Mandatory 35% Score in SEE Exam for Higher Education, Announces National Examination Board Chairman

Bhaktapur, December 21, 2023 – Dr. Mahashram Sharma, Chairman of the National Examination Board, has made a significant announcement regarding the School Education Examination (SEE) for the academic year 2080. Addressing a guidance program organized by N-PABSON Bhaktapur, Dr. Sharma emphasized the necessity for students to achieve a minimum of 35 percent in the upcoming SEE exam to qualify for higher education.

Clarification on SEE Examination 2080

Dr. Sharma addressed concerns and rumors, assuring students that the SEE examination would indeed be conducted in 2080. He urged students to avoid confusion and to focus on their studies.

Introduction of the New Grading System

The Chairman informed that the SEE would implement a new grading system starting this year. Under this system, a 'non-grading' status will be assigned to scores below 35 percent in any subject, underscoring the importance of achieving this minimum threshold.

Motivational Insights

The program also featured Dr. Tara Prasad Giri, a renowned motivator, who encouraged students to heed the advice of teachers and parents. He emphasized the importance of building a successful future starting from school life.

Guidance from N-PABSON Bhaktapur

Sanjay Khadka, President of N-PABSON Bhaktapur, addressed a common misconception among students and parents. He clarified that the alphabet grading system does not guarantee a pass for those who do not study. He stressed the importance of dedicated learning.

Emphasis on Improving Education Post-COVID

The event also saw participation from Arjun Bahadur Rayamajhi, former Controller of Examinations, and GB Khadka, a central member of N-PABSON. They highlighted the need for schools, parents, and students to work collectively to enhance the teaching system, which has faced challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.