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Study in Japan

Cutting-edge technology, low national-university tuition and generous scholarships — supported after arrival by AGI's own associate office in Gunma.

Get a Free Assessment for Japan
780 + Universities nationwide
28 hrs Part-time work per week
1 yr Post-study job-hunting stay
2 Main intakes — Apr. & Oct.

Why study in Japan?

World-leading technology

Japan is a global leader in engineering, robotics and manufacturing, with deep university–industry links.

Low national-university tuition

National universities charge roughly ¥535,800 per year — far less than most English-speaking destinations.

Scholarships available

MEXT, JASSO and university scholarships support many international students.

Work + Gunma support

Work up to 28 hours per week, with AGI's Gunma associate office helping you settle in.

Popular courses for Bangladeshi students

Strong graduate demand in Japan's technology and manufacturing sectors:

Engineering Information Technology & Computer Science Robotics & Mechatronics Business & Management Japanese Studies Animation & Design Automotive Engineering

Qualifications & duration

QualificationDurationEntry after
Japanese language school1–2 yearsHSC / O-Levels
Bachelor's degree4 yearsHSC / A-Levels
Master's degree2 yearsBachelor's degree
PhD / Research3 yearsMaster's degree

Tuition & living costs

ExpenseTypical rangeApprox. BDT
National university tuition / year¥535,800 (Univ. of Tokyo ¥642,960)৳4.07 lakh (UTokyo ৳4.89 lakh)
Private university tuition / year¥1,000,000 – ¥1,700,000৳7.6–12.9 lakh
Language school / year¥700,000 – ¥900,000৳5.3–6.8 lakh
Living costs / year¥960,000 – ¥1,440,000৳7.3–10.9 lakh

Indicative 2026 figures — your counsellor prepares an exact, written cost plan for your shortlisted schools.

Admission requirements

Academic transcripts & certificates (SSC, HSC, Bachelor's as applicable)
JLPT N5+ (Japanese-taught) or proof of English for English-taught programmes
Statement of Purpose / study plan
Proof of funds and financial sponsor documents
Valid passport and recent photographs

Student visa via Certificate of Eligibility (CoE) — step by step

1

Free assessment & school selection

We evaluate your profile and shortlist language schools or universities that fit your goals and budget.

2

Apply & receive acceptance

AGI prepares and submits your application, then tracks your letter of acceptance.

3

School applies for your CoE

Your institution applies to Immigration for the Certificate of Eligibility — this usually takes 1–3 months.

4

Receive the CoE

Once issued, the CoE is sent to you to support your visa application.

5

Apply for the visa

We help you lodge your student visa at the Japanese Embassy with the CoE and supporting documents.

6

Visa grant & pre-departure

Grant in hand, you attend our pre-departure briefing — with a Gunma office contact for after you arrive.

Intakes & when to apply

OctoberSecond intake — language schools also admit in January & July

Frequently asked questions

For most undergraduate programmes and daily life, yes — many students start at a language school and aim for JLPT N2. A growing number of English-taught degrees are also available; we match you to the right route.

The Certificate of Eligibility is issued by Japanese Immigration through your school. It typically takes 1–3 months, so we start early to meet your intake.

Yes — with permission you can work up to 28 hours per week during term and more during long holidays.

Yes — MEXT, JASSO and individual university scholarships are open to international students. We help you identify and apply for those you qualify for.

Students we placed in Japan

“The NAT classes in Uttara got me to N4 in six months. When I landed in Japan, the Gunma office helped me find housing and my first part-time job within two weeks.”

RH
Rakibul Hasan
BBA · Ritsumeikan APU · Apr 2024 intake

“AGI was honest that my path would start with language school, not university. Two years later I am exactly where they said I would be.”

SA
Sumaiya Akter
Japanese Language → BBA · Tokyo · Apr 2025 intake