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N1–N5
A free JLPT question bank for N1–N5 with original practice questions in vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening, organized by level and category.
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| Questions available | 2,500 questions |
|---|---|
| Levels covered | N1 / N2 / N3 / N4 / N5 |
| Question format | 3- or 4-choice questions |
| Test sections | Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) / Reading / Listening |
| Test time | N1 165 minutes / N2 155 minutes / N3 140 minutes / N4 115 minutes / N5 90 minutes |
| Question categories | Grammar form selection, Vocabulary in context, Kanji reading, Paraphrases and synonyms, Sentence construction, Notation, Grammar in passages, Short passage reading, Usage, Information search, Medium/long passage reading, Integrated comprehension |
| Question sets | 5 sets |
| Official website | Check the latest test structure on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test official website |
The mock exams on this site are for study purposes only. Official exams determine pass/fail based on scale scores and standard scores for each category, so they do not match the simple percentage of correct answers.
Questions available: 2,500 questions · Question sets: 5 · Last question update: September 10, 2026
No. These are original practice questions based on the publicly available test structure.
Yes. You can choose N1, N2, N3, N4, and N5 for regular study and mock exams.
Yes. Listening practice can use original dialogues and scenarios without reproducing official audio.
No. The official JLPT uses scaled scores and sectional pass criteria. Scores shown here are for study guidance only.
This tool is not affiliated with the Japan International Educational Support Association or the Japan Foundation. This is not a reprint of official questions or official audio, and we do not guarantee passing or the completeness of the content. Please check the official website for the latest information.
This site is an unofficial collection of questions for studying Japanese. "JLPT" is used as a common name for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.