Is the NJLA Certificate admission process merit-based or entrance-based?

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NJLA Certificate admission process at NEC Japanese Language Academy is entrance-based rather than purely merit-based. Applicants must qualify the NJLA Entrance Exam to be considered for admission. Along with exam performance, eligibility criteria such as passing Class 12 and being at least 16 years

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