Japanese univ graduate here. Most University in Japan ask for EJU if you wanna go for japnese degree (all classes in japanese). My advice for those who wants to take science for eju is to get the practice book, JASSO sells it, should be available at book stores or amazon. Get used to the problem types first, they have English version and Japanese version of the same problem so do the English first before you even go to Japanese language school. All problems for EJU are academic so get used to read newspaper and watch the daily news. Warning to those who want to take JLPT and EJU: In japan these tests are only 2 weeks or so apart so be prepared to study a lot for EJU and JLPT right after Handy tricks: EJU result comes first and you could probably predict will you pass your JLPT bases on your EJU score. 220/400 or so in Japanese part of EJU and you are likely to pass N2. 280 points and more you prob will pass N1. Less than 200 points is around N3. This is most of the cases, idk if anyone choke on their JLPT test date or on EJU test and get higher or lower score.
I'm currently in Japan as an ALT, and I want to go back to school to become a regular teacher. I'll have graduated high school about 7 years ago, and I'm concerned on how rusty my general mathematics and science skills are (and my Japanese sits above N3, but below N2.. which means study time). Did you largely use the JASSO practice book to study? Or did you use other outside materials?
Drake D i mainly do practice tests with the jasso books. I went to japnese languge school and for japanese language part, for the last few months before EJU we only do EJU mock tests everyday and try to get used to the problems. So we did past problems A LOT. For Japanese other than JASSO books, i used normal n1-n2 level study books. I took social study and math 2(?, forgot which one for non science) and I mainly used my old high school notes to study and dictionary and google (imiwa is our saviour). My friends recommend japanese high school level science books, like summarized books for 3 years high school to get familiar with the vocab. I hope this helps :) Good luck with your study!
@@kemushichan mam , I have a doubt, I want to do manga course in Kyoto seika university , they asked EJU , I want you to tell me whether I want write every four subjects for EJU or do I have the option to select japanese as a foreign language subject alone ??
Thank you Lucas and good luck to EVERYONE who is about to take the EJU! 👌✨ You got this!!! EJU official site: tinyurl.com/yyubhopp Past Exams: tinyurl.com/yynwwh9j EJU books: tinyurl.com/yxmqp5pu List of schools requiring EJU: tinyurl.com/y2hdbk7v
I’ve taken the EJU and the JLPT this year and I think the EJU is much more difficult than the JLPT. I think only Chinese students can get the highest score on reading section. Sometimes I envy them 😂
hey...I Just completed my 12th with 88% from science stream,,,and this year I applied for EJU and JLPT....Can you please guide me how to do preparation for EJU...I want to do Bachlors of Arts in International relations...als please tell tips for preparing MEXT... please please reply me...
I've never heard about this test. It's very interesting to know about other japanese language exams because almost every one as me knows just about the JLPT. Thank you very much and Good Luck in your next EJU Lucas!!
i’m planning to take the EJU course during the april intake of next year. from what i’ve heard the course is approximately 2 years. i’m going to take the EJU in japanese but there is also an english version of the examination that you can take if you are planning to study in a university with english courses in japan, however it may only be limited to a few options. in the first year of the course i’ll be going to the language school and learn the basic japanese first. then in the second year, i’ll be preparing for the subjects i’m taking. from what i’ve researched you are only required to take 2 subjects, mathematics course 2 and physics, for science students. however, i’ve heard from my friends that calculation questions are difficult as you are not allowed to use a calculator during any of the exams. this exam is probably the same level of difficulty as A levels and is almost the same standard as taking a japanese high school examination
I'm still consider taking the eju but there's no classes outside japan that offer courses, I mean this exam is very underrated and I want to attend Waseda. Thank you for having this video. I always come back in watch it because no one else talks about it. It would be cool if you could do an updated video on this, I feel like no one outside japan (not in america at least) talks about this exam.
It seems as if the EJU is very intense. I have never heard of this exam. Now I know there is an alternative to the JLPT. Thanks so much for posting this video! Have a nice day.
Heyy as someone who took the june eju, it's so intense 😭 also taking the japan and the world subject :( everything in japan lol, でも これから後19日間が残ってるので頑張ってる😤✊ love from Malaysia!
this test is MUCH easier than JLPT as a whole because it is an actual straight forward test without the million of "gotcha" questions that jlpt is famous for. PLUS , EJU is does not have much grammar questions because it is not a section on the test unlike the freaking JLPT . I am a professional translator for a very big company so I know all about the tests out there, EJU, JLPT , JTest , Kanji kentei , and EJU in my professional opinion is the best one to take. know your kanji cause in real life there is no furigana other than manga.
Ive been searching for a decent eju video for 2 years thank you so much ケムシさん for having this vid Altho i'd rly also like it if you had a friend who took the mext undergrad exams and how he lived thru it i died from it the first time thanks
I am half japanese and half Brazilian! And I also have Japanese citizenship! It's so good to know more about programs or tests I can make because most programs and scholarships, (like mext) don't let Japanese citizens apply! Hope I can find more content for me! Thank you!
Reading 2/5 Writing 3/5 Listening 4/5 Speaking 2.5/5 Japanese language able Incorporate the Japanese version of Games like Nintendo Switch. Watching UA-cam content in Japanese. Watching my favorite content but have Japanese subtitles on UA-cam. Continue my Japanese book of comprehension & grammar. Started diary writing what I do in a day or and plan for activities for my life in Japanese. Feeling comfortable speaking Japanese to myself. For 2020 goals in Japanese. My personal Japanese continuation of my life since 2012.
What I do, since the exam is automatically corrected by a machine and they literally don't care about what you do with the 問題用紙、I underline almost everything near the right answer in the long texts, or the tricky parts. And then I cross out the extra info
Secret Comment: if I learn Japanese, I would probably pass because I don’t have a problem in either math, chemistry, or physics, but from what you and Lucas said in the video it’s in 100% Japanese so I would fail indefinitely 😂
I'm having war flashbacks to my Uni-days of taking the JLPT (to assess my Japanese competency) We were never expected to "pass" the exam but I never scored high on it. It was fun for the first two years of Japanese but once you hit third/fourth year (it was a living hell for me).
I know in a video a long time ago you made a point that basically you are never too old to go to school. I started late and am a freshman at the age of 36. Is there ANYWAY to be able to get a scholarship to study in Japan over the age of 35? I haven't found anything state side but since you are there you might know of a way. And if you can't is it possible to be able to pay for tuition out of pocket as a foreigner in Japan?
Scholarships go on a school-by-school basis, so you'd have to check the schools you're interested in going to. I recommend looking at national (public) schools if you're paying out of pocket, since they're all $5K or under/yr.
Can we learn more about what hes doing in his university? as in what exactly he's studying etc... because personally i'm interested in studying linguistics or studying in japan and im not sure how they work in terms of subjects etc
"Physics which is just basically worse math" as a retired physicist and math undergraduate, this is the most creative roast of physics I've ever heard😂😂😂😂
so you can choose to only do the english exam? i thought "doing EJU" meant three exams (japanese math and japan&theworld) or four (japanese math and choose two out of chemistry physics and biology), like i thought you couldn´t do one sepparately?
@@kemushichan oh shoot there's a typo sorry So you can choose to only do the Japanese exam* Like inside the subjects you need to do is it possible to choose only one subject (that being Japanese) and do it separately?
Which English proficiency test is required for entrance into Japanese Universities? Please help I am from India. So even if I say I know good English they would require a certification.
![[Vlog] I'm a Japanese uni student 🇯🇵 I have no friends but have a peaceful life 🌱](/img/n.gif)
I need Lucas to start a UA-cam channel because he seems to have a personality that I would want to watch regularly
Japanese univ graduate here. Most University in Japan ask for EJU if you wanna go for japnese degree (all classes in japanese).
My advice for those who wants to take science for eju is to get the practice book, JASSO sells it, should be available at book stores or amazon. Get used to the problem types first, they have English version and Japanese version of the same problem so do the English first before you even go to Japanese language school.
All problems for EJU are academic so get used to read newspaper and watch the daily news.
Warning to those who want to take JLPT and EJU: In japan these tests are only 2 weeks or so apart so be prepared to study a lot for EJU and JLPT right after
Handy tricks: EJU result comes first and you could probably predict will you pass your JLPT bases on your EJU score. 220/400 or so in Japanese part of EJU and you are likely to pass N2. 280 points and more you prob will pass N1. Less than 200 points is around N3.
This is most of the cases, idk if anyone choke on their JLPT test date or on EJU test and get higher or lower score.
I'm currently in Japan as an ALT, and I want to go back to school to become a regular teacher. I'll have graduated high school about 7 years ago, and I'm concerned on how rusty my general mathematics and science skills are (and my Japanese sits above N3, but below N2.. which means study time).
Did you largely use the JASSO practice book to study? Or did you use other outside materials?
Drake D i mainly do practice tests with the jasso books. I went to japnese languge school and for japanese language part, for the last few months before EJU we only do EJU mock tests everyday and try to get used to the problems. So we did past problems A LOT. For Japanese other than JASSO books, i used normal n1-n2 level study books. I took social study and math 2(?, forgot which one for non science) and I mainly used my old high school notes to study and dictionary and google (imiwa is our saviour). My friends recommend japanese high school level science books, like summarized books for 3 years high school to get familiar with the vocab.
I hope this helps :)
Good luck with your study!
hi i´d like to ask you if you want to do the EJU in english, do you know some books that´d come in handy for the science and math part?
Thank you soooo much!!! 🙏🙏🙏
@@klarasoniasenjaya8502 do i have to learn all the 2000 Kanjis or 1000 is enough
i did not expect someone to speak german within the first few seconds of this video 😮 my austrian self was very confused lmao
|*･д･)ﾉ mwuhahaha!!
I'm from germany and I had to go back and replay. I was like wtf that did not just happen.
Especially the Austrian flag. Usually it's Germany xD
@@kemushichan mam , I have a doubt, I want to do manga course in Kyoto seika university , they asked EJU , I want you to tell me whether I want write every four subjects for EJU or do I have the option to select japanese as a foreign language subject alone ??
“Physics, which is just basically worse math”, I totally get that 👏
Physics is spicy maths
Nah physics is math in application
How can i prepare physics?
Thank you Lucas and good luck to EVERYONE who is about to take the EJU! 👌✨ You got this!!!
EJU official site: tinyurl.com/yyubhopp
Past Exams: tinyurl.com/yynwwh9j
EJU books: tinyurl.com/yxmqp5pu
List of schools requiring EJU: tinyurl.com/y2hdbk7v
I’ve taken the EJU and the JLPT this year and I think the EJU is much more difficult than the JLPT. I think only Chinese students can get the highest score on reading section. Sometimes I envy them 😂
90 percent are Kanji though😢
hey...I Just completed my 12th with 88% from science stream,,,and this year I applied for EJU and JLPT....Can you please guide me how to do preparation for EJU...I want to do Bachlors of Arts in International relations...als please tell tips for preparing MEXT... please please reply me...
@@nirmiti3094 hi, you did it ?
This channel is so underrated! You deserve millions of views !
I've never heard about this test. It's very interesting to know about other japanese language exams because almost every one as me knows just about the JLPT. Thank you very much and Good Luck in your next EJU Lucas!!
I've never heard of the EJU thank you so much
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@kemushichan you are most welcome! Thanks for uploading such informative videos
i’m planning to take the EJU course during the april intake of next year. from what i’ve heard the course is approximately 2 years. i’m going to take the EJU in japanese but there is also an english version of the examination that you can take if you are planning to study in a university with english courses in japan, however it may only be limited to a few options. in the first year of the course i’ll be going to the language school and learn the basic japanese first. then in the second year, i’ll be preparing for the subjects i’m taking. from what i’ve researched you are only required to take 2 subjects, mathematics course 2 and physics, for science students. however, i’ve heard from my friends that calculation questions are difficult as you are not allowed to use a calculator during any of the exams. this exam is probably the same level of difficulty as A levels and is almost the same standard as taking a japanese high school examination
Which university are you applying for??
Which language school did you apply for that best prepared you for the EJU?
I'm still consider taking the eju but there's no classes outside japan that offer courses, I mean this exam is very underrated and I want to attend Waseda. Thank you for having this video. I always come back in watch it because no one else talks about it. It would be cool if you could do an updated video on this, I feel like no one outside japan (not in america at least) talks about this exam.
update?
Hey I am also having the same problem I also don't find any video related to eju can you please help me
It seems as if the EJU is very intense. I have never heard of this exam. Now I know there is an alternative to the JLPT. Thanks so much for posting this video! Have a nice day.
Thank you so very much for covering this topic
I have for the longest time, been really confused about the entire EJU exam
Thank you for the video! I am also planning on taking the EJU with the science subjects to enter university. Wish me luck!
All I want is to be fluent in Japanese Aaaaaaaaaaaa
Love from Brazil🇧🇷
So surprised when you said Lucas doesn’t have any social media/UA-cam, he’s such a natural!
I lost it at "my usual 'murica crew". I needed a good laugh, so thank you.
Heyy as someone who took the june eju, it's so intense 😭 also taking the japan and the world subject :( everything in japan lol, でも これから後19日間が残ってるので頑張ってる😤✊ love from Malaysia!
did you pass?
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this test is MUCH easier than JLPT as a whole because it is an actual straight forward test without the million of "gotcha" questions that jlpt is famous for. PLUS , EJU is does not have much grammar questions because it is not a section on the test unlike the freaking JLPT . I am a professional translator for a very big company so I know all about the tests out there, EJU, JLPT , JTest , Kanji kentei , and EJU in my professional opinion is the best one to take. know your kanji cause in real life there is no furigana other than manga.
Thank you for the interesting and very informative content.
Ive been searching for a decent eju video for 2 years thank you so much ケムシさん for having this vid
Altho i'd rly also like it if you had a friend who took the mext undergrad exams and how he lived thru it i died from it the first time thanks
*hands you a REVIVE*
As always, thank you for the high-quality information!
This is good to know. Thank you for showing this.😀
Our pleasure!
I am half japanese and half Brazilian! And I also have Japanese citizenship! It's so good to know more about programs or tests I can make because most programs and scholarships, (like mext) don't let Japanese citizens apply! Hope I can find more content for me! Thank you!
Reading 2/5
Writing 3/5
Listening 4/5
Speaking 2.5/5
Japanese language able
Incorporate the Japanese version of Games like Nintendo Switch.
Watching UA-cam content in Japanese.
Watching my favorite content but have Japanese subtitles on UA-cam.
Continue my Japanese book of comprehension & grammar.
Started diary writing what I do in a day or and plan for activities for my life in Japanese.
Feeling comfortable speaking Japanese to myself.
For 2020 goals in Japanese.
My personal Japanese continuation of my life since 2012.
THANK YOU I NEEDED HELPPP.
What I do, since the exam is automatically corrected by a machine and they literally don't care about what you do with the 問題用紙、I underline almost everything near the right answer in the long texts, or the tricky parts. And then I cross out the extra info
To Be honest EJU and JLPT N1 is a huge Jump especially the listening part I was shocked
Secret Comment: if I learn Japanese, I would probably pass because I don’t have a problem in either math, chemistry, or physics, but from what you and Lucas said in the video it’s in 100% Japanese so I would fail indefinitely 😂
Yeji 예지 don’t forget about chemistry, math and physics vocabulary in Japanese. 🤓
You can take the Science and Math either in English or Japanese.
Great video. And I love your shirt
I'm having war flashbacks to my Uni-days of taking the JLPT (to assess my Japanese competency) We were never expected to "pass" the exam but I never scored high on it. It was fun for the first two years of Japanese but once you hit third/fourth year (it was a living hell for me).
Math is the bane of everyone school life
There is no other video about Eju in the whole of UA-cam
i love how interactive this video is! (Also, the hardest test would be Japanese, lmao T_T)
I think japan and the world is the hardest. You basically have to now every single thing about Japan and international affairs.
I really want to study in Japan, But didn't pass on MEXT scholarship 😊😔
Then use your own money to make your dream come true
Yeah the same happened to me this year as well :(
So can I only do one subject without doing maths and science
Hey I am currently living in japan so how can I give EJU in here
What’s harder do you think sat/act or eju?
So you need to be in Japan/Asia in order to take the EJU?
So, was the Japanese entrance exam you took something unique for the university you chose?
すごい高度な日本語力を要求する試験だね。
学者向けの試験かな
Russian guy: I come here to enlight Japan :) :) :)
Wow this is nice😊
I know in a video a long time ago you made a point that basically you are never too old to go to school. I started late and am a freshman at the age of 36. Is there ANYWAY to be able to get a scholarship to study in Japan over the age of 35? I haven't found anything state side but since you are there you might know of a way. And if you can't is it possible to be able to pay for tuition out of pocket as a foreigner in Japan?
Scholarships go on a school-by-school basis, so you'd have to check the schools you're interested in going to. I recommend looking at national (public) schools if you're paying out of pocket, since they're all $5K or under/yr.
Does anyone have the links? the ones posted on the description seem to be broken:(
I am taking the english version of the EJU soon. Could you suggest me some mathematics books to ace the mathematics part?
I'm going to do it like lucius first EJU and then JLPT. 😅😁
Congratulations! I guess I am really old but didnt it used to be just taking the Nikyu?
Can we learn more about what hes doing in his university? as in what exactly he's studying etc... because personally i'm interested in studying linguistics or studying in japan and im not sure how they work in terms of subjects etc
"Physics which is just basically worse math" as a retired physicist and math undergraduate, this is the most creative roast of physics I've ever heard😂😂😂😂
Anyone can tell the difficulty level of eju exam compared to jee exam which happens in INDIA....I'm planning to study in Japan
same as that man i’m dead 😵
thank you
I can't turn subtitles on for this video, it only gives me the option to add my own BUT INFORMATIVE REGARDLESS. :D
Looking into it now!!! Thanks for letting me know!
I've been translating lab stuff for so long the physics part didn't seem too hard.
Should I take eju before mext or after mext application
Lucas wants to do the exact same thing I want to do. Is there truly no way to contact him??
The question I wanted to see but I didn't see was "can I receive a scholarship with EJU score?''
i think you can
so what you're saying is the EJU is basically the equivalent of the American SAT?
In Japanese with.... JLPT section haha.
EJU is for foreigners
@@asamis1350 we've worked passed that part 😉
Gosh, he's so cute.
What about the gap ? Does it affect
Lets say you would get an scholarship (MEXT) for an PhD at an japanese university ... would you have to do an EJU?
No you don't have to
is eju compulsory in tohoku university?
Check their website!
@@kemushichanthey say they accept sat,act,ib and eju. I live in india. Can I give sat then? As it would be easier for me
@@sayanidas4917 yeah you can give any one of them
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so you can choose to only do the english exam? i thought "doing EJU" meant three exams (japanese math and japan&theworld) or four (japanese math and choose two out of chemistry physics and biology), like i thought you couldn´t do one sepparately?
As far as I understand, you have the option to take the subjects IN English or IN Japanese.
@@kemushichan oh shoot there's a typo sorry
So you can choose to only do the Japanese exam*
Like inside the subjects you need to do is it possible to choose only one subject (that being Japanese) and do it separately?
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Cant even get 36x2, good luck
Another informative video ..Great job.....Hey to you have information about the JET program and do you and your husband go to church in Japan???
Which English proficiency test is required for entrance into Japanese Universities? Please help
I am from India. So even if I say I know good English they would require a certification.
sed lyf
No English proficiency test . But u need to be extremely good at Japanese
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Shit I’m stressed out now
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It’s scaring 😅
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ルッカスは一番 イケメンですね😅
I wish engineering is Japanese compulsory
why?
EJU is 100x harder than JLPT, it's not even close hahah.
Math does not get hard until CALCULUS 2.
EJU,,,凄く難しそうですね😅
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EJU vs JEE advance
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Your content is good but you speak so much than person who explains the process. So my advice for you to speak less and say words when needed.
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