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Japan MEXT Scholarship 2028 (apply 2027)

Govt of Japan (MEXT) · UG/PG · INT

Japan MEXT Scholarship 2028 (apply 2027)

Fully funded tuition + stipend + airfare for UG/Masters/PhD in Japan via embassy recommendation.

Who can apply

Class 12 (UG track) or Bachelor's (research track); age limits apply

Catalog wording — confirm the full rules in the official brochure.

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Fee

Free

Source: studyinjapan.go.jp

Key dates

  • 📝 Apply 2027-04-15 → 2027-06-15 · Embassy recommendation; watch embassy notice📅 Add to calendar
  • ⚡ Exam day 2027-07-01 → 2027-07-31 · Written tests + interview at embassy/consulates📅 Add to calendar

⚠️ These dates have not been verified against the official site by BrightPath. Treat them as an expected window and confirm on the official portal. studyinjapan.go.jp · not checked

Dates read from the catalog — confirm on studyinjapan.go.jp.

Prep plan

  1. Download the official syllabus and information brochure
  2. Map the syllabus to your school textbooks and mark weak chapters
  3. Solve official previous-year papers topic by topic
  4. Sit timed mock tests regularly and review every mistake
  5. Keep a short-notes sheet for last-week revision
  6. Recheck the official site for any change in pattern or dates

📝 Practice this exam

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Plan the prep and the money for this exam

Weeks available is prefilled from the catalog's next exam date (2027-07-01): 33 weeks from today. Everything else is yours to type.

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Who this suits

  • Students targeting universities abroad who can plan several months ahead
  • Anyone comfortable preparing from official practice material, mostly self-paced
  • Students whose families can budget for test, application and tuition together

Common mistakes

  • Registering late and missing the application window — check the key dates above first
  • Preparing from random material instead of the official syllabus and sample papers
  • Booking the test before confirming which universities actually accept it
  • Keeping no backup — pair this with at least one more exam from the same stream

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