Kathmandu – The National Examination Board has published the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) supplementary exams.
Out of 143,257 students who appeared, 83,564 passed while 59,693 failed, remaining unclassified.
The exams were held from Shrawan 29 to Bhadra 6. The supplementary exams were conducted for students who had received “non-graded” marks in up to two subjects or had been absent in the annual SEE held in Baisakh.
Kathmandu – The Grade 12 supplementary (chance) examinations have started today. The exams, originally scheduled for September 13 and 14, were postponed due to violence during the Gen-Z protests.
According to the Examination Controller’s Office of the National Examination Board, the exams will be conducted over two days, today and tomorrow.
On the first day (today), compulsory English (0041), all subjects for students appearing in only one subject, and the smaller code subject for students appearing in two subjects will be held. Students taking both compulsory English and Nepali will sit for English today and Nepali tomorrow.
On Wednesday, students appearing in two subjects will sit for the subject with the larger code.
All exams will begin at 11 AM, the Examination Controller’s Office said.
Kathmandu – The National Examination Board (NEB) has announced that the Grade 12 supplementary examinations will now be held on September 23 & 24. Exam dates were revised due to the current national situation.
According to the new schedule, on September 23, all students will take the compulsory English (0041) exam. Those appearing for only one subject will also take their respective paper that day. For students taking two subjects, the exam with the smaller code number will be held on the first day, which includes compulsory English and compulsory Nepali (0021).
On September 24, students taking two subjects will appear for the paper with the larger code number. The board clarified that the compulsory English (0041) exam will also be conducted on the second day for those who need to retake it. NEB has already finalized the examination centers.
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