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Informatics / Computer Science

Cover information studies and computer science, with a focus on algorithms, systems, networks and databases, AI, and data science.

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Informatics / Computer Science

Cover information studies and computer science, with a focus on algorithms, systems, networks and databases, AI, and data science.

Question bank
3,281
Exam format
Computer science and maths
Scoring / pass mark
No pass mark, set per school
Scope basis
Original in-site study scope

EXAM OVERVIEW

Know the exam before you train

Review the question bank and training sections, then start training.

Where the questions come from

Questions are adapted from past entrance papers of Japanese graduate schools, drawn from over a hundred universities across difficulty tiers and organized by school tier and subject area; overall they run slightly harder than the originals. Beyond the core subjects, the bank also includes optional subjects that some schools set in this field's entrance exam (for example: mathematics, electrical control, life sciences, and social systems). Choose the subject areas and difficulty tier that fit your own target.

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Japanese + Chinese · Japanese only · Japanese + English
Core computer science3281

What the bank covers

Knowledge areas

  • Mathematical Foundations752 questions
  • Algorithms, Data Structures & Theory736 questions
  • Electrical, Control & Cyber-Physical Systems238 questions
  • Vision, Signals & Geospatial Information125 questions
  • Humanities, Policy & Communication123 questions
  • Computer Architecture & Hardware115 questions
  • Networks & Security114 questions
  • Programming Languages, Formal Methods & HCI80 questions

Preparation tracks

  • Mathematical Foundations877 questions
  • Algorithms, Data Structures & Theory843 questions
  • Electrical, Control & Cyber-Physical Systems282 questions
  • Vision, Signals & Geospatial Information248 questions
  • Computer Architecture & Hardware220 questions
  • Networks & Security201 questions
  • Operating Systems, Concurrency & Systems170 questions
  • Humanities, Policy & Communication146 questions

Difficulty spread

  • Foundation681 questions
  • Standard1,605 questions
  • Advanced995 questions

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Recommended training path

  1. 01Understand the scopeSections, formats and difficulty spread are all readable without an account.
  2. 02Focused drillsPick one section or knowledge area and drill only that.
  3. 03Review mistakesWrong answers go to your wrongbook and come back when review is due.
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