Due to limited dimension of test chambers, the jet noise test is confined at geometric near field but the jet noise at far field is desired in practice. The aim of this study is to predict the jet noise at far field from the measured data in test chambers. This work focuses on the jet noise prediction at far field by extrapolating the measured data at geometric near field. A simple point source is employed to replace the whole jet source distribution to simplify the prediction and corresponds to the source image viewed from the eyes of observer at far field. However, the jet directivity is an inevitable issue for jet noise prediction because the point source is void of directivity. In other words, the point source is purely a monopole before modification. The information about directivity must be extracted from the measured data at geometric near field and be imposed on the point source to modify the prediction results. The modified predicted results show a remarkable agreement with measured data at far field, especially at high frequency band and high jet velocity.