The wait is finally over for thousands of aspiring students! The results of the 2025 Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) – First Session are now available. As of 10:00 AM JST on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, candidates can log in to the official portal and check their scores online.
We understand how eagerly students have been waiting for this moment. Due to the large number of users accessing the EJU Online system simultaneously, the portal might face heavy traffic during the initial hours. If you encounter slow loading or temporary downtime, we recommend trying again later. Your patience will ensure a smooth experience.
Viewing your EJU June 2025 scores and "Score Confirmation Report" is simple and quick using the official EJU Online portal.
If you applied individually or via a group where you personally managed your EJU My Page, you can check your scores and download the "Score Confirmation Report" directly.
Direct Login Link: https://eju-online.jasso.go.jp/src/CMNLOGIN010.php
Group coordinators can access the scores of all group applicants, provided that the applicants gave consent during the registration process. If an examinee opted for privacy, their score will remain visible only to them.
If you took the exam outside Japan or through a batch registration without a personal "My Page ID," you can still check your results. Simply register for a "My Page ID" on the EJU Online Score Confirmation Exclusive Page and access your "Score Confirmation Report."
Exclusive Page Link: https://eju-online.jasso.go.jp/src/SSKLOGIN010.php
Please remember that the "Score Confirmation Report" is for personal reference only and is not considered an official proof of result. The official results of the Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship (EJU June 2025 session) will be published by the end of August 2025, listing the Honors Scholarship Reservation Numbers alongside the EJU registration numbers.
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The EJU exam is conducted by the Mombusho Scholars Association of India (MOSAI) in collaboration with Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO), Tokyo. It is held twice a year—in June and November—across various centers, including New Delhi.
The exam includes two main sections:
Japanese Language Proficiency (conducted in Japanese only)
Academic Ability Test (Mathematics, Science, or Social Science), offered in both Japanese and English.
Students achieving top scores may also qualify for scholarships, such as the Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship, which offers around ¥52,000 per month.
To appear for EJU, the minimum academic qualification required is Class 11th. Students aiming to pursue undergraduate or postgraduate programs in Japan should consider taking the EJU exam.
For learners in Delhi NCR, our article on Online Japanese Course in Delhi NCR provides insights into structured learning options.
The EJU result now includes detailed statistics like average score, highest score, lowest score, and standard deviation per subject, helping students analyze their performance in depth.
Japanese as a Foreign Language:
Listening & Listening-Reading (200): Average 99.7
Reading (200): Average 133.5
Total (400): Average 233.2
Writing (50): Average 32.8
Science Subjects (out of 100):
Physics: 53.9
Chemistry: 50.9
Biology: 61.7
Japan and the World (200): Average 121.3
Mathematics (200):
Course 1: 96.7
Course 2: 113.3
Note: There is no pass or fail score in EJU. Universities evaluate applicants based on their overall performance relative to their admission criteria.
If you're curious about the differences in regional speech, explore our detailed comparison of Kansai-ben vs Standard Japanese.
1. EJU Exam Date 2025 in India?
The first session of EJU 2025 was held on June 15, 2025, while the second session is scheduled for November 9, 2025.
2. EJU Result Date 2025 June?
The EJU June 2025 results were officially released on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at 10:00 AM (JST).
3. What is the highest EJU score?
The maximum score for EJU (excluding writing) is 800. With writing included, the total goes up to 850.
4. How many students appeared for EJU in India?
For the June 2025 session, 242 students registered, and 119 examinees took the test in India.
5. What is the EJU score for the University of Tokyo?
A score close to 800 is considered competitive for the University of Tokyo, though specific requirements vary by department.
6. Is the EJU exam tough?
It is challenging but manageable with consistent preparation, especially focusing on the official syllabus and practice tests.
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