MEXT SCHOLARSHIP explained: STUDY in Japan for FREE

[@arnold_ynwa]

"You can do it. It is possible." Those were quite powerful words. arigato

[@skunknoodles6426]

arigatougozaimasu

[@erenjaeger9342]

Well...........I found out that......Tapai nepali ho

[@arnold_ynwa]

@@erenjaeger9342 jai nepal 🇳🇵

[@of8155]

R u from India???

[@olinilania9721]

Her talking is the influence of learning Japanese😂😂

[@aida464]

It’s russian accent

[@account-5080]

@@aida464 japanese also influenced, it's obvious from her speaking

[@risingsara]

You speak so softly ... beautiful ☺️

[@nishi9mikan]

Thank you:)

[@harinderpalsingh4196]

@@nishi9mikan i have a question, i am actually an indian and staying outside of india in south africa and i want to apply for MEXT what should i do ? is it possible to apply from other country because its been 3 years since i am living in this country , please help me

[@neethushaji7288]

@@nishi9mikan Thank you for your information. But I still need some clarifications for the same. Would you mind to help me please?

[@yesname96]

@@harinderpalsingh4196 check out the website if no info is found then give a call at any of Japanese embassy of your choice like MOSAI ( located in Delhi) and ask them hopefully they will answer your question but if this doesn't help, even then don't lose hope try contacting different embassies. I hope this will help you!!!!!!

[@peter.muchiri]

Quite helpful! Thank you a lot. I want to apply for MEXT Scholarship 2020.

[@Hakseng127]

For which program?

[@winifred9862]

What program?

[@Hakseng127]

@@winifred9862 chemistry

[@winifred9862]

I want to do medicine... Do medicine students get accepted

[@Hakseng127]

@@winifred9862 yes MEXT offers every field... But for medicin student some exceptions I think they have to contact professor first.

[@24-dinitrophenylhydrazine29]

thank you! I passed MEXT scholarship 2020 and they delayed our flight we were supposed to arrive Japan 10 days ago

[@hiow2298]

congratulations!

[@24-dinitrophenylhydrazine29]

coronavirus pandemic made us stay in our homecountry until now

[@manishasawant107]

Can u tell me how even I want to enter the exam

[@24-dinitrophenylhydrazine29]

@@manishasawant107 1. contact your local Embassy of Japan in your homecountry. 2. do as what they tell you to( in order to apply for Mext scholarship) oh and I'm still in my homecountry, we haven't left yet due to current pandemic.

[@nishi9mikan]

Congratulations!! What a bummer! Hopefully you can start your program soon.

[@chawbayani809]

Thanks for uploading this video & I'm really appreciate for your advice & information about MEXT. It is really helpful to me as I aim to apply Research Program in MEXT next year.

[@JoeyWhyNot]

Thank you for making videos on this. Helps out so much. I've been so scared this whole year cuz next year I'm applying and I have no idea what to do. Thank you for comforting words and explaining everything ❤️

[@hyperx815]

Did you suceeded?

[@erensts24]

Did you make it?

[@aisharaza7216]

Hey Irina!! Thanks alot for such a helpful video!!! I learned loads from it about MEXT scholarship as I am currently preparing for the application process. Stay happy!

[@nanika311]

I am doing that currently ❤️ Allah be with you

[@heavenly2665]

I just found this video. I've always wanted to study abroad, especially in Japan! I graduate high school next year and I'm thinking about majoring in Nursing, Japanese Language & Literature, or becoming a Doctor. I still don't really know, but this scholarships sounds amazing.

[@subadrahiralall5104]

Hey! I am majoring in Nursing and I want to study here too, I'm going to apply for 2022

[@samuraijosh1595]

@Janek If your objective is to ultimately end up/work in Japan, then studying in Japan is such a safe and easy way to settle in Japan eventually. If you do your undergrad in your country you need to have at least jlpt N2 and 3-4 years of work experience in your field to get the Japanese employers to even read you resume fully.

[@86k39]

Hello Miss Novikova! I am very grateful for explaining the process after having arrived in Japan - like the japanese language classes as well as the period of aplication for masters degree. Again, thank you for making this video.

[@Aloszka7]

OMG I love you for this video! I'm thinking about doctoral degree next year and this is so helpful!

[@gowrisankararthanary]

I like your positive discussion. It makes whoever to be cheered up to try

[@TheJediBendu]

Thank you so much, this video was so detailed and incredibly helpful!

[@renatomoran8687]

Thank's Irina, your video is the best video that I saw about this topic. I'm very interested in research mext program. I'm Brazilian and in the youtube there is many videos in Portuguese but your video is the most interesting and clear at all. Thanks again. Please continue making more videos about this theme. 🙌

[@nishi9mikan]

Thank you so much! I'm happy it was helpful. Good luck with your application!

[@kangmari6152]

Uh speak so smoothly and very helpful .. thank you 👍

[@leahscraftsandcrap__1997]

Very encoraging!! Been looking forward to apply for 2022 through Embassy Recommendation.

[@khouloudayari5241]

Thank you for being so informative, concise and really agreable to listen to :)

[@Sport-c7b]

Do you know in which months we have to apply for this scholarship

[@khouloudayari5241]

apparently it starts in June

[@MiaogisTeas]

FINALLY an adult talking about this subject! Спасиба Ирина. Thanks for your information

[@mohamedabdi4385]

fantastic information pure and simple, Irina resource person, we really appreciate your briefings sister. God bless

[@preciouss_amjad2206]

Thank you so much For your Video.. Such a very Helpful video.. God bless you.. ❤️🇯🇵

[@lexivenusnova289]

Thank you so much for breaking it down! I'm a still little bit confused but this still answered a lot of my questions! oh and btw you are so beautiful! Congrats on the acceptance and enjoy Japan! : D

[@nishi9mikan]

Thank you:) I am happy it was helpful!

[@imranphysicist4749]

thank you dear you have given so outstanding information

[@liaqatsultani961]

great and helpful information in a very lovely description. I love your description

[@OldBillTravel]

Thank you so much for this. You have really given me hope and motivation. Thinking of applying next year

[@nishi9mikan]

Good luck!

[@jenny2814.]

idk why but you have a beautiful voice i can listen to all day lol

[@suvandevchoudhury]

Thankyou for the information. I will be applying for MEXT Scholarship 2019. I have managed to convince one of the professor to recommend me for the scholarship but till now unsure if he will be recommending me for the University recommendation or the embassy recommendation. So what should I do now?

[@HinaKhan-do5lx]

Suvan Dev Choudhury can you please tell me how did you contact the professor?? I am interested to apply for this scholarship I need guidance. Thanks

[@suvandevchoudhury]

Hina Khan i directly emailed the professors with a cover letter and resume.

[@flcl5866]

You too? I’m applying as well but I still need help In what I should be gathering together

[@aldzank5728]

Hi guys i'm also interested to study in Japan, please help me with all those procedures! :)

[@サクラ-s4v]

Please tell me how me how u contact the professor.. i really need a guideline for this.. help me please.. thnx

[@aer_love_]

Thank you so much for explaining so clearly about MEXT scholarship... 😀😀😀

[@nishi9mikan]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@abdijabardahir9777]

Very informative, thank you dear.

[@jegathesannair9785]

Thank you very much sister.May god bless sister and sister's family.I want sister to excel in your studies and become a greatful leader who can help the poor people.Thank you so much sister.

[@banwomer560]

Very informative video thank you so much!

[@josesandinoe.anajao6530]

I wanna cry after watching this. I remember that Im underage for this scholarship

[@alliec1443]

Thank you very much for posting this video. Very helpful!

[@carpediemlyrics306]

Great explanation!

[@tativlogss]

I love you! thank you for the information!

[@វ៉ាន់ស្រីពៅ-ឋ4ថ]

I really love you! For you give use a nice helpful. I want to apply scholarship MEXT in 2020

[@lid6842]

i’d imagine a scholarship as good as this would be extremely difficult to get. how strict are the academic guidelines as far as high school grades? is there a GPA or SAT requirement?

[@Emeand33]

In Sweden, they don’t go by your grades but you will have to take an exam (math, English and Japanese). They chose the best out of the examinees and invite them for an interview. Then the best of these people will be chosen. So I assume it’s quite hard to get it.

[@mikagaphelochiusiwa9195]

Thank you! This video was very insightful!!

[@asifraza9562]

love your voice and thanks for your kind information

[@hoomanpuyandeh5219]

It was very helpful, thank you ma'am.

[@sunnywable6508]

Video was very useful to know about MEXT

[@stern_noon]

thank you for your explanation 😊

[@justarandom8497]

Wish me luck and thanks for the video

[@laughx7508]

Thanks so much , your explanation was so clear and gave me all the necessary information, but I am wondering if you could fill in the application form because I didn't understand some parts of it .

[@joyvarkey9591]

It was very clear.Thanks.

[@lido1994]

Very helpful video. Thank you so much Irina 🙏

[@releon7036]

This video was very useful. Thank you

[@elshua9530]

very clear thanks!!!

[@agilguliyev]

Thanks a lot for detailed explanation

[@nishi9mikan]

You are welcome!

[@Adventureswithshaylah]

I love your accent! and thanks for the tips

[@sachinilokusuriya2]

Thank you.. it was very useful 😍

[@vipulsingh8450]

thank you irina for making this video

[@pratikbarsing6919]

Thank you very much for the info please tell us about Ur research subjects and about Ur interviews and how did u study for the mext .....u have a sweet voice🙃

[@vphilendra]

Hey Irina, since you said that the first year you'll be studying mandatory Japanese language courses and the following 4years studying amongst other Japanese students does that mean the courses are fully in Japanese? Are English courses available?

[@tebachannel4323]

Thx for your information 😍 i like it very much ... I have a question , Is GPA influence on the acceptance as research student?

[@michratht]

Hi this video is so full of infos that I regret not finding it earlier before applying. I have been required to take japanese and english exam as a research candidate next week!! I dont know how I m gonna pass this japanese test since I can neither read nor write it despite my efforts of learning it through an app for a month🥴. My two questions are: 1-is it late to reach out to a professor even after submitting my candidacy and ask them to be my supervisor? 2) Besides the tuition fees and travel expenses, you did not specify if the scholarship covers living expenses such as housing, food, health insurance ?

[@nyanlin770]

I want to know that after completing scholarship, can continue living and working in Japan or have to come back to our country?Thanks.

[@nishi9mikan]

If you find a job, then you can get a new visa and stay in Japan.

[@markx4984]

Irina Novikova What if you're self employed?

[@nishi9mikan]

Mark x I don't know about that. I think that you need to have a contract with a company to get a working visa

[@markx4984]

Irina Novikova Oh ok... thank you so much for the video 😊 helped me a lot

[@wiredUP3]

Thanksssssss for this video

[@hungryforknowledge000]

Thank you so much for this video! This was extremely helpful and informing and now I feel like I understand better what this MEXT scholarship is! I made this channel so that i can record my progress in Japanese and motivate others to study with me as well even if it is for 10 or 20 mins a day! Have a wonderful day and ARIGATOO!! :)

[@peaceandtolerance557]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@nationfirst3920]

Hii Irina, I want to know that .. does MEXT scholarship problem also include medicine . Kindly tell me... And thanks for this great video..😊

[@nishi9mikan]

In general the exams don't include medicine.

[@Minako9888]

Hi Irina thanks for the video. It clarifies a lot of things. I was wondering if I have to apply for it at my own country or can I apply to the Japanese Embassy in the country I am currently in?

[@hidayatullah6740]

Thanks maam! Very informative Lecture ....I want to apply for spring 2020 for PhD in biological sciences.....

[@shahezadgadhiya]

wow, it's very helpful to me. I'm planning to do MBA in Japan. Is this scholarship will help with those courses also?

[@denshijishojeds6959]

Thank you so much for this video can you please explain more about the research plan? what is the subject your working on ? do you have to create a document or something specific at the end ??

[@nishi9mikan]

Yes, you have to create a specific document. I will make another video about it

[@santanusaha1563]

Hi, thanks for the video, I'm going to appear for the written and interview in this month, will you please make a video of sample interview questions and their best answer ! Thanks in advance

[@nishi9mikan]

Thanks for the idea! I will do that!

[@5PointsOfIndia]

How did it go??

[@aysha6419]

Great! I am interested in studying in Japan..

[@meltemsoylu]

Thanks for these helpful information dear. I want to ask a question about post phd working positions in Japan. Do u know any information or a website for the announcements of the Japanese universities' post phd positions?

[@mohanraja6068]

Hey Irina, thanks for the video. Now I am going to complete my UG in engineering . For doing engineering masters in japan, is it necessary to learn Japanese language or not necessary.

[@nishi9mikan]

At my university it was not necessary, but check the requirements of the faculty you are interested in carefully.

[@chl0beary]

For the undergraduate one , is there a certain major i need to have or is any type of major allowed like art majors ? Also is all the classes in english or japanese ?

[@lisho2159]

You can do a year long intensive course in Japanese beforehand anyway! Some universities such as Tokyo University teach some classes in English.

[@davepoghosyan914]

Dear Irina, Thank you for this all information. I would like to clarify one thing. Are research students getting paid 140,000 yen as well, or we need to cover all the costs from out pocket until we become a Mext student? Thank you in advance

[@maly9991]

hey, THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHH for the precious guidelines u shared. it helped a lot.. I really appreciate youur help. I just have 3 issues to be guided about: 1. How to contact any professor to ask him to supervise you? 2. What if you don't find any professor or supervisor related to your research? Whom should be contacted? 3. The page of the application form for education history is REALLY tricky, how to fill up that page as I finished my all school education from the same scool & I only have the O-levels certificate provided by the school? Mind guiding me on this point too? I'll be really grateful.

[@N_s_k_w]

Infant I have the same queries. Plzz do guide

[@technology_versatile]

It's nice video and help me a lot. Full Information in 12 minute. Thank you Irina N.

[@hammououdjana4931]

Hello I'm hammou oudjana from Algeria . Thank you for these video . I'm singing in these scholarships 2018 I wish tacit thanks again.

[@nishi9mikan]

Hello Hammou, I wish you a lot of luck!!

[@marieroels1141]

Dear Irina, thank you so much for this video! I would like to leave in Oktober 2021 or April 2022. You told us when you arrived at Japan, you had to pass an entrance exam to get enroled in the university. How hard is it to pass this exam? It probably differs from university to university, but I was quite surprised when you told us to try twice or even three times before being able to pass?

[@swetabhattarai1609]

isnt the bachelors programe available for the students who want to get scholarship for it?????

[@laicau136]

Hello. Thank you for this video. It helps me, really! By the way, is this applicable for Medicine instead of PhD? Thanks in advanced! ((";

[@strangesugarhoney]

I really wanna do that! I'm crying! Wahh! T∆T)

[@sdal_yt]

THEN DO IT!!!!! I'll try my best too to be able to Study Japanology in Japan and Japanese language of course!

[@rAySnOnSeNsE]

@Irina Novikova So for undergraduates can for the Japanese studies can they extend their studies or no?

[@luzvanessahuamancarnica8492]

So kind! Thank you :)

[@sindhiikrimah8669]

Thank you very much for the entire useful information. I'm really appreciate it, so much. I have a plan to continue my master in Japan, hopefully it will be a real one day. I have a few question. 1. How about we took a degree with non-international program, do we have to understand english or the Professor will give us a lecture in english? Cause I've knew a Professor there and he's speaking english. 2. About a research plan for research student, is it necessary? And if we took an embassy track then we may choose 3 different university, as I remember, do we have to make 3 of them or we only need 1? Thank you.

[@rAySnOnSeNsE]

Thank you, This is very helpful. What about the Japanese language studies one.

[@zooknookofficial7446]

Informative video. I have a question. Is Japan providing scholarship for undergraduate students?

[@nishi9mikan]

Yes, check it on their website.

[@アメ人]

I have a question about the placement form... If the universities you've written down cannot accept you, does that disqualify your entire application or will MEXT send you somewhere else that can take you? Thank you!

[@jeslinamaryjohn4194]

Hiii . First off amazing video!! There were so many new things I came across in your video and I never knew about from other sites. For example about the Entrance exams to upgrade from a research student to an official masters student in the university. I have one question though. If for example, i join my university as a research student in April and decide to take the same year August entrance exam, (and say I pass it ) would I then be eligible as a masters student for the same year October onward or only from the next year April onward?

[@nishi9mikan]

Hi, Jeslina! I'm happy it was helpful for you! Yes, you understood it correctly. If you pass the exam in August you will start from October. Good luck!

[@sonuverma7732]

Cool my dear friend...Nice one

[@usamakhan-yp5ke]

irna thanks for guiding us you doing great job...my question is can MEXT scholarships announce twice in year????

[@nishi9mikan]

It is only once a year

[@swatisinha7077]

very nicely explained.. but can you give ideas that what type of things we should write as research plan?

[@nishi9mikan]

Thank you! It's hard to advise you on that since everyone majors in different things. But in general, it should be a topic which is innovative, current and somehow connects Japan and your country.

[@aioa.4635]

Great video, thank you so much! What's the background music?

[@naimnaimov82]

Спасибо большое very grateful

[@watchingrain1621]

hello... your videos are very helpful :) thanks ... But I need to know more about scholarship for undergraduate students.. please make a video for undergraduate scholarship... I really need those information... do Japanese government or universitys hold any exam or interview up against the scholarship for undergrad studies ?? thanks in advance :)

[@nishi9mikan]

I will try to mak a video about this topic as weel!

[@Sereinbell]

please make a video

[@aliboumnadi6451]

Afridihassan Sanam Hi I want and I hope Completed my studies in Japan in undergraduate student next year Im frome Morroco and I want comunicat with you I can helpe you and you can helpe me thats my number in whattssap 0697984032 for communication and thank you 😊

[@サクラ-s4v]

We have the same goal.. so if u got any info, please tell me too.. thnk u😊

[@hyperx815]

thanks for the information it really helped me

[@shibbirahmed7929]

Nice explanation. Can you please tell me what is the living cost range for a MEXT scholar?

[@soyarpamra9198]

Hello sister. I have been wanting to study out there in a Japanese university in the future and at the same time this video gives me a great hope, though iam not a brilliant student. So I want to be in touch with you as to understand better and to know more about the mext scholarship.

[@checkerbearhair]

Thank you for this video! Do I have to wait until I have graduated to apply for this scholarship?

[@pratisthitabaruah8622]

Hello @Irina Novikova. Thank you for making this video. It has cleared my doubts a lot. I'm presently in my masters. Will this scholarship for Research Students be applicable to do Ph.D in Japan? Please do reply...

[@ajahar95]

ありがとうございます。how about to get PhD scholarship by next?

[@sjufitcountrylover9718]

Hi Irina! I really want to study undergraduate fine arts in Japan, but I dont have a lot of funds and dont even know where to start. What could you recommmend me? Loved your video and your positive vibes by the way!

[@tsotsishitta8880]

Thanks a lot. How about getting a job after masters?

[@hi_imkezz71]

So I understand from your video that before applying for the scholarship you have to first graduate, send in the application, wait for it to be accepted. Then take the examination and interview, after it will be sent over to the government where they will chose again. Final results Release in Sept. However I would I to know if we have to apply for the language schools or they will apply for us? As for Future 4 years of university we have to take the entrance exams to chosen universities during our language course right? Thanks for sharing, I am a high schooler in my last year of study and I'm just looking around for scholarships in Japan. Hope you reply soon

[@nishi9mikan]

Hi:) Yes, you understand it right. About the language course - it is not a particular school where you have to apply. These courses are held in your university usually, most likely in a center for international students. Afte you come to Japan, you simply subscribe to a few japanese language courses you are interested in, you take them for a semester or two and get grades just as for any other courses. And about entrance exams - yes you take them either after 6 or 12 months after arriving. So you have time to finish the language courses before that. Good luck!

[@BananaStab]

Hey, thanks for the video! I'm actually coming to Tokyo this October as a research student from MEXT. I still know very little of the language so I'll have to take the 6 months of Japanese. What I'm worried about now is the entrance exam. In my case my course will be in full Japanese so the entrance exam will probably be in Japanese. So what I wanted to ask is: In case you also had to take the entrance exam in Japanese and also went to Japan needing the 6 months of Japanese was it super hard to complete the exam? If that was not your case, do you know anyone that had a similar situation?

[@nishi9mikan]

Hi! Yes, that was my case as well - I came to study at the graduate school of Japanese linguistics, so my exams and all my classes were entirely in Japanese. But i did have JLPT N1 though. I think the content of the exams depends on the faculty and your major. In my case it was difficult, because I had written exams, and I had to write answers in japanese with all the hieroglyphs. And i couldn't use the dictionary of course. What is your major?

[@BananaStab]

Thanks for the response. My major is Animation, so theoretically it shouldn't be crazy hard. But since I'm still learning the language I'm a bit worried

[@ginowin3762]

BananaStab They have an animation option? is that in the specialized training category?

[@BananaStab]

When you apply to the mext scholarship (for your masters) you can only apply to something that is related to your bachelor's degree, witch in my case was animation. Unfortunately I don't know much more than what you can learn from this video. I would suggest reading up on the information provided on your Japanese Embassy website or for the best results, talk to them in person, phone or mail.

[@journeyoflife3245]

Hi,sorry to bother you but can you tell every process of mext just like what to do before filling form and what type interview they ask.