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2022 JLPT exam results announced on 23 January

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The photo shows persons lining up to buy JLPT exam application forms.

Myanmar Association of Japan Alumni (MAJA) said that the 2022 JLPT exam results were released on 23 January.
The Myanmar Association of Japan Alumni (MAJA) suspended the selling of 2022 JLPT exam application forms for the exam to be held in December (N4 Level) in Yangon as over 5,000 people bought them in a scramble and announced that the application forms would be accepted through the online system.— TWA/MKKS

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