25,000 people take NTT Communications' 1st Internet exam

25,000 people take NTT Communications' 1st Internet exam

TOKYO, Japan - Hopeful candidates tackle an Internet examination offered by NTT Communications Corp., a unit of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT), using personal computers in Tokyo on May 13. Some 25,000 people took in the exam, which tests basic knowledge of information technology (IT), at 29 locations in 11 cities nationwide. Those who successfully pass the 150-minute exam will receive a certificate of qualification.

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