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Conversion of RMIT's academic entrance requirements from Australian standards to the equivalent in Japan.

Conversion of RMIT's academic entrance requirements from Australian standards to the equivalent in Japan.

Conversion of RMIT's academic entrance requirements from Australian standards to the equivalent in Japan.

Locate the Australian score required for your preferred RMIT program and find what the equivalent score would be for the study you have completed.

Level of study Australian standard Completion of Year 1 of Upper Secondary School (Kotogakko) Completion of Year 2 of Upper Secondary School (Kotogakko) Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho (Upper Secondary School Certificate of Graduation)
Foundation Studies Not applicable  Not applicable  3 Not applicable
Diploma/Associate degrees 50% Not applicable Not applicable  2
55% Not applicable Not applicable 2
60% Not applicable Not applicable 2.5
Bachelor degrees 65%  Not applicable Not applicable 3
70% Not applicable Not applicable 3.5
75% Not applicable Not applicable 4
80% Not applicable Not applicable 4.5
85% Not applicable Not applicable 4.5
90% Not applicable Not applicable 5.0
Grading / Calculation System Overall average score for graded subjects on a 5-point scale

*Five-point scale

  • 5 = maximum
  • 2 = pass
  • 1= fail

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