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After the written test, interview, based on the content of registration and examination results, participating universities will give ""pre-admission"" notification to candidates who meet their self-admission criteria.
These ""pre-admissions"" will be posted online or at designated venues on the dates indicated in the examination schedules.
In addition, the ""pre-admission"" is divided into four types of ""OFFER"". The eligibility conditions, tuition remission and scholarship and other treatment offered by each kind of ""offer"" are different, please note.
At the same time, these ""pre-admissions"" are internal decisions of each university. If candidates contact with the Examination Committee by phone or email to inquire about relevant matters, the Examination Committee can not answer any questions.
""Pre-admission"" is a qualification notice that comprehensive evaluates the candidates' current academic qualifications and themselves, including university admission funds, tuition fees, scholarships and other admission conditions.
As a prerequisite for this qualification to be translated into final admission, candidates need to master Advanced Japanese language ability. Some ""pre-admission"" requires candidates only to master Advanced Japanese ability to be admitted, while other ""pre-admissions"" require candidates to achieve certain results in some external examinations in addition to their Japanese ability. There are differences among all kinds of ""pre-admissions"".
The university has judged that the student's academic ability and comprehensive quality are in line with requirements of the university. As long as you complete the preparatory courses, and then obtain a score equivalent to JLPT N2 or above, you can enter the school.
Only one such OFFER can be selected.
As long as you complete the preparatory courses, then obtain a score equivalent to JLPT N2 or above, and confirm the learning status of Japanese at the final interview, you are admitted after passing the examination. In addition, when there are subjects taught in English, students will be required to submit their English scores or conduct an interview in English.
The university has judged that the student's academic ability and comprehensive quality are in line with requirements of the university. As long as you complete the preparatory courses, and then obtain a score equivalent to JLPT N2 or above, and take other appointed interviews and written tests, finally you will be admitted or not according to this.
You can select two such OFFERs at the same time.
Although the university does not give a pre-admission, there would be a higher pass rate if the students applied, so the Examination Committee judges that the possibility of qualifying after the students submitted for the examination would be very high, and issues a qualified notice to the students. As long as you complete the preparatory courses, then get a score equal to JLPT N2 or above, and participate in other appointed interviews and written tests, finally you will be admitted or not according to this.
When choosing such OFFER, you can choose two at the same time.
A university may grant a number of ""pre-admissions"" to different departments and under different conditions.
Some universities may offer different kinds of ""pre-admissions"" as mentioned above.
The ""pre-admission"" obtained through JPUE is only applicable to examinations within the scope of JPUE. It is not suitable for other colleges’ entrance examinations.
