All the preparations for this year's Secondary Education Examination (SEE) which will start simultaneously from 8 am on Thursday in 2079 examination centers across the country have been completed.

The National Examination Board, Examination Control Office has requested the students to participate in the examination with confidence and confidence as the final preparations for the examination have been completed. Nandlal Paudel, Controller of Examinations of Class 10, Examination Control Office, informed that all the preparations for the SEE examination, which will start simultaneously across the country tomorrow from March 7th, have been completed. Therefore, I call on all the candidates to reach their exam center from 8 am tomorrow and take the exam confidently.'

The board has already delivered the question papers, symbol numbers, answer sheets and other materials required for the SEE examination to each district. He informed that 5 lakh 14 thousand 71 people will take the exam in this year's SEE exam. Last year, 464,785 students participated in the SEE examination of 2080. The number of students in this year's exam has increased by 49,286. 

Controller Paudel said that the security system has been strengthened in each examination center and he called on all concerned to ensure that the examinations are completed peacefully across the country. There will be one assistant center head in the center with up to 150 examinees and one inspector will be assigned for 20 students. Centers with less than 75 examinees in the examination will not have an assistant center head.  

In this year's exam, 29 students will take the SEE exam at an exam center in Japan, and arrangements have been made to give the exam to students from the Central Prison in Kathmandu and two prisons in Dailekh and the Children's Correctional Home in Bhaktapur. In this year's SEE, students from the famous success HIV education center will also participate, and four HIV-infected students from here will take the SEE exam. This year, the highest number of 39,600 students will appear in Kathmandu and the lowest number will be 43 students in Manang. 

This year's SEE will start from 7th Chait and end on 19th. The exam will be conducted from 8 AM to 11 AM. According to the examination schedule, on the first day on Chait 7th, there will be a compulsory English subject, on the same day there will be a compulsory Sanskrit examination for the Sanskrit Vedavidyashram and a compulsory Arabic language examination for the Madrasa.

Compulsory Nepali subject, English (elective English) exam for non-Nepali students will be held on March 8th. On March 10th there will be compulsory mathematics and on March 12th there will be compulsory science and technology and Sanskrit examination on Shuklayajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, ethics and other subjects. On 13th compulsory social, 14th optional first exam, 15th optional second exam will be conducted. 

The board is going to announce the results of the exam by June 7 this year, and the candidates who get less than 35 marks will be failed. Preparations have been made to announce the results of the exam this year also in the