Kyotsu (Japan exam)

The Kyōtsū Test (Daigaku Nyūgaku Kyōtsū Tesuto) is Japan's national standardized entrance exam used for admissions to public and national universities. It primarily consists of multiple-choice questions focusing on core academic subjects like mathematics, science, language, and social studies. Because it is a high-stakes test designed to measure standard academic proficiency for older teens finishing high school, its topics are strictly educational and standard, making it widely acceptable and appropriate for all youth groups without containing mature or controversial political themes.

The number of questions in the provided exams is lower than in the original, but they contain all the key features.