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Paste the official requirements text, upload a screenshot/PDF, or paste the official URL — the AI reads only what you provide, never invents.
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Deadlines and materials are read automatically. Word, TXT/Markdown, images, and PDF are supported.
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Supports Word, TXT/Markdown, images and PDF. Documents are read locally; scans go to vision only when you run the tool.
A requirements-PDF URL is fetched and rendered to page images; an admissions page is scanned for PDF links.
Looking only at the deadline makes it easy to miss word limits, required forms, sealed originals, delivery rules, and eligibility clauses. A safer process separates the document into schedule, documents, format, language, and eligibility, then checks every extraction against the official text. This tool organizes that verification; it does not replace the school's decision or your own eligibility check.
Requirements are updated yearly, and last year's deadlines and required documents often differ from this year's. Always download the current edition from the official admissions page — never parse a prior-year PDF or a reposted copy, or the whole checklist rests on a wrong foundation.
Most graduate schools run several rounds, each with its own application window, exam date, and result date. Remembering one deadline makes it easy to confuse rounds. Capture every round's full schedule so you don't show up to the wrong one.
Transcripts, recommendation letters, the research plan, language scores — some need third-party issuance and take weeks. Listing the full document set first and back-planning each lead time is far safer than finding a gap right at the deadline.
Each school sets its own limits on word count, register (です・ます vs. だ・である), and whether handwriting is required for the statement and research plan. Miss the requirements and even strong content can be cut on form first.
Minimum scores, validity periods, and whether they're mandatory differ across schools for EJU, JLPT, TOEFL/IELTS. Confirm your current scores are still valid and clear the bar — don't discover at application time that you need to retake.
Type of home institution, years of study, residence status, age cap — these eligibility clauses often sit in a corner of the text yet directly decide whether you can apply. Cross-check each against your own background so one line of fine print doesn't shut you out.