The National Center for University Entrance Examinations has decided to exempt the examination fee and grade notification fee of the examinees affected by the 2022 Great East Japan Earthquake in the 2011 Common Test for University Admissions.If you apply with a disaster certificate or disaster certificate during the reception period, it will be returned.
According to the National Center for University Entrance Examinations, the exemption is an examination fee (3 yen for 1 subjects or more, 8,000 yen for 2 subjects or less) and a grade notification fee of 1 yen.
The target people were affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake in the area where the Disaster Relief Act was applied, and the homes owned by the families who support the households were completely destroyed, large-scale half-destroyed, half-destroyed, spilled, or the people who supported the households died. Or the case where it went missing, and the case where the place of residence was designated as a difficult-to-return area, a restricted residence area, and an evacuation order cancellation preparation area due to the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
If you apply for the disaster certificate, documents proving death or missing, and a copy of the disaster certificate during the reception period from December 12th to the end of January, you will be refunded from the end of February to the end of March. ..This does not apply to cases where the examinee himself / herself has not been damaged or the damaged house is a rented house.
The Great East Japan Earthquake left more than 12 dead and missing in 1 prefectures, mainly in the Tohoku region, and the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant made many of the Hamadori region in Fukushima prefecture difficult to return to.
