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Guys i made this japanese learning app which has n5-n1 kanji,vocabulary and jlpt mock test with widgets to use as well

so the app name is lengaki, all the n5 content is totally free from all the n5 vocabulary to kanji to grammar and the widgets feature is also free to use, please give it a shot and is on playstore to download

Name : Lengaki

u/Responsible-Bit3677 — 2 days ago
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Hi everyone, I’m applying for a Japanese language school (October intake) and wanted some honest opinions on my chances of getting the Certificate of Eligibility (COE).

Here’s my situation:

  • I have passed JLPT N5
  • I have already completed my bachelors from my home country.
  • my age is 20
  • My purpose is to study Japanese and later pursue higher education (Master’s) in Japan

Financials:

  • My father and mother are both my sponsors
  • Combined latest ITR (1 year): around ₹13–14 lakh total (~¥2.4–2.5 million)
  • My father has savings of around ₹25–26 lakh (~¥4.5–4.7 million, including FD + bank balance)

Documents:

  • I have submitted all required documents (bank statement, balance certificate, ITR, sponsor affidavit, etc.)
  • I submitted only 1-year ITR for both parents (as per requirement)
  • My father’s employment documents were originally in Hindi (UP Board affiliated institution), so I translated them into English and attached both original + translation. Note : i translated the documents myself with no official translation but it is 100% accurate.
  • My agent reviewed everything and said “everything looks perfect”

Concern:

  • My father’s older ITR (2–3 years ago) is lower (₹4L and ₹2.5L), so I did not include them
  • My mother only has 1 year ITR

Questions:

  1. Based on this profile, what are my chances of getting COE?
  2. Is submitting only 1-year ITR okay in such cases?
  3. Will self-translated documents (with original attached) cause any issue?

I’m feeling quite nervous while waiting, so any honest feedback or similar experiences would really help 🙏

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u/Responsible-Bit3677 — 4 months ago