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JLPT scoring formula - billyclyde - 2007-11-03 I've started taking practice tests (thank you, jlpt.info) for 2kyuu, and getting each section to add up to 100 points seems a little opaque. For instance, the 1991 test has: -Bunji/Goi: 65 questions, 100 points -Choukai: 24 questions, 100 points -Dokkai/Bunpou: 50 questions, 200 points Any clues as to weighting some sections more than others, or is it just the percentage converted to points? (Either way, I've got work to do. Those fill-in-the-blank bunpou questions took me down.) JLPT scoring formula - JimmySeal - 2007-11-04 Each vocabulary question is worth twice as much as one kanji question. Each reading question is worth 5/2 as much as one grammar question. Listening questions are weighted equally. JLPT scoring formula - billyclyde - 2007-11-04 Thanks, Jimmyseal-- by this equation, I passed by 8 points! Still, work to do. JLPT scoring formula - wasurenaide - 2007-11-04 here's the official scoring formula from the 2006 2級: 文字(pronounced moji, btw)/語彙 problems 1-40: 1 point each problems 41-65: 2 points each divide correct points by 90 and mult. by 100 聴解 problems 1-27: 1 point each divide correct points by 27 and mult. by 100 読解・文法 problems 1-21: 5 points each problems 22-56: 2 points each divide correct points by 175 and mult. by 200 if your point total is 240 or more you pass! |