KATHMANDU, June 27: The Secondary Education Examination (SEE) result shows that the majority of students have failed in mathematics.
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A total of 467,000 students participated in the regular SEE examinations, which began on March 28, and an additional 21,000 students took part in the grade increment exams.
According to the results published by the NEB, as many as 242,313 students have been categorized as Not Graded (NG). After mathematics, most students have failed in science.
According to the data presented by the SEE Board, the total number of students who have failed in mathematics is 177,985.
Similarly, 126,933 students have failed in science, while 113,383 students have failed in English. Furthermore, a total of 73,877 have failed in social studies, whereas 69,532 students have failed in economics.
