The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a test for non-native speakers of Japanese, which evaluates and certifies their Japanese-language proficiency. The test is simultaneously conducted twice a year in Japan and various locations overseas. The JLPT began in 1984, and currently, it is the largest Japanese-language test in the world. The JLPT is open to all non-native Japanese speakers. There are no age restrictions for the JLPT.

Certification offers various advantages. In Japan, the JLPT s taken into consideration for preferential immigration treatment as well as an eligibility for various national exams. Outside Japan, it is widely used as school credits, graduation certification, job screening and promotion, as well as for a variety of national qualifications.

Sample test:

JLPT has 5 levels N1, N2, N3, N4, and N5. On the JLPT official website, you can see the composition of test items, and sample questions covers all question patterns for all levels. The website contains sample questions and a wealth of other information. Click here to download sample tests. Please check the website to learn more about the test.

Test Day Tips:  

Please bring an original and valid passport or Jordanian ID on the test day along with the admission ticket.

Test Fees:

The test fees are according to the levels.

• Level N1: JD 50

• Level N2: JD 50

• Level N3: JD 50

• Level N4: JD 50

• Level N5: JD 50

Registration & Payment:

Online application will be open until 05th of April 2026. Click here to book the test.

Refund Policy:

According to the Japan Foundation, applicants cannot refund the test fees if they cancel their registration.

Score Info:

All examinees will be issued a “Certificate of Result and Scores. Successful examinees will also be issued a “Certificate of Japanese-Language Proficiency”. Examinees may come and collect from the Modern Language Center, Amman – Jordan, the “Certificate of Result and Scores” in early March for the December test.

For further information, please consult the terms and conditions in the JLPT Test Guide or contact Modern Language Center: mlc@mlc.edu.jo