Script and Vocabulary
Practice word meaning and usage, kanji readings and kanji meaning in context. Use pictures and short everyday sentences. Kana study supports this work, but full mock practice should go beyond matching identical characters.
JFT-Basic Preparation
Take full JFT-Basic mock tests with listening audio, and practise each section free. Use Yashi Academy alongside official JFT sample questions and free Irodori lessons in Nepali.
Try 6 free JFT questions, then see the full mockIndependent practice from Yashi Academy. The Japan Foundation operates JFT-Basic.

Checked against official sources
Official information checked on 20 September 2026. Use the linked Japan Foundation sources for current rules.
Source check: September 20, 2026. Exam authorities can change requirements, fees, dates, and syllabi; confirm the linked official source before applying.
JFT syllabus and question formats
Reviewed and updated September 28, 2026
Practice word meaning and usage, kanji readings and kanji meaning in context. Use pictures and short everyday sentences. Kana study supports this work, but full mock practice should go beyond matching identical characters.
Choose grammar and responses that fit a situation: asking for help, requesting permission, replying to a coworker or making plans. Read the whole exchange before choosing a familiar phrase.
Listen for the meaning of conversations, shop or public-service exchanges, and announcements or instructions. Identify the next action, destination, time or changed plan. The official test allows up to two plays per audio; listening answers cannot be revisited after moving on.
Understand short messages and find information in notices, advertisements, schedules and instructions. Check exceptions such as changed opening hours or a different meeting location.
Use the official Irodori Nepali edition and lesson audio, or the IRODORI online course for video-based study. Start with foundations, then work through Elementary 1 and Elementary 2 as you build A2 skills. Pair lessons with topic practice and mistake review.
N5 is a JLPT level, not a JFT level. Choose the matching practice track and check each exam’s own sample questions. A mock percentage cannot be converted directly into an official JFT scaled score.
These free Japan Foundation resources can support your Yashi practice.
Current sections, timing, screen controls and scoring.
Try the question formats used to demonstrate the test.
Officially linked guide to using the test screen.
Starter, Elementary 1 and Elementary 2 from Japan Foundation New Delhi.
Free video-based lessons and practice with Nepali support.
Study materials, sample availability and differences from JLPT.
Yashi Academy turns exam preparation into daily practice: syllabus-focused questions, mock tests, progress tracking, and revision that fits around college, work, and travel.
Full JFT-Basic mocks: 50 questions in 60 minutes, four sections and one timer, like the real test.
2,200+ JFT questions, including 540+ listening questions with audio.
A new mock set on every attempt, with an explanation for every answer.
Free section-wise practice. Full mocks come with a JFT plan from Rs 400 for 15 days.
A separate JLPT N5 practice track.
JFT and JLPT N5 learners can use this coverage as a practical checklist for Japan Foundation Test for Basic Japanese JFT Preparation, and JLPT N5 Preparation. Start with the official guidance for your exam, then use the matching Yashi Academy practice path to check your understanding.
Use it as a preparation checklist: confirm your exam category, practice topic-wise questions, take mock tests under time pressure, and review weak areas before starting the next round. That routine keeps your revision tied to a dedicated Japanese language preparation path instead of a generic study plan.
Start with the Japanese language preparation track that matches your exam and learning level, then use the listed coverage areas to focus your revision.
Use JFT-Basic Preparation in Nepal: Mock Practice and Study Resources practice questions for recall, then repeat the topics where your score drops instead of only attempting new questions.
Timed tests help you build speed, reduce exam pressure, and notice whether mistakes come from weak concepts, confusing options, or reading too quickly.
A wrong-answer review is the highest-value revision block. Write down why the correct answer is right and return to that topic after a short gap.
Begin with these visible categories, then move into the remaining practice areas as your mock-test results show what needs more revision.
Practice this area with short question sets first, then include it in timed mixed mock tests once your accuracy becomes consistent.
Practice this area with short question sets first, then include it in timed mixed mock tests once your accuracy becomes consistent.
The four sections are Script and Vocabulary, Conversation and Expression, Listening Comprehension and Reading Comprehension. Prepare for practical A1–A2 communication tasks using official sample questions and Can-do learning goals.
The Japan Foundation does not publish past test papers. It provides sample questions to demonstrate the format. Third-party mock questions are practice material.
The Japan Foundation provides a Nepali edition of Irodori, and its online course supports Nepali explanations. Use the official links on this page.
No. N5 is a JLPT level, not a JFT level. Choose the separate practice track for your exam.
No. Mock accuracy helps identify what to revise. The official test uses a scaled score that cannot be calculated by multiplying a practice percentage.
Yes. The live app categories include Japanese language preparation with JFT and JLPT N5 tracks.
Yes. Yashi Academy includes Japan Foundation Test for Basic Japanese preparation for learners who want mobile practice and mock tests.
Yes. Yashi Academy includes JLPT N5 preparation with practice and revision designed for language learners.
Choose the practice track that matches your next exam or learning goal.