Personalised coaching across N5–N1 with live speaking pods, kanji drills, and mock papers that mirror JLPT scoring.
Levels covered
N5 • N4 • N3 • N2 • N1
Conducted by
Japan Foundation
Exam windows
July & December (worldwide)
Curriculum aligned to official JLPT task-types with kana/kanji mastery checkpoints.
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The Japanese Language Proficiency Test certifies practical Japanese skills for study, travel, and employment visas.
Japan Foundation & Japan Educational Exchanges coordinate global test centres with standardised rubrics.
Most cities host JLPT twice a year (first Sunday of July & December). Registrations fill fast—often 2 months prior.
Outcomes, prep duration, key topics, exam format, and a quick link to the detailed syllabus.
Read and listen to basic Japanese covering everyday topics written in kana + simple kanji.
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Understand daily conversations, write simple essays, and recognise 300+ kanji.
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Handle longer texts, follow TV/radio fragments, and communicate beyond survival topics.
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Decode complex articles, abstract discussions, and professional Japanese media.
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Operate with near-native accuracy across research, business, and media contexts.
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Week 0
JLPT readiness audit (kanji, grammar, listening) + exam date mapping.
Weeks 1–8
Live grammar refreshers, kanji labs, vocabulary decks, and timed reading drills.
Weeks 9–10
Full-length JLPT-style mock with personalised improvement plan before registration cut-offs.
We email/WhatsApp these right after you request them.
Download printable hiragana/katakana grids with mnemonics and stroke guides.
Get this resourceReserve a spot in our weekly JLPT scoring breakdown and Q&A.
Get this resourceAssess whether you should target N4, N3, or higher this season.
Get this resourceReceive a week-by-week JLPT prep calendar with kanji targets and mock checkpoints.
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The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test has five levels from N5 (beginner) to N1 (near-native). N5-N4 suit beginners and students; N3 and above is where most Japan job and higher-study opportunities open up. Your tutor helps pick the right target in the orientation.
The JLPT is held twice a year, in July and December, at authorised test cities in India including New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata. Seats fill quickly after registration opens, so we plan your prep backwards from the sitting you choose.
No. The JLPT is a paper-based multiple-choice exam covering vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening. Our classes still build speaking skills for real-world use, but exam prep focuses on the tested sections and time strategy.
Starting from zero, N5 typically takes 10-12 weeks and N4 a further 12-14 weeks at 2-3 classes per week. Kanji and listening practice are paced weekly so nothing piles up before the exam.
Kanji is drilled in small weekly sets tied to the vocabulary you are learning, with spaced-repetition worksheets and reading passages that recycle previous sets — not a last-month cram list.
Yes, every class is a live 1-on-1 online session with recordings, worksheets, and mock JLPT papers under timed conditions as the exam approaches.
