The thought of taking JLPT is stressful, but what about preparing for them? With so many things to learn, it’s easy for anyone to feel completely disorganized.
Our JLPT Mega List is the perfect guide for students taking — or planning — the proficiency exam.
Want to take your JLPT preparation to the next level? We have in-person and online JLPT courses taught by our experienced Japanese instructors to help you ace your next JLPT exam!
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What is The JLPT Mega List?
You will get full access to our N5 to N1 materials. Each sheet will take you on a particular test element: kanji, vocabulary, or grammar. In total, 15 sheets will accompany you from beginner to advanced Japanese.
All Japanese learning sources you’ll get are sourced from our in-house curriculum. We don’t like to boast, but this ultimate sheet will help you pass the JLPT exam with flying colors. All the lessons are hand-selected and trusted by our instructors.
How to Get It — for Free
Yes, this list is completely free for all online learners. All you have to do is sign up to our mailing list, and we’ll immediately send you a link to our sheet. You can duplicate and download it. How and when you plan to use it is up to you.
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Why Our Mega List Can Help You
If you’re learning Japanese, you’re probably familiar with this scene: mountains of textbooks and workbooks, piles of exercise sheets, and scattered vocabulary flashcards. And that’s just for one JLPT level.
So what if you can have all the needed materials in one file?
The JLPT Mega List is convenient, effective, and, above all, hassle-free. Why? Because all the things you need to pass the test are fully integrated. No more bundles of heavy textbooks and workbooks. When you finish one section, the next lesson is just one swipe away.
How to Use Our JLPT Mega List
You’ll first have to make a copy of the file. Notice that on the right side, there’s a checkbox. When you feel like you’ve mastered a point (say, a kanji, vocabulary, or new grammar), simply tick the box.
After that, we’ll automatically calculate how close you are to completing a level. We’ll also let you know how many Japanese language points you’ve tackled.
This way, you can track your progress and steadily improve. You can reach your target Japanese level without feeling like you’re forcing yourself.
