Unlocking the Key to TUS Admission: Meimonkai Hosts 'Tokyo University of Science Entrance Exam Seminar' & 'MOPS Minami-Kashiwa New System Briefing'
Meimonkai, a subsidiary of Riso Kyoiku Group, will host a 'Tokyo University of Science Entrance Exam Seminar' on June 21, 2026. The seminar will cover admission strategies, English test preparation, and the new 'MOPS' tutoring system.
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Meimonkai (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; President: Shinji Yoshida), a subsidiary of Riso Kyoiku Group (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; President: Masahiko Tenbo), will hold a 'Tokyo University of Science (TUS) Entrance Exam Seminar' on June 21, 2026 (Sun) at Winds Minami-Kashiwa.
The seminar will cover crucial points for passing, department-specific strategies, and the realities of school-recommended admissions. Additionally, there will be an information session for the new 'MOPS' system at the Minami-Kashiwa school, which combines online private tutoring with a physical study space.
■ A Day to Define Your Own 'Admission Strategy'!
[Part 1: TUS Entrance Exam Strategy Seminar]
Experts will explain the 'inconvenient truths' of the entrance exam industry, focusing on why many students who can pass 'Four Tech University' exams fail to reach TUS levels.
1. 'Inconvenient Truths' of Science Admissions: The 'at least 70%' threshold in the Common Test English section.
2. The Wall between Four Tech Universities and TUS: High computational speed and advanced thinking skills are required.
3. Campus-specific Strategies and 'S-System': Explaining department characteristics and breakthrough strategies.
4. Realities of Recommended Admissions: The fierce competition in high schools with deviations of 60-68 and the need for early strategy.
[Part 2: MOPS Minami-Kashiwa System Briefing]
Introduction to the 'Fully Managed, Specialized Private Tutoring' system, MOPS, designed to help students overcome the hurdles that mass teaching and self-study cannot.
MOPS Minami-Kashiwa provides a prime learning environment one minute from Minami-Kashiwa Station, offering a hybrid choice of commuting and online learning.
The seminar will cover crucial points for passing, department-specific strategies, and the realities of school-recommended admissions. Additionally, there will be an information session for the new 'MOPS' system at the Minami-Kashiwa school, which combines online private tutoring with a physical study space.
■ A Day to Define Your Own 'Admission Strategy'!
[Part 1: TUS Entrance Exam Strategy Seminar]
Experts will explain the 'inconvenient truths' of the entrance exam industry, focusing on why many students who can pass 'Four Tech University' exams fail to reach TUS levels.
1. 'Inconvenient Truths' of Science Admissions: The 'at least 70%' threshold in the Common Test English section.
2. The Wall between Four Tech Universities and TUS: High computational speed and advanced thinking skills are required.
3. Campus-specific Strategies and 'S-System': Explaining department characteristics and breakthrough strategies.
4. Realities of Recommended Admissions: The fierce competition in high schools with deviations of 60-68 and the need for early strategy.
[Part 2: MOPS Minami-Kashiwa System Briefing]
Introduction to the 'Fully Managed, Specialized Private Tutoring' system, MOPS, designed to help students overcome the hurdles that mass teaching and self-study cannot.
MOPS Minami-Kashiwa provides a prime learning environment one minute from Minami-Kashiwa Station, offering a hybrid choice of commuting and online learning.
FAQ
What will be covered in the TUS entrance exam seminar?
Professional experts will discuss entrance exam realities, the importance of English, differences between TUS and the 'Four Tech Universities,' and campus-specific strategies.
What is the MOPS Minami-Kashiwa school?
Located a minute from Minami-Kashiwa Station, it provides a study space combining online private tutoring with complete management by academic mentors.
What is required to aim for school-recommended admission?
It requires strategic study from the first year of high school and securing a GPA of 4.0 or above in regular school exams.