All 4.0 GPA Scorers in SEE from Gulmi Are Public Students

All 4.0 GPA Scorers in SEE from Gulmi Are Public Students

In Gulmi district, every student who achieved a 4.0 GPA in SEE so far has been from a community school.

Students scoring full GPA in the academic years 2075, 2078, 2080, and now in 2081 have all studied in public institutions.

4.0 GPA Achievers in SEE 2081

In the academic year 2081, the following students secured a 4.0 GPA in the SEE exam:

• Nishan Bhandari – Udaya Secondary School, Shantipur, Chandrakot

• Arjun Bhandari – Satyawati Secondary School, Satyawati Rural Municipality

• Srijit Bhandari – Satyawati Secondary School

In previous years, the following students scored 4.0 GPA:

• Sagar Puri – Resunga Secondary School (2075)

• Ashish Basnet – Resunga Secondary School (2078)

• Smriti Kandel – Shringha Janata Secondary School (2080)

Gulmi's Overall SEE Result and Performance

According to the SEE result published Friday evening by the National Examination Board, the national pass rate is 61.81%, while Gulmi recorded a higher rate of 67.26%.

Education Coordination Unit Head Thaneshwar Ghimire informed that in the previous year, a total of 2,585 students appeared from Gulmi:

• 3,511 students in the general stream

• 332 students in the technical stream

GPA-Wise Distribution

Among the students who passed SEE:

• 280 students scored between 3.6 and 4.0 GPA

• 716 students scored between 3.2 and 3.6 GPA

• 1,039 students scored between 2.0 and 3.2 GPA

• 527 students scored between 2.4 and 2.8 GPA

• 20 students scored between 2.0 and 2.4 GPA

Village Schools Demonstrating Strong Potential

The recent SEE results indicate strong academic potential in rural schools.

At Satyawati Secondary School, 72 students (37 girls and 35 boys) participated in SEE this year.

Established in 2039 B.S., the school currently has 520 enrolled students.

According to Principal Krishna Prasad Bhandari:

• 11 students scored above 3.6 GPA

• 12 students scored above 3.2 GPA

Student Reactions and Future Aspirations

Srijit Bhandari, who scored 4.0 GPA, expressed satisfaction with the expected result and shared his ambition to become a computer engineer.

Arjun Bhandari, also a 4.0 scorer, said he aspires to become a doctor if given the opportunity.

Nishan Bhandari, another 4.0 achiever from Udaya Secondary School, had studied in a private school until Grade 8, then joined the public school for Grades 9 and 10. He was pleased with his result and hopes to excel in the IT sector.

Local Leaders Praise Community School Success

District Coordination Committee Chairperson Dron Khattri stated that the results indicate that rural schools have great potential in education.

He noted that school leaders have begun taking academic outcomes seriously, which is reflected in improved performance.

Chandrakot Rural Municipality Chairperson Yuvraj KC expressed joy at the positive competition among community schools and announced plans to honor top-performing students.