Full score of A-C exam 1000. These include:

More than 930 points is the special grade. Candidates who have reached this level can understand and deal with professional topics in various fields and occasions, and have high communication skills. Grade a (CEFR? C2 degree), able to understand professional topics in many fields and occasions, and have sufficient communication skills. Above 850 points, subject to Grade A.. Basic understanding of common topics in many fields and occasions, and adequate communication skills.

Grade B is above 800. Have sufficient communication skills in general fields and occasions. Grade B (CEFR C 1) is taken as the standard for those with scores above 700, which is equivalent to the level of Japanese proficiency test N 1. Have sufficient communication skills in daily life and workplace.

A score of 600 or above is Grade C (CEFR B2 level), which is equivalent to N2 level of Japanese proficiency test. Have basic communication skills in daily life and workplace.

If you don't reach 600, you won't get any grades.

D-E level

The D-E exam scored 700. These include:

A score of 500 or above is Grade D, which is equivalent to N3 Japanese proficiency test. Candidates who have reached this level can have certain communication skills in daily life and fixed occasions in the workplace.

A score of 350 or above is Grade E (CEFRA2), which is equivalent to the N4 level of Japanese proficiency test. Be able to communicate in elementary Japanese in fixed situations in daily life and workplace.

If you don't reach 350, you won't get any grades.

F-G grade

The F-G exam scored 350. These include:

Grade e (CEFRA 1 level) with a score of 250 or above is equivalent to the level of the Japanese proficiency test N5. Candidates who have reached this level can communicate to a certain extent within the scope of Japanese at the primary level.

Grade g is above 180. Can communicate in Japanese at the entry level.

Did not reach 180, no grades.

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Examination content

From may 20 19, the practical Japanese appraisal examination was changed from the original A ~ D examination and E ~ F examination to A ~ C examination, D ~ E examination and F ~ G examination.

Although the types of exams have changed, the setting of topics has not changed significantly. Each test includes reading comprehension test and listening comprehension test. Among them, the reading comprehension test consists of grammar and vocabulary problems, reading comprehension problems, Chinese characters problems and narrative problems (F ~ G test is changed to multiple-choice essay writing problems), and the listening comprehension test consists of portrait problems, listening comprehension problems, reaction problems and dialogue and explanation problems.