Master theJapanese LanguageProficiency Test

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a standardized test to evaluate and certify the Japanese language proficiency of non-native speakers. It has five levels: N1 (most advanced) to N5 (beginner). The test is held twice a year in July and December in many countries worldwide.

The 85 date-labeled N1, N2, and N3 sets contain questions from past JLPT exam sessions. They are independently presented for study; this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the JLPT administering organizations. The numbered N4–N5 sets, listening sets, PDFs, skill samples, and level-finder questions are separate practice material.

Yes! All practice tests on jlptpracticetest.com are completely free. You can practice as many times as you want without any registration required. We believe everyone should have access to quality JLPT preparation materials.

Study hours are only rough planning estimates, not official JLPT requirements. This site uses one broad reference range: N5 350–600 hours, N4 575–1,000, N3 950–1,700, N2 1,600–2,800, and N1 3,000–4,800. Prior kanji knowledge and immersion can change the total substantially, so use the free level test and skill results too.

Regular JLPT-format practice is useful. Use practice results to identify weak areas, then review incorrect answers carefully to understand the grammar and vocabulary patterns. Our AI assistant Keiko can help explain difficult concepts, but important answers should be verified.