Pass Forecast

Know your odds of passing the real JLPT

Built from your saved practice answers and evaluated against the official pass conditions: the overall pass mark and every section minimum.

N1–N3 text evidence may include answers to past JLPT exam questions. N4–N5 text and listening evidence comes from separate practice material. The forecast is an estimate, not an official JLPT score.

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Example: an N3 learner

32%
Leaning fail
chance to pass N3

Predicted total

72–106 / 180
pass 95
0180

Most likely score: 88. That is 7 points short of the pass mark.

Language Knowledge

26–42
min 19
060

100% chance to clear the minimum · 162 answers

Reading

14–37
min 19
060

76% chance to clear the minimum · 80 answers

Listening

20–40
min 19
060

93% chance to clear the minimum · 100 answers

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Fastest path to a pass

What happens if you cut your mistakes on one question type by 40%, ranked by impact.

  1. 1
    Mid-size passages
    About 45% correct · 20 answers
    +14%
    +4.9 pts
    10-question drill
  2. 2
    Quick response
    About 43% correct · 20 answers
    +11%
    +4.4 pts
    10-question drill
  3. 3
    Short passages
    About 36% correct · 20 answers
    +11%
    +3.8 pts
    10-question drill
  4. 4
    Long and integrated passages
    About 38% correct · 20 answers
    +10%
    +3.7 pts
    10-question drill
  5. 5
    Task-based listening
    About 49% correct · 20 answers
    +7%
    +2.6 pts
    10-question drill

Your trend

+14% over 7 weeks

What this is based on

342 answers from the site and the Keiko app. Confidence: high.

Only your first try at each question counts, since retakes measure memory. Recent answers count more.

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