Do you want these in Japanese for the college entrance examination?

I saw someone ask such a question again. When registering for the college entrance examination, choose Japanese as a foreign language class. As far as the overall difficulty is concerned, I think it is quite simple after reading it. I don't know how long you have left, but one year is definitely enough. Some schoolmasters have finished N 1 in one year. Let's talk about the difficulties of Japanese in the college entrance examination. Take the national examination as an example. I almost fell asleep in the listening part, and I didn't speak fast. To be honest, I feel that the level of N3 is lower than that of N4. In the multiple-choice questions, the grammar test is not too difficult, but I saw N2 grammar in it, but please refer to the outline for specific requirements. I think reading is quite simple and not difficult. It's not difficult to write a composition (reading its model essay feels like it was written by a primary school student), but I still have to read some, because it seems that I can only use the ます shape (I can't write a level with the ます shape alone, but I must abide by the examination rules after all). Finally, I want to say that it is not difficult to meet people. If you want to learn Japanese, stick to it.