How does the Kyōtsū Test differ from the old Center Test?

The Kyōtsū Test emphasizes thinking skills and practical application over simple knowledge recall. Questions include more real-world scenarios and require deeper analysis. Reading passages are longer, and math questions focus more on problem-solving.

Do all universities require the Kyōtsū Test?

Most national and public universities require it as a first-stage screening. Many private universities also accept or require it, though some have separate admission methods.

Kyōtsū Test

Common Test for University Admissions

Last updated: January 5, 2025

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📋 About the Kyōtsū Test

The Kyōtsū Test costs Varies by country, takes approximately 2 days to complete, and scores on a 200-800 scale. Results are valid for 5 years.

Japan's national standardized test for university admissions, replacing the former Center Test in 2021. Required by most national and many private universities.

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Duration: 2 days
Cost: Varies by country
Validity: 5 years
Score Range: 200-800
Adaptive: No
At Home: No

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