JLPT N1

Name: JLPT N1
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: 文芝 王

Education

$3.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

文芝王
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

3.1
MB

This is an exercise APP for Japanese language proficiency test（N1）, which contains all the real questions（question bank） from 2010.7 to 2023.12. The software can search for keywords from question bank. The software contains practice and test functions. Help the user to do the simulation training before the examination.

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Good, but there are mistakes
11/06/2025

Kugatsu99
This app is helpful and convenient to use but be aware some of the questions have typos or mistakes. The first question on the 12-2023 test has two of them. It should be きせき as the correct answer and 映画 is what should be in the sentence not 映面. If there was a correction of mistakes throughout or a way to report them, the app would be 5 stars because of no advertisements and convenience of use.
Good, but there are mistakes
11/06/2025

Kugatsu99

This app is helpful and convenient to use but be aware some of the questions have typos or mistakes. The first question on the 12-2023 test has two of them. It should be きせき as the correct answer and 映画 is what should be in the sentence not 映面. If there was a correction of mistakes throughout or a way to report them, the app would be 5 stars because of no advertisements and convenience of use.
Finally
01/15/2019

Murphy in Guam
Finally an app that works as intended, didn't have a bunch of Chinese text, and has a bunch of tests that don't involve extra fees. The screenshots for the app aren't really clear, so let me explain. The app breaks each section of the test into several sections so you can jump from section to section instead of wading through a bunch of questions. That's what one of the screens is trying to represent. But all of the questions are there I guess. For example, minus the reading and listening questions there were 69 questions for one of the tests.
Finally
01/15/2019

Murphy in Guam

Finally an app that works as intended, didn't have a bunch of Chinese text, and has a bunch of tests that don't involve extra fees. The screenshots for the app aren't really clear, so let me explain. The app breaks each section of the test into several sections so you can jump from section to section instead of wading through a bunch of questions. That's what one of the screens is trying to represent. But all of the questions are there I guess. For example, minus the reading and listening questions there were 69 questions for one of the tests.