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Japanese Language NAT-TEST সম্পর্কে বিস্তারিত
The Japanese Language NAT-TEST is an examination that measures the Japanese language ability of students who are not native Japanese speakers. The tests are separated by difficulty (five levels) and general ability is measured in three categories: Grammar/Vocabulary, Listening and Reading Comprehension. The format of the exam and the types of questions are equivalent to those that appear on the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT).
Grammar & Vocabulary
Reading & Analysis
Audio & Understanding
The Japanese Language NAT-TEST is based on the Japanese Language Achievement Test for Non-Native Speakers, held twice a year since 1988 in Japan and other countries such as China, Taiwan and South Korea. It is used by many Japanese language schools and education centers as a proactive way of measuring students' performance.
Because the NAT-TEST conforms to the guidelines of the JLPT, it is an excellent way to prepare for that exam. Level 5 of the NAT-TEST is equivalent to N5 of the JLPT. While the JLPT is only held twice a year, our exam is held six times a year so you can get a more detailed measure of your progress.
Results are issued within three weeks of the examination date. The score report includes not only your general score but also a detailed breakdown of different sections. Your strong suits and weak points will be visible at a glance. For those who pass, a certificate of proficiency will be issued.
Our administration committee members who create the questions are veteran Japanese language instructors as well as textbook writers and editors. We use reference materials with an established reputation in the Japanese language education industry.
The NAT-TEST does not allow any improprieties concerning test taking. We confirm the identities of all test takers using application tickets with photo and identifying information. Proctors also verify identities at each exam site.
BDT 4,000/-
Applicable for all levels • Excluding payment gateway charges
The administration of the NAT-TEST is handled entirely by the Administration Committee of Senmon Kyouiku Publishing Co. (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan). The tests are operated by the Regional Office of each country. The Committee provides Regional Offices technical assistance and support to operate the NAT-TEST correctly and ensure the integrity of testing. In Bangladesh, Universal Languages and Skill Assessment Institute (ULSAI) as the DHAKA TEST CENTER is the responsible party for arranging the test for the citizens of the country. Dhaka Test Center allows Bangladeshi examinee to register and participate here for the test paying the allocated local currency of Bangladesh.
Available until the application deadline (sometimes limited seat capacity) has passed for that particular exam
Admission tickets (admit cards) 4-9 days before the test day
On your specified exam day at the designated venue
Maximum 3 weeks for result and 6 weeks for score report and certificate.
There are five levels of the Japanese Language NAT-TEST. Level 5 is the easiest followed by levels 4, 3, 2, and then level 1, which is the most difficult. The difficulty of each level corresponds to its respective level (from N5 to N1) on the JLPT. Levels 1 and 2 have a Language Knowledge section (reading, grammar, vocabulary), a Reading Comprehension section and a Listening section. Levels 3, 4 and 5 have a Language Knowledge section (kanji, vocabulary), a second Language Knowledge section (grammar, reading), and a Listening section.
Level 4 (4Q) of NAT-TEST is equivalent to CEFR A2.
| LEVEL | DIFFICULTY | JLPT EQUIVALENT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Most Difficult | N1 | Advanced – Near-native fluency |
| Level 2 | Difficult | N2 | Upper Intermediate – Complex texts |
| Level 3 | Intermediate | N3 | Intermediate – Everyday situations |
| Level 4 | Easy | N4 | Basic – Simple conversations (CEFR A2) |
| Level 5 | Easiest | N5 | Beginner – Elementary level |
A score report will be sent to all test takers of the NAT-TEST. For those who pass the exam, a certificate of proficiency will be sent as well with the examinee's picture attached. The score report includes not only your general score but also a detailed breakdown of different sections showing your strong suits and weak points at a glance.
The format of the Japanese Language NAT-TEST and questions that appear on it are based on the Japanese Language Achievement Test for Non-Native Speakers, which also conforms to the guidelines of the JLPT. For example, Level 5 of the NAT-TEST is equivalent to N5 of the JLPT.
View detailed comparison on nat-test.comYou can view sample exam questions on the official NAT-TEST website.
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