Are there any good universities in Japan?

First, correct the LZ concept. Dongda is very different from Japan and even Asia, which ranked first. Zaoda is not in the top ten among Japanese comprehensive universities, followed by private universities, and Keio University is the first private university. Therefore, the difficulty of jujube is incomparable with that of Dongda University. Students who take an examination of famous Japanese imperial universities can regard Zaoda as the bottom school, so it is understandable to be pessimistic about Dongda University. Why do you think jujube is so difficult? It just means that I don't know Japanese universities yet. It should also be said that most Japanese students come from China, and most of them are in Tokyo. Many students who were not in Tokyo when they were studying in language schools also liked to go to Tokyo for parties when they were admitted to universities, which led to a cluster of universities in the Capital Region, making it even more difficult for some not-so-good schools to be admitted to universities in other regions. As long as LZ is relaxed, the family is not very difficult, and there is no need to work in Tokyo to earn a lot of money. That man couldn't go to Tokyo to squeeze people, and finally found that he was not as good as a foreign school. Tokyo just has a good geographical location, concentrated schools and many opportunities to make money and play, that's all. Not all good universities are in Tokyo. Answer LZ's question again: actually, LZ mainly looks at the last table. Other rankings are for reference. The last one was ranked by the Japanese themselves according to the deviation of universities. The higher the deviation value, the more difficult it is for the school to test. In fact, there are many more, and I don't have any screenshots, because when I get to the D-level university, it will be the last university that Japanese students can attend in Japan. If it's worse than this, I don't have to watch it. It's meaningless. Let's talk about the level of going to this university first ... Saa, Dongda University, you can get at least 2 1 1 in the national entrance examination+the degree of effort of students from Peking University and Tsinghua. It is expected that you will basically work hard on the basis of 580 points in the college entrance examination. It should be noted that I think the flower level of 580 is true, which shows that your knowledge level is in place. You can only say that you have more than 580 students in the college entrance examination. There may be no difference in level, so 580 people and 680 people going to Japan are on the same starting line. The extra 100 mark in the college entrance examination will not give you any advantage in Japan. The examination mode is completely different. Similarly, your cultural course foundation is very good, and this level is not enough. So, you have to work hard to go to Japan. They have a lot of things that we didn't learn in high school, but the examination papers are generally simpler than ours and the scope of investigation is wider. As for the on-campus examination, it is generally more difficult than the unified examination for international students. Take Dongda University as an example. Basically, all the questions are more difficult than our college entrance examination ... Dongda University requires international students to score more than 80 points in TOEFL ibt, but the actual situation is about 95 points, so if you want to rely on it, take the score line as 90 points. Just over 80 has no competitive advantage. Then, foreign students should get full marks to take the exam, with a total score of 800, 720+ in science and 750+ in liberal arts. Then with the above TOEFL scores, you are generally eligible to take the internal examination of Dongda University. Then Aaa: Kyoto University, and National Imperial University named after Dongda University. Dongda is like Peking University, and Peking University is Tsinghua. (Of course, it is only a metaphor that these two schools can rank more than 200 in the international ranking of Tsinghua of Peking University. Doesn't mean the level is equal. ) Science and natural science are dominant, with more Nobel Prize winners than Dongda, but the attainments of liberal arts are naturally not as good as Dongda. It can be said that Dongda makes politicians and Peking University breeds scientists. Moreover, Peking University is a well-known left-wing university, and its policy towards international students in China is relatively loose, and its enrollment is relatively large. Generally, only a few foreigners are recruited for a major in Dongda University, but after one year, more than 30 foreigners may enter Dongda University. Take Peking University as an example. A department may have more than 30 students. Therefore, although it is a top school, it is less difficult because of the large number of students enrolled, as long as the foundation is good and proper efforts are made. In science, if you get a high level of 550 in China and have the consciousness of being admitted to a famous domestic school, you will have the capital to go to Beijing for a big job. The chances of being admitted are much higher than those of Dongda University, but it doesn't mean that you are in a fog. Simply put, Peking University is based on your high level. Peking University requires foreign students to take TOEFL ibt 6 1 or above. International students can get a perfect score of 800 points in the unified examination, more than 650 in science and more than 700 in liberal arts. With the above TOEFL scores, you can generally take the internal examination of Peking University. And the elimination rate of in-school exams is very low. As long as it's true, the foreign students' scores in the unified examination are up to standard, you can think that one foot has entered Peking University! Unlike Dongda University, passing the exam marks means that you have opened a door, and there are still many questions about whether you can be admitted. Also, engineering students of Peking University can try their luck, science students. If international students get 600, they can touch it. If the competition had not been fierce, he might have recorded it for you. Aa: hitotsubashi university, tokyo institute of technology, Osaka University. Hitotsubashi university, which ranks first in Japan, is a liberal arts university with few students. For liberal arts students, it is not easier to test a bridge than to test Dongda, but the level is equivalent! However, 50+ in TOEFL is enough. Dongdong University, a pure science university, has a relatively large enrollment scale, but it is more difficult because there are many people in the capital circle. The development trend of this school is very good, and the international ranking is booming. Unlike those top universities, they are basically frozen. And you don't want TOEFL scores, but there is English in the school exam. You don't pay much attention to this English score, but you pay attention to math. Osaka University, the third largest comprehensive national university in Japan, is also one of imperial universities, with a small number of students. Each department only recruits about two foreigners a year, so it is more difficult than Peking University, and Osaka is the second largest area where international students gather, and the competition is fierce. A: Tohoku University, Tsukuba University, Nagoya, Kyushu University, Kobe University, Waseda, Keio Yoshio. Northeastern University is also a comprehensive national university. In Sendai, the school where Lu Xun studied, the place was partial and the environment was bitter. There are relatively few people going to take the exam, but it does not prevent them from taking the exam in the Fourth University of Japan. The material department ranks first in the world all the year round. TOEFL requires 78 points, which is said to be not that high, but it still needs to take 60+. There are many foreign students in this university. Although the University of Tsukuba is a comprehensive university known as the Silicon Valley of Japan, it obviously has a strong advantage in science, and various high-tech industries gather in Tsukuba. Nagoya University, one of the imperial universities, is the fifth national university in Japan, located in Aichi Prefecture, the industrial center. This supporting enterprise is Toyota Motor ... Aichi Prefecture and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and other famous industrial enterprises. TOEFL requires 39+ and actually gets 45 ~ 50+. However, Mingda, as the first famous school to make a wish and take an in-school exam, is generally a school that tries its hand or comes to the bottom, and the competition may be very strong. But many people who have been admitted to Dongda University are not here to study. Look at those who were admitted to Dongda University and Beijing University, many of them were admitted to Mingda University at the same time, thus occupying the quota, which led to the failure of those who wanted to go to school. This has to be said to be a very headache. This university is also dominated by science students, and science students have a chance to get 550+. There are only interviews and small papers in school exams, and we attach great importance to exam scores. Just like the exam, they have stepped in. Kyushu University, the sixth comprehensive national university, is one of imperial universities. It is located in Fukuoka and belongs to a remote area. Its advantage is the medical department. Few people come to Tokyo to take the exam, and most of the candidates are local students in Kyushu. The competition is not as serious as that in developed areas, and the specific requirements are unknown. It is estimated that 40+ is enough. The pass rate of the on-campus exam is the same as that of Nagoya. Waseda has finally become more private ... I believe I don't need to introduce it too much. Waseda is not difficult to test. In the past, many students in China were junior college students, but they had to have money at home to take the exam early. The tuition fee of 7W RMB a year and the living expenses of nearly 1 W5 RMB a month in Tokyo are affordable. Jujube University is famous in China because there are many people in China. Dominant majors are related to culture and politics, so many politicians graduated from early universities and did not do much in other fields. Another background is that the early universities were Japanese aristocratic schools. Many students are children of Japanese politicians and wealthy businessmen, which of course gives this school a halo, but we must be clear that our international students do not have that background. Our father is not a Japanese parliamentarian or cabinet member. Even if we study the most dominant major in this school, we have no background to strive for equal social status with the Japanese. Therefore, the aura of jujube is of little significance to international students. Keio is the number one Japanese private enterprise. Honestly, I don't understand. I have never paid attention to this school. That is, the school was first established in Japan, and then it was very civilized and received many foreign students. I just need a TOEFL score of 50+. Kobe University, a famous business university, is not very familiar with it, and it is difficult to take the exam, and its business status is second only to Joey. Universities only talk about Class A, which are all famous universities in Japan. Of course, there are some that are not mentioned. These schools are world-class or well-known. Let's talk about the admission method. Japanese universities, especially good universities, have no way to apply directly in China (excluding graduate students). They have to go to a language school in Japan first, and then take the unified exam for international students twice a year (June165438+1October), and enter the exam through this score, but this is only the first level. With this score, there are generally only stepping stones, knocking at the door and internal selection exams. This unified examination for international students is divided into arts and sciences, with a total score of 800. Liberal arts test: Japanese 400, mathematics (1)200, liberal arts comprehensive 200. Science test: Japanese 400, Mathematics (2) 200, Physics and Chemistry (200). Among them, liberal arts candidates account for more than 75% of the total candidates, the rest are science, and some only test Japanese. The same is true of Japanese papers. Math (1) is simple, with a small scope, generally only reaching Grade One, while Math (2) is difficult, with a large scope. Calculus and determinant are also tested, which is close to the level of freshmen in China. Usually, 650+ in liberal arts and 600+ in science have good universities, especially in science. Because there are few people taking the exam, science students usually get higher grades in college, and Japan's developed natural science is originally. Applying for a language school is too complicated, usually through an intermediary, but the language school is only a foothold, and most of what you want to learn depends on yourself. I hope these are helpful to LZ problem.