NEB Class 12 Result 2080: Comprehensive Guide

The National Examination Board (NEB) of Nepal, previously known as the Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB), is set to release the results for the 12th class. Here's everything you need to know.

Key Highlights:

• Board Name: National Examination Board (NEB)
• Exam Name: NEB 12th Exam 2080
• Session: BS 2079-2080
• Exam Date: Baishakh-Jestha 2080 BS (May 2023)
• Result Mode: Online
• Result Date: Shrawan 30, 2080 (August 15, 2023)
• Result Links: neb.gov.np/results & neb.ntc.net.np

Result Announcement:

The NEB has confirmed that the 12th class results will be announced today, 30th Shrawan 2080 (15th August 2023). Initially, the results were expected to be released on the 28th/29th of Shrawan, 2080, but faced a delay due to technical issues.

How to Check Your Result:

1. Online:

- National Examination Board's Official Website: Students can directly visit the board's official website at www.neb.gov.np to view their results.

- Nepal Telecom's Website: Another reliable source to check the results is Nepal Telecom's dedicated page for NEB results at www.neb.ntc.net.np.

1. 1. Visit either neb.gov.np/results or neb.ntc.net.np.
   2. Click on the "Results" or "12 results" link.
   3. Enter your symbol number and date of birth.
   4. Click "submit" to view your result.
   5. Download and print for future reference.

2. Via SMS:

- General SMS Service: Students can send an SMS to get their results. Simply type "neb" followed by a space and then your symbol number. Send this message to 1600.

- Nepal Telecom SMS Service: Alternatively, students using Nepal Telecom can also send their symbol number after typing "neb" to 1601 to receive their results.

• Send "NEB " to 1600.
• Alternatively, use Sparrow SMS by sending "NEB " to 35001.

3. IVR System:

• Dial 1600 from PSTN, CDMA phones, or landlines.
• Follow the voice instructions to retrieve your result.

NEB Grading System:

The NEB has introduced a new grading system to provide a clearer understanding of students' academic performance. Here's a breakdown:

Important Notes:

• Students with NG in 2 subjects can participate in NEB’s 12th-grade increment exam.
• Those with NG in more than 3 subjects will need to reappear for the exam next year for those subjects.

Stay tuned for more updates on the NEB Class 12 results. Ensure you keep checking our website for the latest information.

NEB Class 12 Examination 2080: Detailed Statistics and Updates

The National Examination Board (NEB) has been at the forefront of Nepal's higher secondary education. With the recent conclusion of the Class 12 examinations, here are some vital statistics and updates that students, parents, and educators should be aware of:

Participation and Examination Centers:

• Total Students: Approximately 467,389 students took the Class 12 examination this year.
• Examination Centers: The exams were conducted across 1,457 centers throughout the country.

Grade Increment Examination:

• Participants: Over 56,000 students participated in the grade Increment examination this year, indicating a significant number of students aiming to improve their grades.

Mark Entry and Grade Sheet Distribution:

• • • The NEB has completed the process of entering and registering students' marks.
    • A pivotal criterion has been set: students must achieve a minimum of 35% marks in the theoretical component of each subject to be eligible to receive their grade sheet.

NEB Class 12 Results 2080: Detailed Statistics

The National Examination Board (NEB) has released the results for Class 12 examinations. Here's a breakdown of the results:

Overall Pass Percentage:

• 50.91% of students have successfully passed the Class 12 examinations.

Total Participation:

• Regular Exam Students: A total of 3,72,637 students participated in the regular exam.
• Examinations Cancelled: The examinations of 51 students have been cancelled for unspecified reasons.

Performance Breakdown:

1. Excellent (GPA 3.61 to 4):
   • 6,976 students achieved this grade, showcasing outstanding performance.
2. Very Good (GPA 3.21 to 3.60):
   • 38,999 students fall into this category, reflecting a very good grasp of their subjects.
3. Good (GPA 2.81 to 3.20):
   • 69,174 students achieved this grade, indicating a good understanding of their coursework.

Comparison with Previous Year:

• Grade Sheet Achievement: Last year, only 49% of Class 12 students received their grade sheet, highlighting the challenges faced by many in meeting the board's criteria.

Revised Grading Guidelines:

• The NEB has made amendments to the letter grading guidelines to be more accommodating to students:
  • Now, if a student receives an NG (Not Graded) in a subject, they are only required to retake the exam for that specific subject to improve their grade.
  • This is a significant change from the previous rule where students with NG in more than two subjects had to retake exams for all those subjects the following year.

The NEB's efforts to streamline the examination process and make grading guidelines more student-friendly are commendable. These changes aim to provide students with better opportunities to enhance their academic performance and reduce the burden of retaking multiple subjects. As always, it's essential for students to stay updated with the latest guidelines and criteria set by the board.