Jul 21, Kathmandu:  National Examination Board has prepared to announce the results of this year's Secondary Education Examination (SEE) by July 27.

Chairman of the board, Dr. Mahashram Sharma, informed us that necessary work is being done rapidly to publish the result of the SEE examination. He said that the process of entering the details of the students is being strictly monitored so that there is no technical problem in the results.

Chairman Dr. Sharma said, 'In the past, after the results were announced, there was a crowd of people coming to correct the date of birth, sometimes the marks, and sometimes what was wrong. Considering that, the results should be delayed for a few days, but as soon as the results are announced, the students will not have to rush to correct various details. This time, the details are being processed a bit more strictly.' He said that after getting all the details and rechecking for the last time, he is preparing to announce the results at the beginning of next week. He said that due to the local elections, the results were pushed for a few days.

He said that since the teachers who were responsible for the examination of the answer sheets from the education staff were engaged in the election, there was a delay in the examination of the answer sheets and the announcement of the results was also delayed by a few days. Dr. Sharma said, 'Even if the result is a few days late than our target, it will not be so late as to affect the academic session.

Controller of Examination of SEE (Class 10)Arjun Rayamazhi said that he is in the final preparations to announce the results, he said, 'If there is no problem, we will announce the results within the 10th and otherwise by the 12th.' He informed that now the work of examination of the answer book has been completed and the work of examination has reached the final stage.

Due to Corona, the results of the internal evaluation have been published for two years, but this year the board conducted the examination in the physical presence of the students from April 22 to May 3. Examination Controller Rayamazhi informed that 257 thousand 924 female students and 257 thousand 53 male students of 11 thousand 615 schools took the exam from 2 thousand seven examination centers. The board conducted the examination on 61 subjects.