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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2026
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Had a great week of study, the problem is the great part was performance and not time investment. Another month is about to tick off the calendar and I'm still behind on my pace for the JLPT.
Because good performance cross-cut across all three parts of the exam (12 out of 13 on grammar exercises, 4 out of 4 on listening passages, 2 out of 2 on reading passages), this was the first week I can honestly say I actually feel confident about my ability to pass the exam once I cover all the topics. The problem is I'm just not putting in enough reps to hit all the topics and build the test-taking speed I'll need.
I don't really have a solution for this as my time demands are not going to decrease by December. If anything, they'll get worse. The plan right now is to just do my best.