Cautions regarding the Examination, etc.

Please read "EJU Bulletin" and "Cautions upon Taking EJU" carefully for cautions regarding the examination.

Things to Bring on the Examination Day

Notes:

  • *You cannot use earplugs since they may disturb you in listening to instructions, etc., of the proctor.
  • *At some venues, it is impossible to adjust room temperature. Therefore, please wear temperature-adjustable clothing.

Examination Venues

Personal Identity Confirmation (Important)

Before entering the examination room, the original of your personal identification document and your examination voucher will be used to confirm your identity. The personal identification documents to be used are limited to the original, valid Residence Card, Passport, or My Number Card (Individual Number Card) only. Copies or digital images of identification documents, as well as receipts for documents under renewal (such as Residence Cards), cannot accepted as valid identification. If you do not present the original of your personal identification document, or if the examinee's identity cannot be confirmed, you will not be allowed to take the test.

  • * If you are in the process of renewing your residence period, etc. online, please present the original Residence Card along with the "Certificate of Application for Renewal" issued by the Immigration Services Agency of Japan (printed from the online application page).
  • * Submissions will not be accepted after the exam.

Requests Concerning Infectious Disease

Answering Method

The answering method is mark-sheet. Make sure you use an HB pencil to blacken the number for the answer. You cannot use a ball-point pen or mechanical pencil. Numbers that are blackened too lightly will not be marked.
Examination scores are calculated by totaling the points for all correct answers. No points are subtracted for incorrect answers. For more details of answering method, refer to EJU Bulletin's “11. Answering Method”

About Cheating and other malicious prohibited behaviors

JASSO will continue to take strict measures against cheating. In addition, information of malicious cheating may be provided to universities.

About Problems and Other Events Which Occur during the Examination

The Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) pledges to do everything in its capacity to ensure that the examination is offered in proper fashion. However, upon occurrence of events during the exam which interfere with your ability to respond or otherwise threaten to impact your scores, please immediately inform a proctor of those circumstances. Our proctors (or other staffers) will confirm the details and deal with the specific situations.
During the Japanese as a Foreign Language test Listening Comprehension and Listening-Reading Comprehension questions, in cases when noises or other occurrences interfere with your ability to adequately hear the audio contents, please raise your hand and immediately inform a staffer of the situation after completion of the Listening Comprehension and Listening-Reading Comprehension audio.
If not satisfied with the actions taken by our staffers at such times, you may directly appeal to the supervisors at each examination site. Please note, however, that the final judgments on such matters will be made by JASSO.
Likewise, please be aware that issuing requests after completion of the examination may prevent you from retaking the tests or benefiting from other relief measures.