The National Examination Board (NEB) has pulished the results of this year’s Secondary Education Examination (SEE).

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Of the 444,785 students who took the exam, only 47.86 percent passed. The NEB also reported that 186 students earned a 4 GPA. As a result, 242,920 students can now advance to Grade 11. Approximately 52.14 percent of the examinees were classified as non-graded (NG). The examinations of 221 students have been cancelled.

This year's results has been evaluated using the Letter Grading Directive 2078, which distinguishes between theoretical and internal assessments. The emphasis on achieving minimum scores in both theoretical and internal assessments is intended to improve learning quality and better prepare students for higher education.

How to Check SEE 2080-81 Results?
Students can access them through official websites, SMS, and IVR services.
Click [HERE] for various methods to check SEE Result with Marksheet.

Grading System
This year, the exams were conducted based on the new syllabus, and the results have been published under the new grading system.Under the new system, each SEE student must score at least 35 percent mark in the theoretical exams to qualify for higher studies. Students failing to secure the needed marks in theoretical exams will not be eligible to enrol in class 11 and will receive their results in the non-graded category. Previously, students received grades if they scored at least 35 marks combined from theoretical and practical exams. From now on, there will be separate grading for theoretical and practical exams. The new curriculum has introduced a system where each subject, including mathematics, will have a 25-mark practical exam and a 75-mark theoretical exam. Students have to secure a 27-mark under the theoretical exam. The practical exams were conducted by the schools themselves, and the obtained marks were sent to the board.

Supplementary Examination
Students who were classified as non-graded in up to two subjects will be permitted to attend grade increment examinations administered by the board after one month. The board stated that the students would be permitted to sit for exams in the only subjects for which they had received no grade. According to the board, students who received non-grades in more than two subjects will be able to take the relevant subject exams the following year. According to the board, such students can take the annual examination for the next three years. After that, they must take exams in all subjects.

Grade Determination based on the Letter Grading Directive :
1. Percentage Achieved: Above 90
- GPA: 4
- Grade in Letters: A+
- Description of Achieved Level: Outstanding

2. Percentage Achieved: 80 to below 90
- GPA: 3.6
- Grade in Letters: A
- Description of Achieved Level: Excellent

3. Percentage Achieved: 70 to below 80
- GPA: 3.2
- Grade in Letters:B+
- Description of Achieved Level: Very Good

4. Percentage Achieved: 60 to below 70
- GPA: 2.8
- Grade in Letters:B
- Description of Achieved Level: Good

5. Percentage Achieved: 50 to below 60
- GPA: 2.4
- Grade in Letters:C+
- Description of Achieved Level: Satisfactory

6. Percentage Achieved: 40 to below 50
- GPA: 2
- Grade in Letters:C
- Description of Achieved Level: Acceptable

7. Percentage Achieved: 35 to below 40
- GPA: 1.6
- Grade in Letters:D
- Description of Achieved Level: Basic

8. Percentage Achieved: Below 35
- GPA: -
- Grade in Letters:NG
- Description of Achieved Level: Ungraded

Rechecking and Revaluation of Answer Sheet
Students who are dissatisfied with their published results can request that their answer sheets be rechecked and reevaluated. The rechecking application can be submitted online through the website. After the results are published, detailed information and instructions will be available on the National Examination Board, SEE, and National Examination Board Central Office websites.

Corrections to age, name, and surname
If there are any discrepancies in a student's age, name, or surname, corrections can be made within five years of the results being published using the admission card or a decision from the concerned Chief District Officer if the admission card also contains discrepancies. Applications for corrections should be submitted accordingly.