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Yeah, just disregard any mentions of JLPT grades lol. There are people with N1 who know all their kanji, know how to listen to audio and answer questions on a paper but when they get to Japan, they can't speak whatsoever. I think it's just a way to say "If you have N3, you probably know X and Y so you are perhaps able to converse." but yeah, it's entirely useless most of the time for things like this.
Exactly JLPT only makes sure you know some vocab and grammar but real conversational skills are different. Try watching anime for 10+ years thats better