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The National Examination Board, Office of Examination Control-Class 10 has released the result of SEE. After the meeting of the National Examination Board on Thursday, the Examination Control Office announced the results. The board said that it will take some time to upload the entire result on the website.

For the first time, the result of SEE has been published according to the system of non-grading of students who do not get at least 35 percent marks in theoretical (written) in each subject .

According to the new syllabus, the results have been published according to the provisions of the Letter Grading Guideline-2078 of the students who took the SEE exam for the first time. According to the rules, the students have to get minimum 35% marks in each subject. A written exam of 75 marks is conducted in each subject and minimum 27 marks must be scored. Students who score less than the said score i.e. 1.6 GPA will be classified as Non-Grading (NG). The board will not even provide them with the grade sheet. In the

guide, the students who get NG in up to two subjects will be allowed to participate in the grade increase exam which will be decided by the board immediately. A provision has been made in the guidelines that those who have failed in more than two subjects can take the examination of the relevant subject in the next year. Such students will be eligible to participate in the annual examination for 3 years. According to this method, the results of class 12 have been published since last year. According to which, only about 50 percent of the students who have given the exam are being graded. Only students with

grading are considered eligible for admission and study in upper classes. Earlier, students would get grade sheet even if they got 35 marks by adding theoretical and practical marks. Henceforth separate grading of theoretical and practical has been arranged. The new syllabus has arranged that there will be a practical exam of 25 marks in each subject including mathematics and the remaining 75 marks will be a theoretical exam. The experimental test was conducted by the school itself and the results were sent to the board. The board has converted the marks into grades and published the results.

The letter grading system has been started since 2072 at the school level. In 2078, the Curriculum Development Center revised the guidelines and arranged that a minimum of 35 percent marks should be obtained for grading. As the students who had studied on the basis of the old syllabus till last year participated in SEE, the revised guidelines were not implemented in their case. Last March 15th to 27th, 4 lakh 75 thousand examinees participated in the examination. Among them, 449,000 are ordinary stream students. There are 15,000 technical students. According to the board, about 8,000 students are absent in the examination.

As soon as the results are published E-Kantipur has also been arranged to be viewable. Student parents can get their result from e-Kantipur by selecting the symbol number, mobile number and district.