Japan

Due to Japan's extensive higher education subsidies, international students can study at the University of Tokyo for comparatively less money than they might at many Western universities. Tuition for undergraduate and graduate degrees is about 535,800 JPY (about $3,500 to $4,000 USD, depending on currency rates) per year. The annual facility charge is around 17,000 JPY (about $120 USD), and there is an admission cost of 282,000 JPY (about $2,000 USD) each person. In order to cover housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses, overseas students should spend between 100,000 and 150,000 JPY (about $700 to $1,000 USD) each month, while living expenses in Tokyo can vary.

To get admission into the Tokyo Institute of Technology, the admission requirements are just similar to any other top university in the world. or example, students will be required to submit their application along with academic transcripts, mark sheets, SOPs, LORs and may/may not be required to appear for an interview.However, what sets your application apart from the pile of applications sent to such a selective institute is how well you explain your leadership skills, your interest and knowledge of the chosen subject and what you're aiming to do with the degree if you get into your desired university. A student who has passed out from a recognised school or who has gotten a UG degree from a premiere college/university within their own or foreign country will automatically be considered over others. Along with that, students with some proven track record of exposure to industrial settings will also be noticed separately among others. 

As for scholarship applications in Japan, here is how you can do it: There are several steps that one must follow in applying for scholarship forms under the Japanese Government (MEXT).Candidates check the eligibility requirement, which mostly involves things like good academic standing, knowledge of the Japanese language, and some other criteria regarding age and health. Additional requirements include submissions of application forms, grades, letters of recommendation, and evidence of a language proficiency certification or admission qualification. The selection procedure may include written tests and interviews, mostly conducted at the Japanese embassy of the applicant's home country. Selected students receive an award that covers tuition fees, living expenses, and travel allowances.