The National Examination Board (NEB) has announced the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) held last year. Out of 464,765 students who took the exam, 222,472 passed, representing a pass rate of slightly over 47%.
Here’s a breakdown of student performance by GPA range:
- Top Performers (GPA 3.60-4.0): 31,209 students
- Strong Performers (GPA 3.20-3.60): 68,256 students
- Average Performers (GPA 2.80-3.20): 78,874 students
- Below Average (GPA 2.40-2.80): 41,177 students
- Pass (GPA 2.00-2.40): 2,950 students
- Needs Significant Improvement (GPA 1.60-2.0): Only 6 students
While nearly half the students passed, a significant portion (242,313) did not achieve a passing grade in all subjects (received “NG”). However, there’s a chance to improve:
- Students who need improvement in only 2 subjects (115,834) can take a grade-increase exam in March/April 2024 (Chaitra 2080 BS) to qualify for class 11.
NEB Chairman Mahashram Sharma encouraged students who need improvement to utilize the upcoming grade-increase exam opportunity.
