Monbugakakusho Scholarship

[alexxie]

Hello everyone from TF! :D

I want to make this thread so that we can help each other to gather information and get inquiries about Monbugakakusho Scholarships.

scholars, applicants, those who/know someone who wants to apply(like me!), graduates of the scholarship and everyone alike are welcome here to ask and answer some questions~! :D



Let's help each other! :D

[alexxie]

since I posted this thread so I and everyone else can ask questions abt the scholarship, let me ask the first question...:D

Does the exam include Japanese? So we are required to learn Japanese? And are they just test to "measure" your skills in Nippongo or are they included in the over-all test results/scores needed to pass the exams? thanks a lot...^^

[aka_love]

since I posted this thread so I and everyone else can ask questions abt the scholarship, let me ask the first question...:D

Does the exam include Japanese? So we are required to learn Japanese? And are they just test to "measure" your skills in Nippongo or are they included in the over-all test results/scores needed to pass the exams? thanks a lot...^^

goodluck sa pag aapply ^.^ ako din mag aaply sa reseach program para tuloy masters.. ikaw??:D

[engr_jazon]

meron napong mga thread na kapupulutan nyo ng info tungkol sa mga scholars sa japan...

si MOD DCAT ang expert dyan.........

calling calling DCAT

[Xeltran]

@alexxie
I already asked that question before in this thread: http://timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=948 8

Dun na lang po tayo mag-post baka kasi magalit yung mgha mods, hehe. :)

[dcat]

Does the exam include Japanese? So we are required to learn Japanese? And are they just test to "measure" your skills in Nippongo or are they included in the over-all test results/scores needed to pass the exams? thanks a lot...^^
hullo alexxie!
welcome to timog! no it's not a requirement, they are as you've said just to measure your skills in Japanese language. Although having this skill is generally seen as an advantage since it shows your interest in Japan and the Japanese culture, and that you are not only interested in getting the scholarship. If i am a Japanese and one of the Monbukagakusho examinee evaluator, ceteris paribus, i will most likely have a better impression to those who gave an effort learning my own language than to those who knows nothing about the language I speak. Also, i will be more confident that a student who knows about the language will have better experience living in Japan more than others.

Alas, ceteris non paribus, therefore you should give your best in your other examinations. Do that, and you'll be fine. http://www.timog.com/gallery/files/7/icon_wink.gif

[alexxie]

goodluck sa pag aapply ^.^ ako din mag aaply sa reseach program para tuloy masters.. ikaw??:D
^^ahm, under aq sa special training poh..:D

[alexxie]

hullo alexxie!
welcome to timog! no it's not a requirement, they are as you've said just to measure your skills in Japanese language. Although having this skill is generally seen as an advantage since it shows your interest in Japan and the Japanese culture, and that you are not only interested in getting the scholarship. If i am a Japanese and one of the Monbukagakusho examinee evaluator, ceteris paribus, i will most likely have a better impression to those who gave an effort learning my own language than to those who knows nothing about the language I speak. Also, i will be more confident that a student who knows about the language will have better experience living in Japan more than others.

Alas, ceteris non paribus, therefore you should give your best in your other examinations. Do that, and you'll be fine. http://www.timog.com/gallery/files/7/icon_wink.gif
^^thanks a lot! :D guess i better start studying Japanese..^^

[alexxie]

@alexxie
I already asked that question before in this thread: http://timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=948 8

Dun na lang po tayo mag-post baka kasi magalit yung mgha mods, hehe. :)
^^ok poh..:D salamat...

[KikoyBalayon]

hey alexxie.. good luck sa plans mo.. ganbatte ne(do your best)..

[alexxie]

salamat poh sa lahat! :D

sa MODS poh, paki-close na po yung topic, meron na pla ng isa..^^

[potchi]

magandang gabi po..

itatanong ko lang po sana kung meron po bang binding contract ang Mombukagakusho? kapag may case po na hindi natapos ng scholar yung buong 2 taon at umuwi siya sa Pilipinas because of personal reason, may kailangan po ba siya bayaran sa MEXT?

or kapag natapos naman po yung scholarship, kailangan po ba bumalik sa Pilipinas?

salamat po

[Dax]

Hello potchi sanitatanong ko lang po sana kung meron po bang binding contract ang Mombukagakusho?Meron - halimbawa, habang tumatanggap ka ng scholarship ay bawal sumali sa mga activities laban sa Japanese Government (e.g. rallies, signing of petitions, magsalita sa public etc.). Bawal mag-arubaito (part-time job) unless pinayagan ng professor/advisor dahil related sa field of study, atbp. di ko na maalala. :p
kapag may case po na hindi natapos ng scholar yung buong 2 taon at umuwi siya sa Pilipinas because of personal reason, may kailangan po ba siya bayaran sa MEXT? Hindi ko alam kung meron nang ganyan ngayon, pero nung panahon ko (mid-late 90's) ay wala.
or kapag natapos naman po yung scholarship, kailangan po ba bumalik sa Pilipinas?Hindi. Umaasa ang Japanese Government na "sana" umuwi ang mga dating scholars, pero walang ganyan sa contract.

Pakibasa na lang ng mga post doon sa link na binigay ni Xeltran san para sa ibang detalye. :)

[barafung]

hello there.

i got recommended for the monbukagakusho scholarship (undergraduate) for 2009. i plan to take physics in japan. the problem is that i have Z E R O knowledge of japanese language. in your opinion, what are the chances that im gonna win this scholarship? will my Z E R O knowledge in japanese language affect my being chosen as final selection?

salamat in advance.