Admission and Scholarship in Japan 🇯🇵 (Part B)

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Tag your friends and family to enjoy Part B.

If you missed Part A, check here:

In Part B, we will be talking about University Recommended MEXT.

This is how it works:

First, you have to check for all schools in Japan using: 4icu.org/jp/. If you have a particular city preference, go to the Universities in those cities and check their official
websites. Every school has the University-Recommended MEXT page on their official website.

This is where you will see all the requirements, eligibility, benefits, application rounds, Language proficiency requirement, health, Nationality, and visa requirements.

Two examples are:
Make sure you carefully read everything on the page so as to understand.

You can also google 'MEXT UNIVERSITY RECOMMENDED' to see the list of schools involved in this scholarship.

Generally, you need to first get a Professor that can supervise your work because you will have to
put the name in the form.

Also, note that you have to courier ALL filled hard copy forms to the school.

Let me summarise the way MEXT university category is done in Tohoku University, @Chilometric's school as an example so that you can have an idea .
Note that there may be some slight changes in other schools.

1. Get a supervisor in your field: tohoku.ac.jp/en/admissions/…
Please make sure your course is taught in English. Scroll up the page to see. You can also watch the Introductory video.

2. Confirm everything about admission and scholarship here:
They will tell you when MEXT University recommended opens (usually around August-September).

3. Fill the form on the portal and your credentials will be evaluated.

4. If you are shortlisted, the school will reach out to you for a screening exam.

The screening exam is
usually monitored. Your supervisor will set up an exam for you and he will be there throughout the exam time. Your video will be ON till the end of the exam.

He/She will send the exam questions. You will print the exam, solve the questions, upload the answers within a specific
time (usually 3-4hrs).

Note that some schools may not require that you write the exam.

5. Your result will be announced with your registration number, and these are the common results:

i. Passed with Scholarship
ii Passed without Scholarship
iii. Failed.
The summary is that your supervisor will take you through these steps if you can convince him from your email.

That's all for the University Recommended MEXT.

Other routes of getting a scholarship involve a Prof. telling you he/she has internal scholarships/funds in his/her
dept., and he/she is willing to give you. You will be guided on how to get the scholarship.

Let's look at some benefits attached to MEXT Scholarship:

1. No visa fee
2. You will be picked from the airport to your lodge by someone who can speak English.
3. You will be assigned a 'Personal Assistant' for about a year, usually, someone from your lab to help you get basic things in school and at home. This person will help you adapt to the school and environment.

Interestingly, the P.A is paid by the school for helping you,
because you have to sign that you are well taken care of🤣.

4. The stipend is around 145,000 yen/month for masters and 146,000 yen/month for Ph.D. You can save about 70,000 yen/month.

5. You can do TA/GA to get more funds.

6. You will have access to world-class facilities.
7. You will be given a flight back to your home country after your program and will be given an official sent forth.

For sure, you can move to other countries easily from there.

Masters is about 2 years and Ph.D. is about 3 years.
Thanks for reading, make sure you tag your friends.

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You know how we do it guys😍.

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