Question 1

How is SEE GPA calculated?

Accepted Answer

SEE (Secondary Education Examination) GPA is calculated by summing the grade points of all subjects and dividing by the number of subjects. Each subject is assigned equal credit hours. Grades: A+ (4.0), A (3.6), B+ (3.2), B (2.8), C+ (2.4), C (2.0), D+ (1.6), D (1.2), E (0.8).

Question 2

How many subjects are in SEE?

Accepted Answer

SEE has 8 subjects: Compulsory English, Compulsory Nepali, Compulsory Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Health Population & Environment, and two optional subjects (Optional Mathematics, Computer Science, Accountancy, etc.).

Question 3

What is a good SEE GPA for admission?

Accepted Answer

For top colleges in Nepal like St. Xavier's, Budhanilkantha, or Kathmandu Model, a GPA of 3.2+ (B+ and above) is typically required. Science programs usually require higher GPAs (3.6+) than management or humanities programs.

Question 4

When does SEE result come out?

Accepted Answer

SEE results are typically published by the National Examination Board (NEB) within 2-3 months after the examination. Results are available on the NEB official website (neb.gov.np) and can be checked using the exam symbol number.

Question 5

Can I improve my SEE GPA?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can appear for supplementary exams in subjects where you scored lower grades to improve your SEE GPA. NEB conducts supplementary exams (called 'chance exams') usually within 3-4 months after the main results. You can retake specific subjects.

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