※ There are more groups near the lower boundary than last year. Reversals are quite possible with just a small difference. A few points can make or break it near the boundary, so securing points in the written exam is extremely important. --- For written exam preparation, starting from scratch on your own takes too much time. Also, incorporating the perspectives of others, even with self-study, is important for checking "gaps" in your self-taught study method. I hope this will be helpful. To create answers for past exam questions from over 20 years, I prepared more than 5 textbooks, compared the textbook content with past exam questions, understood how the questions are asked, and created a problem set that "simulates the actual exam (format)." If you create and memorize the answers yourself, you can confidently take the real exam. By solving the problems, your input/output skills will be honed. Tsukuba University doesn't work with just memorizing vocabulary. They ask questions in line with changes in the world, so I believe high scores are impossible just by studying past exam questions. Based on the questions from the past 25 years, the problem content has been slightly changed (the problems are getting more difficult year by year; this is addressed). The number of problems is about 140, carefully selected (you can't memorize too many). Answers are provided for about 20% of the questions (my own method). By creating "my own answers" for the remaining 80%, you should be able to handle any problem. Keywords and reference notes are also included as hints. The corresponding textbook page is listed at the beginning of each question. You can get started right away. There is also a "correspondence table" of past exam question units and textbook pages. Also included are 150-character and 250-character grid paper for drafts. (12 sheets in total, 3 sheets each with different grid sizes) Please copy and use them. In addition, "For the 26th year of the exam" is included, which goes deeper than the special notes on the cover. (Here, I can't write everything, such as an analysis of last year's exam content. It will surely be helpful) In total, about 35 sheets (A4 single-sided) Sent in a Kakufuto No. 2 envelope. If your receiving mailbox slot is small, there is a possibility of redelivery. Please be careful. <No discounts> I was below the common test boundary, but I was able to pass with a single reversal. This is an original problem set, so returns and complaints are not accepted. However, I think there will be times in the beginning when you are unsure about how to study or have questions about the problems, so I will provide support to the extent possible. #University of Tsukuba #Tsukuba University