Undergraduate

(1) Social Sciences and Humanities(a) Social Sciences and Humanities-A: Law, Politics, Pedagogy, Sociology, Literature, History, Japanese language, others.(b) Social Sciences and Humanities-B: Economics, Business Administration.

(2) Natural Sciences(a) Natural Science A: Science (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry), Electric and Electronic Studies (Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Information Engineering), Mechanical Studies(Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture), Civil Engineering and Architecture (Civil Engineering, Architecture, Environmental Engineering), Chemical Studies (Applied Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Chemistry, Textile Engineering), other fields (Metallurgical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Maritime Engineering, Biotechnology).(b) Natural Science B: Agricultural studies (Agriculture, Agricultural Chemistry, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Science, Veterinary Medicine, Forestry, Food Science, Fisheries), Hygienic studies (Pharmacy, Hygienics, Nursing), and Science (Biology).(c) Natural Science C : Medicine, and Dentistry.

Sequence and series: finding general terms, find limit, convergence, knowing a bit about series

Graphing: f(x), f(-x), -f(x), f(x-2), f-1(x),….

Probability: all in grade 12 until Bayes’stheorem, total probability, (no need to learn normal distribution)

Derivation

Integration: grade 12 and more including Analyse I, also multiple integrals

Geometry

Function (especially polynomial) and function analyse + L’hopital

Inequality and system of inequalities

Equations and system of equations

Expect some trick questions

Mechanics: free body diagram, motion (Balistic, harmonic, free-fall,….), angular motion ( radius of curvature*, centripitalacceleration, moment..), equilibrium, energy, collisions, momentum, elasticity, fluid mechanics (pressure, Buoyant forces, Pascal’s and Archimedes’s principles, Bernoulli’s equation).

Waves: wave motion and its properties, Doppler effect, resonance, interference, diffraction, standing waves, superposition.

Thermodynamics: ideal gases

Electricity and magnetism

Light and optics: reflection, refraction, diffraction, interference, polarization, dispersion and prism, lens, infra-visible-ultra light

Modern physics: Einstein’s principle of relativity, relative motion, time dilation, mass and energy (also known as E=mc2), photoelectric effect, nuclear physics, and radioactivity.

Dilution

Atomic structure and properties

Chemical reactions and energy:

exo-endothermic reactions, bond energies

Chemical equilibrium

Solubility equilibria

Acids and bases

Oxidation-reduction reactions

Organic chemistry: Reactions and its catalysts, isomerism, official names of certain compounds (etylene, accetylene, TNT, anthracene, phenanthrene,….), IUPAC….

College of Technology

Those who wish to study in Japan as students at a college oftechnology must choose a field of specialization (major) from among (1) to (7) below.

(1) Mechanical Engineering

(2) Electrical and Electronic Engineering

(3) Information, Communication and Network Engineering

(4) Materials Engineering

(5) Architecture

(6) Civil Engineering

(7) Maritime Engineering

(8) Other Fields

Section1

• Sequence, Series, Probability, Trigonometric Function, Plane, Differentiation, Equation, Inequality

Section2

• Matrix and Determinant

Section3

• Integration, Graph (Curves, Lines, Areas,…etc.)

Mechanics: free body diagram, motion (Ballistic,

harmonic, free-fall,….), angular motion ( radius of curvature*, centripetal acceleration, moment..), equilibrium, energy, collisions, momentum, elasticity, fluid mechanics (pressure, Buoyant forces, Pascal’s and Archimedes' principles).

Waves: wave motion and its properties, Doppler

effect, resonance, interference, diffraction.

Thermodynamics: ideal gases

Electricity and magnetism: Forces, Fields,

Energy…etc

Light and optics: reflection, refraction,

diffraction, interference, dispersion and prism, lens

Chemical element, Molecule, and Chemical compound Atom and Electron configuration Chemical reactions and energy Chemical equilibrium Acids and bases Oxidation-reduction reactions Inorganic chemistry (Separation of metal ions,

Properties of metals and ceramics) Organic chemistry (Aliphatic and aromatic

compounds, Sugar, Amino acid and peptide, Synthetic polymers)

Electrolysis and Battery Cell

Specialize Training College

Technology

Civil Engineering and Architecture

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Wireless Communication

Computer

Information Processing

Other Subjects

Personal Care and Nutrition

Education and Welfare

Business

Fashion and Home Economics

Culture and General Education

Other fields

Section1◦ Algebra(Vector, equation, inequality, power,

logarithms, exponential, Sequences and Series, permutation, combination, integrale etc)

Section2◦ Curve( Symmetry, parabola, line equation,

transformation etc)

Section3◦ Trigonometry

◦ Geometry (xy-coordinate)

Do your best, don’t worry about it.

Technical English words are important.

Ambition and purpose of life

What is more important, money or passion?

Why Japan and why your major ?

Avoid comparisons and criticism

What do you know about Japanese culture?

Do you think the Japanese is difficult?

Never talk about money

Be willing and prepared to learn Japanese by conveying that you like it

The selected candidates must be willing to learn Japanese.

Japanese is difficult but it’s not impossible. The written examination is the most

important part of the selection process. Most questions are tricky, so, give a logical

answer. Kanji are not as difficult and complicated as

what most people think. In fact, I manage to learn 100 kanji a week (just meaning), and manage to remember at least 80%.

Thank You!