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JLPT Preparation Model Study Plan

The document presents a study plan for preparing for the JLPT N5, N4, N3, and N2 exams. It includes a graph showing a model schedule studying for 90 minutes per lesson and 90 minutes of homework twice a week. The plan outlines completing textbooks and kanji goals over periods of 8-16 months depending on exam level. It notes that studying 5 days a week may not necessarily increase speed by 2.5 times and depends on individual Japanese level and how quickly one can establish grammar and vocabulary proficiency.

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JLPT Preparation Model Study Plan

The document presents a study plan for preparing for the JLPT N5, N4, N3, and N2 exams. It includes a graph showing a model schedule studying for 90 minutes per lesson and 90 minutes of homework twice a week. The plan outlines completing textbooks and kanji goals over periods of 8-16 months depending on exam level. It notes that studying 5 days a week may not necessarily increase speed by 2.5 times and depends on individual Japanese level and how quickly one can establish grammar and vocabulary proficiency.

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Meguro Language Center

The graph below illustrates a vacation free twice a week study model (90 minutes on lesson and 90 minutes on homework).
JLPT Preparation Model Study Plan (for N5, 4, 3, and 2) Studying in five days a week instead of two may not necessarily increases the speed of study by 2.5 times. It all depends on
each individual’s Japanese level while it is also time consuming for one to establish its proficiency in grammar and vocabulary.
(OLD Level 4) (OLD Level 3) (OLD Level 2)
N5 N4 N3 N2
150 study hrs 300 study hrs 450 study hrs 600 study hrs

8 months 8 months 8 months 8 months

BP1
4 months
Textbook BP2, Part 1 BP2, Part 2
3.5 months 3 months
BP3, Part 1 BP3, Part 2
3.5 months 3.5 months 4 months

Past Paper
Practice test

Kanji
10/w × 12 weeks 120 +200 Kanji
(3 months) 10/w × 20 weeks 320 +380 Kanji
(5 months) 20/w × 24 weeks 700 +500 Kanji
(6 months) 20/w × 25 weeks 1300
Kanji (About 6 months)

Basic Kanji 120


Basic Kanji 320
Kanji in Context
Kanji in Context

16 months (one year and 4 months)

Regarding the N4 course, this book will be used instead of BP3. This will be
determined based on the student’s Japanese level and study schedule.

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