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SEE results: Who are the top GPA scorers? (with list)

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The National Examination Board (NEB) has published the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) for the Academic Year 2080 BS.

Of the total examinees who appeared the SEE exams, 242,313 have been non-graded. Of them, 114,048 are males while 128,257 are females and eight are from the other category, according to the results-sheet published by the NEB. The students who scored less than GPA 1.6 or Grade ‘D’ have been non-graded.

Out of 464,785 students who appeared in the Secondary Education Examinations (SEE), 2080 BS, 31,209 scored GPA 3.60 to GPA 4. Of them 16,910 are males, 14,298 are females and one is from the other category. According to the NEB, 186 examinees have scored GPA 4. However, they have been placed in the range between GPA 3.60 to GPA 4 in the results-sheet.

Similarly, 68,256 examinees have obtained GPA 3.20 to less than 3.60. Of them, 36,903 are males, 31,352 are females while one is from the other category. Likewise, 78,874 have scored GPA 2.80 to less than 3.20. Of them 42,135 are males, 36,738 are females while one is from the other category.

Similarly, 41,177 examinees scored GPA 2.40 to less than 2.80. Of them, 21,689 are males, 19,487 females while one is from the other category.

Likewise, 2,950 have scored GPA 2 to less than 2.40. Of them, 1,579 are males and 1371 females, according to the results sheet unveiled by the NEB.

Likewise, six students have obtained GPA 1.60 to less than 2.00. They are all males.

According to Board Chairman Dr. Mahashram Sharma, the exams of 221 examinees have been canceled. 

The results of those appearing in the SEE for the first time have been published as per the Later Grading Guidelines, 2078, according to which an examinee has to score at least 35 percent of marks in each subject to get through the exams.

The students who have scored less than 35 percent of marks have been non-graded. The SEE was held between March 28 to April 9.



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