
PTE
The Pearson Test of...
Learning Japanese opens the door to education, career, and cultural opportunities in Japan. For Nepalese students planning to study, work, or live in Japan, two of the most recognised proficiency tests are the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) and the NAT-Test.
Both exams assess your ability to read, write, listen, and understand Japanese. But they differ in structure, purpose, and recognition. At our institute, we prepare you for both JLPT and NAT with a practical, skill-based approach that boosts your confidence and exam performance.
JLPT is internationally recognised and often required for university admission, scholarships, and professional licensing in Japan. It is held twice a year and has five levels (N5–N1), with N1 being the highest.
NAT-Test is widely accepted by Japanese language schools for student visa processing. It’s considered a good alternative or preparatory step for JLPT, with six levels (Q5–Q1) corresponding closely to JLPT levels. NAT is held six times a year, giving students more flexibility in scheduling.
If you plan to study or work in Japan, having a good score in either JLPT or NAT greatly improves your chances of acceptance and success.
Level | Purpose | Proficiency Level |
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N5 / Q5 | Beginner-level entry to Japanese learning | Understands basic phrases, hiragana, katakana, simple kanji; can manage short daily conversations. |
N4 / Q4 | Upper beginner for daily use & basic study | Reads short passages, understands slow speech, communicates in familiar situations. |
N3 / Q3 | Intermediate for work/study readiness | Understands everyday Japanese, follows normal speech, reads moderately complex texts. |
N2 / Q2 | Upper-intermediate for university/pro work | Reads complex texts, understands natural-speed conversation even on unfamiliar topics. |
N1 / Q1 | Advanced for full academic/professional integration | Reads and comprehends advanced writing, participates fluently in professional discussions. |
Skill Area | What It Covers |
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Vocabulary & Grammar | Knowledge and use of Japanese words, sentence structures, and expressions |
Reading | Comprehension of texts from simple sentences to advanced passages |
Listening | Understanding spoken Japanese in conversations, lectures, and announcements |
The average cost for taking the JLPT/NAT in Nepal is around 4500 NPR.
We offer targeted JLPT and NAT preparation in Nepal with a curriculum designed for exam success and real-life communication skills. Our trainers focus on grammar, vocabulary, listening comprehension, and reading speed, while also helping you adapt to Japanese culture and etiquette.
Whether you’re aiming for JLPT N3 for university admission or NAT Q4 for language school entry, we have a customised study plan to help you reach your goals.
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