【Japanese Listening Practice】How Japanese University Entrance Exams Really Work

Описание: In this video, you can practice your Japanese listening while learning about one of the most important parts of Japan’s education system: the university entrance exam process.
I speak a little slower than natural speed, so feel free to watch at 1.5~2× playback for a more natural flow.

This episode covers the essential points of how university admissions work in Japan, including:
How entrance exams work in Japan and why test scores matter so much
The roles of the nationwide Common Test and each university’s secondary exam
Key differences between national and private universities
The concept of a rōnin year, when students take an extra year to study

This video is perfect for learners who want to improve their listening skills while gaining real cultural insight into how Japanese students prepare for university.

👉 If you'd like to watch the English version of this topic, check it out here: [   • How Japanese University Entrance Exams Rea...  ]

[INDEX]
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Japanese University Entrance Exams
01:36 National vs. Private Universities
02:29 Entrance Exams for National Universities
05:18 Entrance Exams for Private Universities
06:32 Private Universities as a “Backup Plan”
07:33 The “Rōnin” Year
08:29 How High School Life Connects to University Entrance Exams
11:00 Conclusion
11:40 Closing Remarks


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