Improvement in School-Level Pass Rate: Overall, 85.37 Percent Students Passed SEE
In recent times, the pass rate of school-level students has been increasing. According to the data of the National Examinations Board, continuous improvement has been seen in the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) and Class 12. When the results of the regular and grade improvement (supplementary) examinations conducted by the Board are combined, overall, 85.37 percent of students passed this year’s SEE.
According to Tukraj Adhikari, Controller of Examinations (Class 10) of the Examination Board, a total of 430,667 examinees participated in the main and supplementary examinations, of whom 367,683 passed. With the overall result appearing high, only about 15 percent of students have been prevented from enrolling in Class 11 this year, which is lower compared to previous years.
Grade Improvement (Supplementary) Exam Result Published
The National Examinations Board published the result of the SEE grade improvement (supplementary) examination on Tuesday. The Board had conducted the grade improvement examination from Asar 1 to 7 for examinees who failed the regular examination, or who were placed in the Non-graded category.
A total of 129,114 students participated in the grade improvement examination, of whom 83,523 students, or 64.69 percent, passed.
GPA Details of Grade Improvement Examination
Among the students who participated in the grade improvement examination, the largest number secured a GPA between 2.40 and 2.80. According to the result, the details of students receiving GPA are as follows:
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3.60 to 4.00 GPA: 16 students
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3.20 to 3.60 GPA: 1,195 students
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2.80 to 3.20 GPA: 16,467 students
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2.40 to 2.80 GPA: 51,438 students
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2.00 to 2.40 GPA: 14,362 students
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1.60 to 2.00 GPA: 45 students
Comparison with Previous Years
Earlier, in the SEE regular examination result published on Baisakh 28, 65.98 percent of examinees had passed. This result was more than four percentage points higher than the SEE result of 2081. According to the available data, only 48 percent of examinees passed the SEE in 2080, while 61.81 percent passed in 2081. This shows that the SEE result has been improving continuously.
As in SEE, continuous improvement has also been seen in the Class 12 result in recent years. Last year, 61.17 percent of students passed Class 12, while this year the pass rate increased to 69.75 percent.
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