A listening paper with audio
The listening section plays on a fixed schedule with time to answer between questions. As in the exam hall, there is no pause and no replay.
JLPT PRACTICE ON UNIHONGO
JLPT mock tests, timed like the real exam.
Full practice exams for N5 to N1 with the official sections and time limits, a listening paper with audio, and an estimated score on the 0–180 scale. Test 1 of every level is free.
Free with a Unihongo account. Works on your phone and computer.
- Language knowledge38/60
- Reading41/60
- Listening33/60
Total112/180
pass mark 95Rank 14 of 203 on this test
- N5–N1every JLPT level
- 10full tests per level
- 0–180estimated score
From the first question to your score report
Pick a level and a test
Choose N5 to N1, then a test. The lobby shows the sections, the time limits and the leaderboard.
Sit the sections in order
Each section has its own timer. When it reaches zero, the section closes and your answers are handed in.
Get your score report
See an estimated score for each section and in total, pass or fail, and your rank on the test.
Go over your mistakes
Check the correct answers. With Pro or Max, Mocchi explains each mistake in your language.
Official sections and timing at every level
Every mock test follows the structure of the real JLPT: the same sections, in the same order, with the same time limits. You pass when your total reaches the pass mark and every scoring section reaches its minimum, just as on exam day.
| Level | Sections | Total time | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| N5 |
| 90 min | 80 / 180 |
| N4 |
| 115 min | 90 / 180 |
| N3 |
| 140 min | 95 / 180 |
| N2 |
| 155 min | 90 / 180 |
| N1 |
| 165 min | 100 / 180 |
Pass marks and section minimums are the official ones. The real JLPT uses scaled scores, so your mock test score is an estimate.
A timer that hands in for you
Each section counts down on its own. When time is up the section is submitted with the answers you have marked, even if you closed the tab.
An estimated 0–180 score
Your report shows each scoring section against its minimum and your total against the official pass mark, with a pass or fail stamp.
Ranked first attempt and leaderboards
Your first sitting of each test is ranked on that test’s leaderboard. Retakes are practice and do not change your rank.
MOCCHI EXPLAINS YOUR MISTAKES
Find out why an answer was wrong, in your own language
After the test, Mocchi, Unihongo’s AI tutor, goes through the questions you missed and explains each one in the language you use on Unihongo. You also get the listening transcripts and an analysis of the question types you miss most, so you know what to study before the next test.
- An explanation for every question you got wrong
- Transcripts of the listening paper
- A weak-area analysis by question type
Included with Pro and Max.
Start with Test 1 of every level, free
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With a free Unihongo account
- Test 1 of every level, N5 to N1
- Official timing and the listening audio
- Estimated score, pass or fail, and your rank
- The correct answer to every question
Pro and Max
Everything in Free, plus
- Tests 2 to 10 of every level
- Mocchi’s explanations, in your language
- Listening transcripts
- Weak-area analysis and a readiness tracker
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Questions about the JLPT mock tests
Is the JLPT mock test free?
Yes. Test 1 of every level, N5 to N1, is free with a Unihongo account. You get the full timed test, the listening audio, an estimated score with pass or fail, your rank on the leaderboard and the correct answers. Tests 2 to 10, Mocchi’s explanations, the listening transcripts and the weak-area analysis come with Pro or Max.
How long is each mock test?
As long as the real exam: 90 minutes for N5, 115 for N4, 140 for N3, 155 for N2 and 165 for N1, split into the official sections. Each section has its own timer and closes when the time runs out.
Is my mock test score the same as a real JLPT score?
No. It is an estimate on the official 0–180 scale, checked against the official pass mark and section minimums. The real JLPT uses scaled scores, so your result on exam day can be different. Use the estimate to see how close you are to passing and which section needs work.
Does the listening section have audio?
Yes. The listening paper plays its audio on the same kind of schedule as the real test, with time to answer between questions. As on exam day, you cannot pause or replay it, so use headphones and a quiet room.
What happens if I close the tab during a test?
The clock keeps running, as it would in an exam hall. Come back and press Resume to carry on. If a section’s time ran out while you were away, it was handed in with the answers you had marked.
How do the leaderboards work?
Each test has its own leaderboard. Only your first sitting counts, so everyone is ranked on a fresh attempt. Retakes are for practice and do not change your rank.
How many tests are there?
Each level has 10 full mock tests, 50 in all, from N5 to N1. Test 1 of every level is free; Pro and Max open all 50.
Is Unihongo connected to the official JLPT?
No. Unihongo’s mock tests are original practice material. They are not made, endorsed or checked by the Japan Foundation or Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (JEES), which run the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
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JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) is run by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (JEES). Unihongo is not affiliated with or endorsed by either organisation.