How to Check SEE Result 2080 Online Via Website, SMS, and IVR: A Comprehensive Guide

The National Examination Board (NEB) of Nepal has made it easier for students to access their Secondary Education Examination (SEE) results for 2080, published on 13 Ashad 2081, by 10:00 AM. You can check your results via websites, SMS, and IVR. This post provides a detailed guide on how to access your SEE results through these methods.

Check SEE Result 2080 Via SMS and IVR

To check your SEE results via SMS or IVR, you can use the following shortcodes provided by authorized organizations:

Nepal Telecom

• SMS: Send your symbol number to 1600
• IVR: Dial 1600 and follow the instructions

Swift Technology Pvt. Ltd.

• SMS: Send your symbol number to 34455

Janaki Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

• SMS: Send your symbol number to 35001

Easy Service Pvt. Ltd.

• SMS: Send your symbol number to 34949

Akash Tech Pvt. Ltd.

• SMS: Send your symbol number to 31003

Check SEE Result 2080 Via Websites

You can also check your SEE results online through the following authorized websites:

• NEB, Examination Control Office Class 10, Sanothimi: www.see.gov.np
• National Examination Board (NEB), Sanothimi: www.neb.gov.np
• Nepal Telecom: www.see.ntc.net.np
• Swift Technologies Pvt Ltd: https://blog.imepay.com.np/see-result
• Edusanjal: www.see.edusanjal.com
• Kantipur Publications Ltd.: www.ekantipur.com
• Khalti Pvt Ltd: https://khalti.com/app
• Esewa Limited: see.esewa.com.np
• Phonics Education Foundation: www.ayoresult.com
• Ncell Asiata Limited: https://bit.ly/GetNcellApp

Key Details of the SEE Examination

• Examination Schedule: The SEE examination began with the compulsory English paper and concluded on the 27th of Chaitra 2080.
• Participants: A total of 504,414 students registered for the examination, including 250,772 girls and 253,627 boys.
• Geographical Spread: Students from various regions participated, with Kathmandu hosting the highest number of candidates (38,813). An international center in Japan accommodated 23 students.
• Examination Centers: 2,064 centers were set up across the country, with Bagmati province having the most centers (441).
• Result Publication Date: The results are expected to be published by the 13th of Ashad 2081.

SEE 2080 Results: Announcing with New Letter Grading System

This year, the NEB will release the SEE results using the new Letter Grading Directive, 2078, which separates theoretical and internal assessments. Here’s what you need to know:

Key Points

• Minimum Passing Marks:

  • Theoretical Exams: Students must achieve at least 35%. For a theoretical exam worth 75 marks, this translates to a minimum score of 26.25.
  • Internal Assessments: Students need to score 40%, or 10 marks, in an internal assessment worth 25 marks.

• Grading System:

  • Conversion to Grades: Theoretical and internal assessment marks will be converted into grades.
  • Non-Graded (NG) Mention: Failure to score 35% in any subject will result in an NG mention on the certificate, preventing progression to class 11 without passing a grade improvement exam.

• Grade Improvement:

  • Retake Policy: Students can retake exams in up to two subjects for grade improvement. If students fail to achieve 35% in more than two subjects, they must retake all exams the following year.

New Directive Changes

• Previous System:

  • Combined Marks: Previously, theoretical and practical exam marks were combined, and students received grades up to E.
  • Improvement Exams: Students scoring a C (32 marks) or lower could take improvement exams.

• Criticism and Task Force:

  • Quality Concerns: The letter grading system faced criticism for reducing learning quality.
  • Government Response: A task force recommended a minimum of 35% marks in each theoretical part to pass.

Impact on Results

• Increased Failures: The new directive is expected to increase the number of students failing the SEE this year, based on the recent class 8 municipal level exam results which also followed separate evaluations for theoretical and internal exams.

Implications for Students

• Grade Improvement Exams:

  • Retake Opportunities: Students failing to score the required marks can take improvement exams in two subjects.
  • Full Retake Requirement: If students fail to secure 35% marks in more than two subjects, they must retake all exams the following year.

• Class 8, 10, and 12 Evaluations:

  • Separate Evaluations: The Letter Grading Directive requires separate evaluations for theoretical and internal exams across these classes.
  • Weaker Results: This change resulted in weaker class 8 results and is likely to increase NG grades in the SEE results.

Method to Check the SEE Result After Publishing

Grade Determination According to the Letter Grading Directive

NG: Non-Graded

Conclusion

By understanding the various methods to check your SEE results and the new grading system, students can be better prepared for the outcomes. Whether you choose to check your results via SMS, IVR, or online, make sure you have your symbol number ready and follow the provided instructions. Best of luck to all the SEE candidates!