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Study better, together.
Create a class group in a minute: set homework, run live games and see who finished. All free.
- Freeno plans or paywalls
- 200students per class
- 6character join code
- Liveclass games
Which exam are you studying for?
Start a class group, then add the decks and tests for your exam.
National exams in Japan
Practice for the main exams taken in Japan.
- EJU Japan397 questions
- JLPT Practice (N5 and N4) - Japan476 questions
- General Knowledge (Japan)856 questions
International curricula
Exams from international school curricula used by students in Japan.
Start with International curriculaStudy abroad and English tests
English tests and admission exams for students from Japan who plan to study abroad.
Start with Study abroad and English tests
Homework that
tracks itself.
Share a join code, set a test or a deck with a due date, and see who has finished.
Turn revision
into a game.
Host a game, share the PIN and watch the leaderboard move as everyone answers.
Study groups with friends.
For friends who want to revise together without a teacher. You must be 13 or older to join one.
Share decks and tests
Add decks and mock tests to a group so everyone studies the same material.
See what to practise
The group sees the terms it finds hardest, and can study exactly those.
Invite by link
Send one private link to your friends. No public search, no chat.
Study a deck together.
- 25 cardsEJU Mathematics Course 1: Core Theorems & IdentitiesEssential formulas, identities, and analytical techniques for EJU Examination for Japanese University Admission (Mathematics Course 1).
- 30 cardsEJU Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry FormulaeFlashcards with the key formulas for the EJU mathematics, physics and chemistry papers: quadratics, trigonometry, counting, calculus, mechanics, waves, electricity, gases and chemical calculations. Original study material.
- 28 cardsJLPT N5 and N4 Grammar PatternsFlashcards with the grammar patterns that appear most often at JLPT N5 and N4, each with its meaning and an example sentence. Original study material.
- 35 cardsJLPT N5 Essential VocabularyFlashcards with 35 essential JLPT N5 words (nouns, verbs and adjectives) with readings and English meanings. Original study material.
- 25 cardsJapan Quick Facts25 flashcards on the history, geography, government and culture of Japan. Study material written for practice, not an official test.
- 26 cardsVerified Facts 226 flashcards built from source-checked questions. Study material written for practice, not an official test.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Create a group
Name it and get a 6-character join code. Write it on the board, or paste up to 200 emails to invite students.
- 2
Share the code
Students enter the code at /join on any phone or laptop and land in the group.
- 3
Set work and watch
Assign a timed mock test or a flashcard deck with a due date, then see who finished and download the report.
Questions, answered.
Yes. Classes, join codes, homework with due dates, live PIN games and CSV reports are all free, with no plans or paywalls.
Study together.
Studying in Japan
A factual overview of Japanese schooling, the Common Test and individual university exams, and the EJU for international students.
Japan has 7 exams on GetMyMockTest, including EJU Japan and JLPT Practice, with 2,378 practice questions in total.
In Japan, teachers and students preparing for EJU Japan and JLPT Practice can open a free class group, set homework from a mock test or a flashcard deck, and see the results.
What is the EJU?
It is the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, run by JASSO twice a year in Japan and other countries and regions.
- National exams in Japan
- International curricula
- Study abroad and English tests
Education in Japan: school stages, the Common Test, university exams and the EJU