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Tohoku University and Tokyo University are some of the most prominent universities in Japan. Both the universities offers a welcoming environment for its international and Indian students. In terms of Shiksha Popularity Rankings, Tokyo University has an upper hand. However, in terms of average graduate salary, Tohoku University stands taller as compared to Tokyo University. Check the comparison listed below between Tohoku and Tokyo University:

Indian students seeking admission to the University of Tokyo can follow steps mentioned below to submit their applications to the University of Tokyo: 

• Create an account on the University of Tokyo Application portal
• Submit the University of Tokyo application fee
• Submit the online application form
• Collect and upload all essential documents and fill all mandatory fields
• Submit the form via mail
• If required, register for the University of Tokyo Entrance Exam 
• Pay the specified University of Tokyo Entrance Exam Fee
• Track the status of your application
• Accept the admission offer and apply for a Japan study visa

Yes, the University of Tokyo, forms part of the best universities in Japan, and offers an ideal alternative to the Ivy League universities in USA, offering quality education at affordable costs, and also boasts a much healthier comparison rate. 

Uni Tokyo offers a friendly study environment, with access to quality research facilties and job opportunities from a number of top companies, including Mitsubishi and Accenture, among others. 

Both Uni Tokyo and Harvard are part of the best universities worldwide, and each has its share of pros and cons. The table below gives a detailed comparison of the two universities's pros and cons:

The Nishikasai region of Tokyo is one of the major hubs of Indian students in Japan.

The place is often referred to as “Little India” due to the presence of Indian students in large numbers.

The total number of Indian students in Japan, as of Dec 2024, per data curated from an unofficial source, stands at 54,000 students.  

The table below highlights some key facts & figures associated with living in Tokyo: