The results of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test conducted in December 2025 have now been determined. The information about the test results and understanding the Score Reports can be found on https://www.jlpt.jp/e/guideline/results_online.html
Examinees took their test overseas, including Ghent, can view their test results online at https://www.jlpt-overseas.jp/onlineresults/
from 10 am, Friday, January 30 to 5 pm, Tuesday, March 31, Japan time.
Please note that this website is only available during the above period. A registration number and an 8-digit passcode which examinees wrote on the Application Form are required to display the test results online. If a passcode has not been set properly, examinees will not be able to see their test results online. In such cases, examinees are asked to wait until the certificates are issued and arrive to host institutions. If the passcode has been set properly, but the results cannot be accessed, please contact the host institution. Inquiries regarding the test results cannot be answered.
Starting with the December 2025 test, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) level corresponding to the JLPT total score will be added on score reports as reference information. For details about the reference indication of the CEFR level, please see the JLPT official website https://www.jlpt.jp/e/about/cefr_reference.html
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What is the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)?
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (日本語能力試験) is a test designed to evaluate the Japanese language proficiency of non-native speakers. The test is organized by the Japan Foundation and is the only official test for Japanese which is recognized worldwide. Obtaining a JLPT certificate for a certain level is therefore often a prerequisite to be allowed to study at a Japanese university or to get hired by a Japanese company. The JLPT test comprises 5 levels, ranging from N1, the highest level, to N5. At each level, the following competencies are being evaluated: vocabulary, grammar, reading ability, and listening comprehension. It is not necessary to obtain all five levels consecutively.
- choose the appropriate level
- sample questions for the different levels