Acting Ambassador to Japan Harihar Kant Poudel visited Everest International School, where the exams were being conducted, on Thursday and inspected the exam management and student attendance.
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Twenty-three Nepali students living in Japan are taking the Secondary Education Examination (SEE). The Nepali Embassy in Japan has stated that 14 girls and 9 boys are taking the exam.
Acting Ambassador to Japan Harihar Kanta Poudel visited Everest International School, where the exam is being conducted, on Thursday and inspected the exam management and attendance of students.
The embassy has expressed gratitude to Everest School for providing such an opportunity, calling it a significant achievement to take the exam according to the Nepali educational system while abroad.
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