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For details including application method and deadline, please check with the local host institution in the country/area where you plan to take the test.  \nOfficial website  \nLatest test information is available here!  \nThe Official Worldwide JLPT Website offers a great deal of information about the test registration process, cities andinstitutions hosting the test as well as a detailed description of the new JLPT and sample questions for each level. Please take a look to find out more about the test. Information is available in Japanese, English and Chinese.  \n[http://www.jlpt.jp/](http://www.jlpt.jp/)  \nLocal host institution (Test Guide (including Application Form) is available at the institution below.)  \n2011.06  \nえい ご ばん  \n英語版 English version  \nWhat is the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test?  \nThe largest Japanese-language test in the world  \nThe JLPT is a test for non-native speakers of Japanese which evaluates and certifies their Japanese-language proficiency. The test is simultaneously conducted twice a year* in Japan and various locations overseas. The JLPT began in 1984. While at the beginning just 7,000 people applied to take the test in 15 countries and areas worldwide, by 2009 the number of examinees had risen to as many as 770,000 in 54 countries and areas around the world. Currently, it is the largest Japanese-language test in the world.  \n* Until 2008, the JLPT was administered once a year in December. Since 2009, it has been administered twice a year in July and December. In some cities overseas, the July test is not administered and only the December test is held.  \n Cities where the JLPT was administered (December test in 2009)  Cities where the JLPT was administered  \nJapan: 33 prefectures  \nKorea: 22 cities  \n206 cities in 54 countries and areas around the world  \n Number of examinees and cities where the JLPT was administered  \n(persons) (cities)  \n768,113 examinees  \nNumber of examinees  \nNumber of cities where the JLPT was administered  \n206 cities  \n(year)  \nServes a variety of purposes  \nAccording to the Survey of Overseas Organizations Involved in Japanese-Language Education conducted by the Japan Foundation every three years, the number of students studying Japanese outside of Japan grew from 127,000 in 1979 to 3.65 million in 2009.  \nAlong with the increase in students, the number of JLPT examinees has increased. Today, people of various ages, from elementary school students to working individuals, take the JLPT. 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