exam (and the video giving the percentage who get a 1600 is very misleading as that includes the 2 English sections. It’s closer to 2-3% getting an 800 in math, with many more hovering in the 750 range.)
I’m at a top college in the US and I feel like I’m not just having academics shoved down my throat. I get to read and discuss ancient literature, learn about other cultures, etc. I’d hate to be in the environment that they have in Japan personally.
Exactly I know so many people who are great at math and functional thinking but lack creativity or critical thinking because all they learned was how to solve math problems and tricking for solving those problems
Same in indo
Well that's why the US is having problems solving basic common sense questions. 😅
I would’ve figured out that this man was a professional intellectual at 5:46 with that pen flip. Damn that was smooth af lol
basic thumbaround
I am a Japanese currently studying computer science at the University of Toronto. The University of Tokyo's science 3 is alien to me. A friend of mine passed the year before last and I have never seen anyone as smart as him. They are just built different.
Higher IQ people, they can see more broadly and deeply, they don't miss details, they have a great working memory and processing speed. They genetically superior in intelligence
@@tryh4rd999 ...genetic superiority is a hypocrisy. not an absolute.
@@saintobilese356 IQ is abou 80% a genetic trait
I'm sorry about your friend's departure, what happened to him?
You got me extremely curious, where can I find the science 3 course problems. I want to see how hard they are
The last part where he’d be allowed to use a calculator, but he’s holding a conversation instead👏🏼 Kudos man!
Loved this
I got a perfect score on the math section of the SAT, here is my take - it isn't necessarily a test of difficulty, as it only covers up to algebra 2 and some very basic concepts of pre calc (radians, basic trig functions). It's meant to be a test of endurance. It's a 4 hour long test, and you are taking the math section right after a 1 and a half hour difficult reading and writing section. At this point, you are already fatigued (also you're taking the exam at 7am). Then you have to take a something like 70 or 80 question math exam. At that point, you are so tired you will make silly mistakes on the easiest problems.
you fr have to use the 15 min breaks to clear your mind completely or you will get the simplest questions wrong
The total duration of the university entrance exams in Japan is 17 hours and 30 minutes, conducted over four days.
@@m.m2922 wasn't trying to say this is easier than Japan - I still agree that this easy compared to other countries exams, but just saying that it is not as easy as just a few algebra 2 problems
@@nikplaysgames4734 Yeah as someone who got 790 (one problem wrong rip) in math it's really just reading comprehension to make sure you don't make stupid mistakes. By the end of it, you should also review your answers if you can, although I didn't since as you said it's just tiring.
Four hours isn't long enough to be considered an endurance test lol.
10:54 we would consider 100/100 as highly successful meanwhile his 100/100 is just a "safe " 😂
As an Asian myself honestly surprised at how easy the questions are compared to what we get at school LOL
Same from a german. I guess the US has just way easier math exams than Europe and Asia.
This was way too easy
@@deniz5140nope. Germans do really bad at the SAT on average
They have to make it ez. don't want Americans to "feel bad" about themselves. Horrible.. this new age crap. 99% of us miss the "good ole days", where students actually learned in school. We have more respect for OTHER countries than our own.
@@sulkel idk about that but the questions shown in the video were way easier than german high school math exams. But yeah I am generally really good at maths so maybe they just look that easy to me.
That was very entertaining to see how he approaches each question. I aspire to be like him.
TBH perfect SAT score and perfect SAT math score are 2 completely different things.
But I'm still impressed with how he could learn so many different professions.
I can relate to the nervousness of the results Stardy is experiencing here. I am always nervous if I pass...
Usually 60/100 is considered "safe" for me, this guy's "safe" is 100/100. 😅
The question they showed in which the answer is range is also middle school in the US. We learn mean, mode, range in 5th-6th grade.
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SAT is like 10th grade level maths, here in India. The harder part is english, but if you're somewhat proficient at it, it isn't hard to get a 1400+ score.
The most interesting thing was to see the questions themselves. They were really very easy. Nothing you couldn't solve within a few seconds each.
The hardest part of the test is the wording, it’s all stuff we’ve already learned, but they word it in a way that confuses you. Even for the math section.
This is so inspiring!😭
The entrance exams for the University of Tokyo in mathematics, physics, and chemistry are exceptionally challenging, with only a handful of individuals nationwide able to achieve an 80% score. (I have taken both the SAT and the University of Tokyo's entrance exams.)
What was the result, sir ?
Nothing in front of JEE
I think jee and Tokyo university's entrance exam has some similarities. Syllabus i think, you should check it out @@sigmamaleslogokijalegi6683
Do you still need to take an entrance exam for university of Tokyo if you’re doing a foreign exchange from another university?
SATの数学って日本では中学レベルの問題ってよく言われるけど、コメント欄読む限りアメリカ人にとっても簡単だったんだね
何か安心した
日本と違ってちゃんとした教育を全員が受けられるわけではないから難しくしすぎるとダメなのかもね
アメリカ人にとっての普通はアメリカ人にとっての普通ではない
The SAT isn’t the main focus of the college admissions. Although a high score is required for prestigious universities, the other colleges mostly want to see extracurriculars, a meaningful college essay, and letters of recommendation. And even for the prestigious universities, a high SAT score isn’t enough
@@Snoopy0905 No, everyone can receive education in america, however no one strives to focus in class or rarely is it seen where people actually study, unlike japan where its looked down upon if you dont study and communities put more inclination towards the importance of grades and etc.
アメリカはテストの点数よりも人種の方が重要ですｗ
I think it would've been interesting to watch him take the Reading and Writing segment of the SAT as well.
彼はそれにおいても完璧です
It makes perfect sense that the sat is not as hard as the university entrance exams because most asian countries give these exams out shortly before or after graduation. The sat is meant to be taken in your junior year of high school at the latest.
In Japan, there is also a test like the SAT, which is given before the university entrance exam. (i.e., during the senior year of high school).
Surely, this has to be the lowest level maths exam America has. I'm googling it now and am shocked that most US high schools don't even teach calculus until college. Something is broken in the education system there. Talented students would be better off self learning online.
The SAT is designed so that people can take in their third year and if calculus is taught at all it's usually to seniors or 4th years. For example, I went to a pretty good high school by American standards, even then it was rare to see 3rd years in calculus, at best you may see some in pre-calculus.
it probably bc every job does not need calculus so u don't have to take it until college when ur on that track of ur job
The SAT math exam is meant to be a general exam for all students . Putting calculus questions on there would give many students a big disadvantage .
Talented students take AP calculus or dual enrollment math by the end of their HS
Many highschoolers in the US take Calculus and further into the math tree if they take extra classes and AP classes. It's just that you don't quite need calculus for most jobs outside of school.
I mean canadas worse but I don’t think it matters all that much.
I’m most impressed by Kono-san’s patience while incessantly receiving annoying interruptions during the test.
I guess he doesn’t even get annoyed by questions. Taking test is as easy as eating while watching TV for him
the education system of different places amaze me
Honestly im envious of him, my memory isnt the greatest so ive forgotten a lot of the basic stuff, im very scared in all honesty for my future math courses :(
It's ok I'm retarded as well
勉強において記憶力はあまり関係がない。反復練習が全てを解決する。
Ngl as someone from Germany, this test is way easier than any Abitur Math Exam (our equivalent to high school). Based on the questions shown in the video I would definitley score at least 95/100. As a finished computer science student I am obviously way to over qualified for the exam, but I am still sure our Abitur exams were way harder.
fr das wär so free
Less than 0.05% score perfect
I tutor students in the United States in mathematics. With few exceptions, they don't know much, even the "advanced" ones. It's shocking. The SAT is not a difficult test. Before 1994, the exam was more g-loaded, i.e., it correlated more strongly with IQ. It was a bit more difficult to prepare fully for the exam. Now I do test prep, and have increased the scores of several SAT test-takers by 300 points total. In short, it's a more coachable exam. Being highly educated will automatically increase your score on both sections -math and verbal - of the exam. A friend sat for the exam at age 60 and had an aggregate score of 1460, with 800 on the Verbal portion of the exam. I took it at age 65 and scored a perfect 1600, and never felt pressed in the least. I did it because I wanted to employ the prep system I teach students who will take the SAT, to see how I might improve my product. Needless to say, my system works well, but not as well for others perhaps as it did for me. The reason? I know a lot more than the students do; I have a more nuanced brain. And honestly, I'm not depending on my score to get me into a top university. I did that already, so I'm immune to pressures that can overwhelm them.
This guy is definitely an avid poster of r/cognitivetesting.
Yeah because smart kids don’t need tutors like you
I'm kind of shocked at how easy these questions are
it is supposed to be easy american students learn this in middle school as well lol, we do multivariable, linear, calculus, differentials in high school
^ ^ this right here. people thinks american education is bad but theres also a factor that some people in america dont give two shits about their score for one thing. in asian countries ik damn well its strictly ruled that they have to study and try their best to do well on their entrance exams, which is diff from a standardized test. Also in Asia their tests mean everythig while in america sat is only 1/4 or 1/3 of whats important.
Also ppl who dont go to america dont understand that we all learned all the SAT content (usually) in middle school and are learning shit like pre calc at minimum to more advanced math like multi and calculus, ap physics etc. But thats only on average. some schools like harker high school have crazy ass people who already know calculus by freshmen year and take multi in like sophomore year@@anishyarra3618
@@anishyarra3618 depends on the local school system, growing up my highschool didn’t offer calculus lmao we was poor asf
We had All and my school was poor as dirt.
@@jame254 u lucky
Whenever I have some sort of test, I always worry about having the wrong answers despite double checking it and redoing it over and over again. It's nice to know Japan's #1 also has the same level of worry as me! 😁
3:37 **Getting stuck and casually flipping the pen super smoothly**
日本における日常
日本人は全員できます
@@nek30900主語がでかすぎ
@@name2148 ネタ
Please give him Math A level next time, would be interesting to see his perspective on which is more challenging
a level is way harder that sat, especially further maths a level
A level maths is still easier than maths taught in East Asia lol
@@115CarssssssssssI am Chinese and I heard many cases that a person who ranked the bottom of a class turns to study A level and got admitted into Cambridge or Oxford.
@@115CarssssssssssGaokao entrance exam is one of the hardest exams, those who get gold medals in International Math Olympics can’t even get a 90/100 in Gaokao math exam
@@changeworld5096lol where are you getting that statistic from? i am chinese and i’ve seen the questions and pretty sure the gold medalists i know can do very well on them
The SAT has no hard problems, it's the time that gets you usually. It's not enough to solve the problems, you have to do it in the time limit, which is a pretty big ask for highschoolers
The SAT is easy, but it’s the pressure that everyone puts on the students that makes it more difficult. That’s why sometimes people get a bad score because of the pressure, as well as the time limit. I had extra time accommodations so it was easy for me, but for someone who doesn’t have that time, they’ll be in a lot of pressure and are more likely to get a lower score
I got a perfect SAT score at 11th grade, at the same time I got 15/45 in the college entrance trainee exam on that year (I can do the exam, it just doesnt count for anything). The SATs are easier then a lot of my high school tests and exams
It is a very outdated system for sure
You shouldn’t forget that his mother tongue is Japanese.
@@kume_VRC I know, but I did the same thing and I was a average Brazilian high school kid at the time. Like, the SAT is mostly 8th grade math if we consider what I (and most students) learned in Brazil
Remember that Math is only one part of the SATs. It might have changed by now, but I originally took my SAT in 2015 and I remember a lot of the questions being straight up logic/IQ questions, where the wording was designed to trick you. It would be stuff like, “if this thing is true, then what can you infer about that thing?” My math score was the highest because a lot of the trick questions were just straight up confusing on purpose.
The SAT is brought down by needing to cater to the ‘average’ of American education. Something a little harder might be the AP exams, but even then he might breeze through them 😅
can't speak for other subjects, but AP math exams are quite easy by most countries' standards.
The hardest part of college admissions are having an impressive track record to impress the colleges. SAT score isn’t enough so that’s why it’s super easy, even Harvard won’t just accept everyone with a 1600
So intereating!! 😂😂😂😂I have enjoyed the interview and him doing test 🎉😂❤
逆にアメリカの賢い人に東大理系入試やってみてほしい😄
2022年の共通テストの数学の方が面白いかも！！だってマジでむずかしかったもんwwww
某最難関問題やらせようぜ
今年の東大理系数学解かせたらマジで悶絶しそう
外人コメをパクるな
@@YoYo-zx2ztでも河野玄斗は20分で解いてたぞ
All I can say is he is every Asian mom's dream son in law.
You do have to consider that the questions on the SAT are usually middle school/9th grade level as it is usually taken halfway through highschool in 10th/11th grade. Also, many students take classes in math multiple years ahead of the intended pathways. Those who take the SAT in the US who are in those higher level classes usually also find that the SAT is more easy than expected because they are taking courses like Calculus when the test is based in Algebra 1 standards. Really, it isn’t so crazy that he says middle school students could solve most of this because it really is true even in the US.
Also, colleges do not consider the SAT as the most important thing when selecting students. Other factors like GPA, extracurriculars and clubs, family situations, essays, and more are much more important. One 1600 on the SAT won’t be what gets you into a good college.
It’s just difference from The US to Japan. We appreciate more on paper test while you guys require various activities to enrol in universities.
東大医学部出てるやつにSat解かせるの草
SATって日本の受験生なら満点とれないとダメじゃないかな
Take him through jee advance exam of india . It would be fun to see Japan's smartest man vs india one of the toughest exam .
Is it necessary to mention India literally everywhere?
I am Japanese.
since childhood, Japanese people have been taught from an early age that it is important to get a high score on a test.
But I don't think it's good to judge everything by test scores.
So I respect the fact that they value not only test scores but also evaluation of parts like in the United States
Exactly. In the US, top universities care little about a perfect SAT, it is not viewed as very impressive. They care much more about your accomplishments outside the tests
@@tyler-iy4jkThat is very incorrect. As a college student, Colleges do care a lot about the SAT and your score. It is seen as very impressive to get a 1600 perfect score as a student in the US. The average SAT score in the US is around 1050. My 1450 score was the reason I was able to get in some top universities.
"there are countless that I can't even remember" - Snartest man of Japan 0:56
That's what made me leave this video immediately
Very interesting! I remembered I struggled with SAT as a non-native English speaker.
Even as a native English speaker some of these questions are worded poorly.
Next time, on the contrary, I want the smartest person in America to solve the entrance exam of the University of Tokyo. It is definitely the hardest in the world.
Why a University entrance exam? He should be taking a Japanese highschool exam similar to the SAT. Makes no sense why he would take the University of Tokyo exam. If he takes the University of Tokyo entrance exam, then this Japanese gentleman should take the Harvard entrance exam 🤷♂️
@@HieNebThe problem with your statement is that the the equivalent for SAT in Japan is EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission), esentially they take exams in a university level in order for them to go to their dream college/university. That's why most Japanese Highschool students study in their freshman year or senior year while going to cram school. So the OP is correct in saying that they want to see the smartest man in America take a University exam since its esentailly the SAT of Japanese high schoolers
Bros has not heard of jee💀
Are you slow
@@HieNebthere’s no Harvard entrance exam. In the US universities look at your SAT/ACT score, GPA, recommendations, achievements, and essays they ask you write for them.
ACT/SAT math is really pretty straightforward. The problem is that, like most things, they must be refreshed when unused. Most get by during their daily life with just simple additions, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Some fractions here and there. If you aren't a math wiz that is constantly studying the subject, your literacy on the subject will become rusty. Those with an excellent memory will have a better chance of success on the exams since the American study/educational culture is less intense than in countries such as Korea, China, and Japan. Many individuals don't study for these exams and wing it with their initial compacity. I remember taking the exams for the first time and not seeing some concepts for years. Low scores are mainly an effort and motivational problem. American students don't feel the familial and social pressure of taking these exams on a large scale. One of the biggest reasons it is easier to get into university here in the States is due to the number of options outside of Tier 1 and Tier 2 colleges. Another is the financial status of Americans being better.
What I know is that top level universities in US also take entrepreneurial potential of students. This explains why things like gold medals of competitions (like IMO, Ipho, computer, etc.) don't guarantee seats.
@@gepliprl8558 Yep, a lot of monetary value is placed on students. They are treated like a stock by top Universities. They want to know how much they can get out of you. However, that is understandable, especially in the case of private universities. They always chase funding for their next parking garage or school of business building. It doesn't matter if you might be fairly smart if all you are going to do is work a 9-5 making low to mid-six figures. They are chasing more than that in donations.
急におすすめに出てきた笑
SATてそんな簡単なの意外😮
暇な時に解いてみよかな笑
Wow amazing! Can you ask him to do the AP Calculus BC exam next time?
Every Asian Parent’s Dream 😂
I haven't watched yet, but as a post-university-graduate scientist, I can assure you that the SAT or any high-school-level test is terribly easy for me (and a lot of my colleagues) now.
The SAT may cover regionally or culturally specific information that I wouldn't expect a Japanese person to know just based on their intelligence. For instance, English literature and American history would be very much niche topics for any Japanese person to know about, and whether they could answer such questions depends less on their intellect and more on how interested they are in American culture. I'd be surprised if more than 5% of Japanese people have ever even heard the names "Abraham Lincoln" and "Benedict Arnold" before in their lives, but you can bet most Americans have at least some idea who these people are. However, if they were given study materials beforehand or weren't made to do such questions, then a perfect score is probably a guarantee here...
Japanese children learn about Lincoln in history or social studies classes. The phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people" is one of the most famous in Japanese classes.(DeepL)
In fact, 99% of Japanese people have heard about Lincoln. (Except for elementary school students and younger.)
Well, spoiler, he wasn't made to do any of those questions, you know what I mean when I say American culture (another name that works better is Paul Revere), and so it was essentially a 10th-grade math quiz given to a college graduate.
中学生以上の99%はリンカーンの名前を知っていて、大人を含めて50%は何をした人なのか知っていると思いますよ。日本でも常識中の常識です
日本の教育を舐めすぎている
I have no idea what’s the point but… getting full SAT score is literally the bare minimum point to get into some of the top college in international Thai college(minimum meaning that if you didn’t get 100% you probably won’t get in). Like you don’t even have to be the best in the country to do it just higher than average can already get a perfect score
Dude if he says that the Japanese university test is harder…I would’ve failed a lot than 5 times
Do you mean it is not harder?
Japanese Univ. Test does not compare to Gaokao and Suneung exam lol
@@faizyusuf2470 ok are these tests taken in South Korea?
suneung for korea and gaokao for china, it's in the video @@emeksb4823
@@emeksb4823 Gaokao in China, Suneung in South Korea
look at that pen moment 5:46
Its called thumb around, there are tutorials on youtube
5:46 casually does the sickest pen spin
I had 3rd stage choke on that
The American education system is a joke. Not to take away from this man's intellect but I'm sure this would be an easy test for many in any of his fields. The fact that it's no more than middle school questions to him shows this. Nonetheless, I'm still impressed lol
SAT has proven to be flawed for a while. But a lot of these tests are more about memorizing all these things over the years.
Nah, I'm a dumb rock. I only ever did well on the Math portions but did hot ass on the reading sec. Then again, it is a joke compared to JEE/Gaokao
Difficulty is irrelevant because it's completely relative. Its purpose is to rank incoming freshman relative to each other so that the picky colleges can accept the top students.
In my country a middle schooler can solve most of these problems too. Americans must be dumb af
It’s a standardized test what did you expect
Every Asian parent compares you to this guy.
Lmfao. I basically went to University with this caliber of dude and yet, I was outscoring them on every exam, and I was a poor white kid from a single-family household raised on bread, hotdogs, and micowaved mac & cheese.
There are certain people in the World who are just BORN talented, with capabilities higher than anyone else, no matter what efforts they put in.
I studied for a week for my ACT and SAT and got a 36 and 1590, respectively. I am, verifiably, a genius.
I like how he’s like it took me 8 months and normally it’s like 3 years. I’m like 😳
The average age of successful applicants for the bar examination is usually between 28 and 29 years old
I think it's pretty good to pass the bar exam in three years
@BullLRED Yes I understand that I’m saying because he said it took him the longest and it’s normally done in like 3 years when he did it in 8 months like 😳
That's right!
If you pass at the age of 28-29 on average
If you enter university at the age of 18, it will take about 10 years!
Moreover, in his case, he is studying various studies such as quiz shows at the same time while doing super hard study at medical school!😂
Don't ever leave a Death Note next to this man
😂
I'm fairly against standardized testing (humans are bad at setting standards that aren't discriminatory/oppressive) but I feel like at their best they should be easy for "the smartest person" in whatever region. The goal isn't to make the hardest test, it's to gauge where someone's education is at. This dude being super educated means these tests shouldn't be difficult for him.
It was cool to see the genius recognize the difficulty level was good.
Multiple people from my graduating class got perfect scores. One got a full ride to Yale and dropped out because he got hired after selling some program for like a million dollars, one went to MIT and works for a hedge fund doing who knows what. There was a stoner who is still in his math post doc, same university as me, never showed up to class but aced every test, very annoying, also got a perfect score.
Same class had the national spelling bee champion, a two time national academic decathlon winner, a math league participant that made it to the international level (not the stoner), one of the best American gamers in original StarCraft....
I had >4.0 and I think I was ranked below 100. And I was C- on iccup.
i could easily get 100 on the test (non american) in the vid but i am an average college student. it looks way too easy
The math portion isnt bad as long as you know that the questions can be intentionally misleading, but some kids don't make it to precalculus (which for us is like trigonometry combined with a sequel to algebra 2 and some sequences/series) so they do not do well.
The english portion is just fucked though. Im a native speaker, I couldnt get above a 700 on that section (3 sections worth 800 but writing section sucked so bad that most colleges ignore it) and I took it 3 times lol. I HATE questions like "what is the best way to do this thing" because that's automatically a matter of opinion. @@slinger7529
@@slinger7529it's a exam meant to test your reading skills as well as time management. The math part is the easiest part for everyone
Bro's parent are the most proud asian parents in the whole space
SAT was never about being an assessment of math, just your ability to look at a problem and understand what it's asking, but schools only teach you the math bit. Then there's the English section which is your ability to pull information out of a document and evaluate it. I didn't get anywhere near a perfect score, but I also didn't do more than a cursory review of the material the day before the exam (sorry mom)
That is absolutely incredible. The human brain can achieve so much when you are gifted and dedicated. Not saying it is all a gift, there was certainly hard work behind it as well.
For me it's just mindblowing.
Medicine student here.
Where I am from, studying medicine takes 6 years. 5 years of studying + 1 practical year. And trust me when I say that around half (at least at my uni) take more time.
The amount of things you need to know is sometimes ridiculous. And yet, this monster also studied law and passed the bar.
One of my friends also studies law AND medicine at the same time and he has pretty much given up on law/put it on hold for the next two years.
Finishing law, accounting and medicine in for years is just bonkers and I fail to comprehend how anyone can be as smart as him.......
For the general SAT You are expected to have a first go around 10 th grade which is basically freshman high school in east Asian countries.
There is no reason to put more advanced questions.
The SAT subject tests are more geared towards high school level subjects. On top of that there are a lot of accelerated programs student can take. I have seen folks in my university years entering with half the required credit to graduate. Meaning if they want to they can probably speed run college in a year or so due to their high school prep.
Also compared to a lot of Asian countries, bachelors degree is not the end goal. Of the three law, medical, and accounting degree mentioned only accounting is widely offered at the bachelor level in the US.
Comparing the purpose of entrance exam for Japan to LSAT and MCAT might make slightly more sense.
Chinese and Korean exams→ Each questions aren't difficult but you need almost full score to enter top uni.
Japanese exams → The questions are extremely tough but you only need to solve 60% of the whole test.
However at least 70-80% of score is required to pass the University of Tokyo department of medicine.
no, at least 90%~ to pass the university of Tokyo department of medicine
@@コンデンサー Maybe you are confused with共通テスト(Standard University entrance exam) and you are correct if you are talking about this.
He seemed to be enjoying solving those questions
This isn't about the SAT, but I’d like to add some context about his CPA qualification.
The Japanese CPA exam is one of the most challenging qualifications in Japan. Even if we ignore the differences in accounting standards, I believe that less than 1% of those who pass the U.S. CPA exam would be able to pass the Japanese CPA exam.
When I first took the U.S. CPA exam, it felt like answering basic trivia questions about business. Given the high pass rates, it seems that the exam tests general aptitude rather than specialized knowledge.
In Japan, passing the exam requires proving that you have acquired expert-level knowledge.
Great video and he's truly the best in Japan
would love for him to try the Bavarian final exam (German education system is dependent on the region you come from). It's sooo much reading just to understand what they expect from you
And why would we want to see one of the easiest ones in Germany?
@@MrTrollo2 Why would it be the easiest one in your opinion? Looking at the most rankings, the bavarian finals are told to be the most challenging, maybe preceded by Sachsen.
@@AkiO-kb8ho what rankings do you refer to? If I Google, it seems pretty obvious - given, they use the average mark as an indicator, which probably isn't the best you could do
I would like to encourage people overseas to take the Common Test, which all Japanese high school students take, and try it once. Especially, Math IA in 2021 and Biology in 2023 are very difficult.
Try Math 1A in 2022 within 70 minutes😊
I think they should try 数C•III 😅
The fact he can remember all of his certificates is already impressive to me 😂😂
8:31 JEE ADVANCE from India : Let me introduce myself bro 🗿
It is the second
I’m not sure if he can get a perfect score there but
He also has made it through the preliminary round of the Japanese Mathematics Olympiad, which is held to select Japan's representative for the International Mathematics Olympiad.
The SAT math is a joke, english is much harder. The math portion only covers basic level math from 9th to 11th grade. The subjects he talks about that are missing are the ones that are supplemental in the US although very common knowledge in Asian HS's. The key takeaway from the math portion is that practice is important as the structure stays the same and learning to analysis word problems can be tricky.
yea they have like rudimentary arithmetic questions that a 8 yr old could answer
Im japanese living in abroad
The math text in SAT is like kids math for japanese. tbh haha
This is amazing!