Admission Requirements for Study in Japan, Japanese Universities, Eligibility Criteria, Application Process, Procedure for Study in Japan-
Following is the eligibility criteria for study in japan for mba, engineering, bachelors, masters and phd programs for getting admission into japanese universities:
ELIGIBILITY:- For a Bachelor’s degree a student should complete undergraduate studies for at least 4 years. For medicine, dentistry and veterinary science there should be completion of 6 years of study. For a Master's degree a student should complete 2 years or the required number of years for research courses of the selected specialization. Also, a Master’s thesis which is judged satisfactorily has to be done. For a Ph. D a student must complete 5 years of graduation. Also, the student must write a doctoral thesis that is judged satisfactorily and pass an examination. For an Associate’s degree a student must graduate from junior college for 2 years or 3 years or from a college of technology for 5 years. For a Technical Associate degree a student should be a graduate of post secondary courses of special training colleges that have been accredited by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and have fulfilled necessary requirements, such as minimum course attendance of least 2 years and a total of at least 1,700 hours of instruction, then these students can call themselves "qualified specialists." APPLICATION PROCESS:- On the application form the students’ talents, grades, academic performance, letter of recommendations, hobbies and interests and statement of purpose i.e. why Japan is the selected choice for studies, there should be context of the current affairs of Japan, the mark sheets or transcripts should also be attached or be mentioned. A student has to write about himself or herself in what is called a “ Personal Statement/Essay”. This is like an autobiography. The opportunity is to bring out the best of yourself as well as emphasize one’s written and communication skills. A student must mention their GPA scores, extracurricular activities as well as other talents. A student is advised to spend a lot of effort and time on this and take guidance and an opinion of academician or professor. The next stage is the Personal interview where a student is put face to face with a selection committee. Here the student is asked about the current events of Japan. The behaviour, manners and presentation should be immaculate. There could be a group interview or discussion, here it is advised not to talk unnecessarily to keep the focus on oneself. Remember, weightage is given on content or depth of speech and not on volume or length of speech.