JLPT N4 Practice Test
A full-length N4 mock exam with the same structure and the same clock as the real thing, scored section by section — so you find out which part is below the pass mark while there is still time to fix it.
Exam structure and timing
| Section | Time |
|---|---|
| Language Knowledge (Vocabulary)言語知識（文字・語彙） | 25 min |
| Language Knowledge (Grammar) & Reading言語知識（文法）・読解 | 55 min |
| Listening聴解 | 35 min |
115 minutes in total, not counting the breaks between sections. Timings follow the official JLPT guidance.
Passing requires two things, not one
To pass N4 you need at least 90 points out of 180 overall — and you also need the minimum in every scoring section (38 / 120 and 19 / 60). Fall below in any one section and you fail, however high the total.
90 / 180
38 / 120 and 19 / 60
What ExamSim gives you
The real clock
A visible timer helps you practise finishing inside the limit.
Results by section
Not one total, but a score for each scoring section.
Listening included
Practise the section that is often left until later.
Mistake review
While the reasoning that led you to the wrong answer is still fresh.
Common questions
- What score do you need to pass JLPT N4?
- At least 90 points out of 180 overall, plus the sectional minimum in every scoring section (38 / 120 and 19 / 60). Missing the minimum in one section fails you regardless of the total.
- How long is the N4 exam?
- 115 minutes in total, not counting the breaks between sections. The breakdown is in the table above.
- Is the practice test free?
- A free account includes N5 practice tests. N4 and N3 are part of the Pro plan; N2 and N1 are part of Premium.
- How often is the JLPT held?
- Twice a year in most locations — July and December — though this varies by region. Check the official site for your test centre.
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