MEXT undergrad math prep overview

MEXT undergrad math prep is an exercise eBook to help you prepare for the Japanese monbukagakusho program. This book elaborates and focuses on past problems given at the MEXT exam. Here, you will find step-by-step solutions to the exercises and helpful theories.

This book aims to offer you the possibility to practice and understand the exact exercises you are more likely to receive at your MEXT Math Test. You will find formulas, extra practice, and theories throughout this book to help you prepare for this exam. Besides, you have more than 20 previous math tests that you should print out and try to solve.

All MEXT undergrad applicants have to take the math exam, no matter the field of study. Surely, math is not something you study overnight or for a few weeks. It takes time and effort on your part. You need to exercise and practise the same problem types over and over.

All in all, if you are serious about applying for the MEXT undergraduate scholarship, you must start learning and practising math now. You should study for at least one or two years, depending on your level. This implies doing as many exercises as possible, memorizing the formulas, and understanding the theory.

What do people say

“I highly recommend this book if you want to prepare for the MEXT math exam!! This book has proved of enormous help for me. I hadn’t studied maths for the past two years of high school. When I decided to apply for the undergraduate MEXT scholarship, I found out that I needed to pass a math exam. So, I bought your book and studied every day. Everything was clearly explained and simplified that I didn’t need a teacher. I could learn by myself. This way, I passed the math exam and moved on to the interview phase. Thank you for writing this and for all your effort. Omkar, India.”

"Thank you for making this book. I bought your book after failing to pass for the interview phase because I didn't score enough in the Mathematics. I studied for a week and thought it was enough. It seemed to me, like you say in the preface of the book, that the tests are becoming more and more difficult, with more topics to study for, especially topics we do not learn in high school here in Portugal. I will try and study harder because I think the 2018 exam was horrible and I fear for 2019 one. Thank you, Mariana, Portugal"