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What is JLPT ?
JLPT(Japanese language proficiency Test ), is a standardized criterion-referenced test to evaluate and certify Japanese language proficiency for non-native speakers, covering language knowledge, reading ability, and listening ability.
The test consists of five levels: N1, N2, N3, N4, and N5, with N1 being the highest level and N5 the lowest. The test may be held only in July or December in some cities and Japan.
Your Gateway to Japanese Language Mastery
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a globally recognized examination that measures and certifies the Japanese language skills of non-native speakers. First introduced in 1984, the JLPT is jointly administered by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (JEES). It is the most trusted and widely used test for assessing Japanese language proficiency.

N1 (Advanced Level)
Kanji – 2000
Vocabulary – 10000
Study Time – about 1200 hours
N2 (Pre-Advanced Level)
Kanji – 1000
Vocabulary – 6000
Study Time – about 800 hours
N3 (Intermediate Level)
Kanji – 600
Vocabulary – 3000
Study Time – about 600 hours
N4 (Elementary Level)
Kanji – 300
Vocabulary – 1500
Study Time about 400 hours
N5 (Basic Level)
Kanji- 100
Vocabulary – 800
Study Time about 200 hours
📝 Exam Levels: N5 to N1
The JLPT has five levels, designed to suit learners from beginners to advanced:
- N5: Basic understanding of Japanese (simple conversations, hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji).
- N4: Ability to understand basic Japanese used in daily situations.
- N3: Bridging level that covers more complex grammar and vocabulary. Understands everyday topics spoken slowly.
- N2: High-intermediate level. Understands most conversations and texts, including news and business topics.
- N1: Advanced proficiency. Capable of reading academic or professional materials and engaging in fluent conversations.
Each level tests Language Knowledge (Vocabulary & Grammar), Reading, and Listening. Note: There is no speaking component in the JLPT.
🎯 Why Take the JLPT?
Whether you’re studying Japanese for career growth, academic goals, or personal interest, the JLPT offers many benefits:
- 📄 Official Certification: Proves your Japanese language ability worldwide.
- 💼 Career Opportunities: Many Japanese companies, both in Japan and abroad, require or prefer JLPT certification (especially N2 or N1).
- 🏫 Academic Recognition: Required by many universities in Japan for international students.
- 🗾 Visa and Residency Advantages: Higher JLPT levels (like N1 and N2) are often recognized in Japan’s immigration and work visa applications.
- 🧠 Goal-Oriented Learning: The structure of the test helps learners set clear study targets and track their progress.
🌍 Who Can Take the JLPT?
The JLPT is open to all non-native Japanese speakers, regardless of age, nationality, or educational background. It is conducted twice a year — typically in July and December — in over 80 countries and regions around the world.
📚 Ready to Begin?
Whether you’re just starting out or aiming for fluency, preparing for the JLPT is a rewarding journey. Explore our site for:
- 📘 Study guides & practice resources
- 📅 Upcoming test dates & registration info
- 🎓 Tips for passing each JLPT level
Take your Japanese to the next level — start your JLPT journey today!
練習(れんしゅう)しましょう
Are you ready for JLPT Test?
Let’s Try to improve your Japanese significantly with our Old questions sample Test. We have Vocabulary, Listening, Grammar and Reading test for N3, N4 and N5.

Useful links
We have collected websites that will be useful for each Level
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