EJU — Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, is one test you cannot ignore. It helps Japanese universities assess international applicants like you, especially for undergraduate programs.
In the past, students had to wait weeks to receive their EJU scores by mail. But in 2025, there’s a new update, your results will no longer be sent by post. All EJU scores will now be released online only, starting from 10 am Japan Standard Time (JST) on result day.
This article will guide you step-by-step on how to check your scores online and what to do next.
Why This Update Matters
For students in Africa, including Nigeria, this change is a big win. Here’s why:
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Faster access to results — No more waiting for international mail delivery
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Less risk — No chance of your result letter getting lost or delayed
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Better planning — You can prepare your university application faster
Whether you are applying for the April or October intake in Japan, getting your result on time is the first big step.
Step-by-Step: How to Check Your EJU Results Online
You can view your score easily from your phone or laptop. Just follow these steps:
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Visit the official EJU portal
Website: https://www.jasso.go.jp/en/eju/ -
Log in to your account
Use your EJU registration number and password. You created these during registration. -
Click on the “Results” or “Score Report” section
Look for the latest test session. The scores are usually labelled by year and month. -
View, screenshot, or download your result
Save it immediately. You may not be able to view it forever. -
Log out after checking
Always keep your login secure and do not share it with anyone.
Important Dates and What to Watch Out For
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Results release time: 10:00 am JST on the announced date
(This means around 2:00 am in Nigeria. Set a reminder.) -
Online availability: Results are usually available for a few weeks.
Check and save your result early to avoid any last-minute issues. -
Forgot your login?
Contact JASSO immediately using the contact form. You may need your registered email and ID.
What to Do After You Check Your Scores
Once you have your result, here’s what to do next:
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Send your score to universities
Some schools require direct submission. Others accept a screenshot or printout. -
Interpret your result
A strong EJU score depends on the university and program. Compare your score with previous cut-offs where available. -
Start the application process
Begin applying to universities, applying for scholarships, and preparing for interviews. Some scholarships in Japan ask for EJU scores.
Tips to Stay Ahead
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Print or save your result as PDF
In case the portal closes or you lose access -
Set alerts on your calendar
So you don’t forget when results drop -
Test your login details before results day
If you cannot log in, fix it early -
Check from a stable internet connection
If your area has weak service, find a better location or time
Conclusion
The move to online EJU score releases in 2025 is a smart and welcome update. It gives you faster, safer access to your results, no more worrying about postal delays or missing letters.
If you plan wisely, this small change can make a big difference. Remember, checking your score early is the first step in your study abroad journey. Japan is within reach, and it starts with being informed.
Start now, prepare ahead, and believe in your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I check my EJU score from Nigeria?
Yes. As long as you have internet access and your login details, you can check it from anywhere in the world.
Will I still receive my results by mail?
No. From 2025, mail delivery of results has stopped for overseas examinees. You must check online.
Can I check my result using my phone?
Yes. You can use a smartphone or laptop. Just make sure your browser is updated and internet is stable.
What if my result is not showing?
Check the release time (10 am JST). If it is already past the time and still not showing, try refreshing your browser or check back later. If the issue continues, contact the JASSO support team.
