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To enroll at UTokyo you need to meet the eligibility requirements of the Japanese education system. As per it, student to have spent 16 years in schooling to enroll in a Masters degree and 18 years for PhD. If you don't meet the requirement refer to official website of University of Tokyo and follow the steps suggested there 

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While not mandatory, GRE scores are strongly recommended for some graduate programs at the University of Tokyo. Each course can have a different policy on GRE test scores so check the same before applying

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Yes University of Tokyo acceptance rate stands around 36 % meaning out of every 100 candidates who apply upto 36 will  be accepted. This makes it hard to get into the university as little over one fifth of applicants will be admitted

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No students cant apply to more than one programme at Univeristy of Tokyo. If you want to apply to a programme froma notehr department you should withdraw your current application 

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Yes even if you don't have valid passport and youre worried about what to write in field of passport name you can write your officially registered name registered in census register or provide some other proof of citizenship for India to Univeristy of Tokyo.

 

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Yes, Uni Tokyo is safe for Indian students. The campus security guards patrol the campus. The Inbound Medical Assistance Services (IMAS) is also available 24/7 to those in need of urgent medical help.  Counselling and mental health services are there for those who need it.

To know more, students are advised to check the official Uni of Tokyo website.

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Students can apply for housing at UTokyo via the OSTA platfom. The university offers both private and shared housing for students as part of its residence halls. Applications for housing are usually accepted either during January (for April move-in) or June/July (for September/October move-in).

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Yes, Indian food is available at UTokyo but in limited quantity. The UTokyo Co-op dining halls serve Indian food. There are plenty of Indian food places near the UTokyo campus. Some popular ones are mentioned below.

Restaurant or Dining HallKnown ForAddress
Tokyo Bhavan
  • Masala Dosa, Rice, Curry Sets
Nissin MS Builiding 1F, Iidabashi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Andhra Kitchen
  • Curries, Sambar, Rasam, and Rice
Mizuno Building, Ueno, Taito City
Khana Khazana
  • Garlic Naan, Mutton Curry, . Butter Chicken, and Shahi Paneer
Ueno/Okachimacho, near Ueno Station

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Uni of Tokyo Japan and Kyoto University are among the best universities in Japan. Both have competitive admissions and receive thousands of applications from the around the globe. The Kyoto University acceptance rate is 11%. This means the university accepts on average 1 in every 10 applications it receives.

University of Tokyo Japan acceptance rate is 34%. This means, Indian students have better chances for admission at the Tokyo University.

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The UTokyo acceptance rate is 34%. This means, that getting admission to the university as an Indian student is competitive, but possible. The university gives priority to students with great academics and a strong portfolio. Students who do have the same have a very good chance of getting in.

Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors can give a better idea of how realistic one's chances are of getting admission at the University of Tokyo.

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