Secondary Education Exam (SEE)/Class 10 Exam Routine 2080:

The National Examination Board (NEB) of Nepal has released the schedule (routine) and guidelines for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE)/Class 10 for the year 2080. This article provides an in-depth overview of the exam structure, record registration numbers, geographical distribution of candidates, and essential guidelines for both candidates and examination centers.

Overview of SEE 2080

Record Registration Numbers:

This year boasts an extraordinary number of registrations, with 489,444 candidates set to undertake the examination. The gender distribution is almost even, reflecting the inclusive nature of education in Nepal, with 246,004 male and 243,440 female candidates.

Geographical Distribution of Candidates:

Candidates are distributed across different provinces and regions as follows:

• Koshi Province: 39,675 males and 40,484 females
• Madhesh Province: 41,416 males and 40,797 females
• Bagmati Province: 53,036 males and 50,420 females
• Gandaki Province: 21,636 males and 20,853 females
• Lumbini Region: 45,221 males and 45,851 females
• Karnali: 16,020 males and 16,318 females
• Far West: 27,809 males and 28,716 females

Examination Details and Instructions:

• New Syllabus and Evaluation Process: SEE 2080 will be conducted under a new syllabus with a letter marking system. Scores below 35 percent will be designated as non-graded (NG).
• Grade Improvement Opportunity: Students failing in up to two subjects have the chance for grade improvement through subsequent examinations.

Guidelines for Candidates and Examination Centers:

Examination Timing:

All exams will run from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

Written Test Duration:

For the new syllabus, 75-mark tests will have a 3-hour duration, and 50-mark tests will last for 2 hours. Grade increment exams will follow the old system’s full marks and timings.

Emergency Provisions:

Examinations will proceed as scheduled unless an emergency declaration from the NEB necessitates postponement.

Unified Examination:

Regular and grade improvement candidates will sit for exams simultaneously, following the same schedule and center allocations.

Admit Card Requirement:

Entry into the examination hall will require a valid admit card.

Examination Center Information:

Details regarding examination centers will be communicated through the Education Development Directorate and Education Development and Coordination Units.

Mandatory Examination Center Adherence:

No alternate arrangements will be provided for candidates missing their scheduled exams.

Adherence to Symbol Numbers:

Candidates must use the symbol number provided on their admit card to avoid automatic examination cancellation.

Special Arrangements for Disabled Examinees:

Examination centers are instructed to coordinate necessary facilitations for disabled candidates.

Examination Center Consistency:

No changes will be made to the examination center allocations for both regular and grade improvement groups.

SEE Exam Routine 2080:

Thursday 15th Chaitra 2080:

• Compulsory English (Regular and Advanced)
• Sanskrit/Veda Vidya Ashram: Compulsory Sanskrit composition/Compulsory English
• Madrasa: Compulsory Arabic Language / Compulsory English
• Grade Increment: Compulsory English / Compulsory Sanskrit Language and Literature (Through Veda Vidya Ashram)

Friday 16th Chaitra 2080:

• Compulsory Nepali (Regular and Gradewise)
• English for non-Nepali students (Elective English)

Sunday 18th Chaitra 2080:

• Compulsory Mathematics (Regular and Advanced)

Tuesday 20th Chaitra 2080:

• Compulsory Science and Technology
• From Sanskrit/Veda Vidya Ashram: Shukla Yajurveda /Samveda/Rigveda/Atharvaveda / Ethics / Compulsory Science and Technology
• Madrasa: Sirat and Islami / Compulsory Science and Technology
• Grade Increment: Compulsory Science, Compulsory Sanskrit Grammar and Translation (Through Veda Vidya Ashram)

Wednesday 21st Chaitra 2080:

• Compulsory Social Studies (Regular and Grade Increment)
• Technical stream: Compulsory social studies/elective mathematics.
• Sanskrit/Vedvidyashram stream: Sanskrit language and grammar.
• Grade Increment: Farm Management and Marketing, Engineering Drawing, Computer Repair and Maintenance (towards technical edge)

Thursday 22nd Chaitra 2080:

• General and Sanskrit/Vedvidyashram: All subjects of optional first paper (regular and Grade Increment)
• Technical: Animal Health, Industrial Agriculture and Fish Culture, Data Structure and OOP Concept Using C++, Building Construction and Drawing, Electrical Machine, Classical Music
• For Grade Increment: Veda or Ethics (for Veda Vidya Ashram), Elective Mathematics (for Technical Stream)

Friday 23rd Chaitra 2080:

• General and Sanskrit/ Veda Vidya Ashram: All Subjects of Elective Second Paper (Regular and Grade Increment)
• Technical stream: Dairy Product Technology, Food Crop Production, Computer Hardware, Electronics Repair & Maintenance, Highway Engineering, Basic Electronics, Nepali Folk Music
• Grade Increment: Aquaculture and Fisheries, Electrical Measurement and Instrument, Computer Networks, Engineering Surveying (Technical Edge), All Subjects of Optional Second Paper ( On behalf of Veda Vidya Ashram)

Saturday 24th Chaitra 2080:

• Technical Stream (Regular: Veterinary Laboratory Technology, Horticulture Crop Production,Data Based Management System, Engineering Surveying, Industrial Installation and Maintenance, पाश्चात्य संगीत
• Grade IncrementM Vegetable and Medicinal plant Production, Dairy and Dairy Products, Utilization of Electrical Energy, Database management System, Building Construction

Sunday 25th Chaitra 2080:

• Regular: Aquaculture and Fisheries, Floriculture and Nursery Production, Digital Design & Microprocessor, Estimating, Costing and Supervision, Utilization of Electrical Energy, Optional subject (गायन/वादन/नृत्य)
• Grade Increment Crop production, Small Ruminant Production and Management, Electronic device and circuit, Water resources Engineering

Monday 26th, 2080:

• Grade IncrementM अनिवार्य स्वास्थ्य, जनसङ्ख्या तथा वातावरण शिक्षा, कर्मकाण्ड÷फलित ज्योतिष (वेदविद्याश्रमतर्फ), अनिवार्य संस्कृत भाषा (संस

Frequently Asked Questions:

Certainly! Here are the top 5 frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the Secondary Education Examination (SEE)/Class 10 Exam Routine 2080 in Nepal:

1. **Q: Can I change my examination center if I have a scheduling conflict?**

No, changes to the examination center allocations for both regular and grade improvement groups will not be entertained. It is crucial to adhere to the assigned center and schedule provided.

2. **Q: How can I recover my admit card if it gets lost or damaged?**

If you lose or damage your admit card, you should contact the NEB Examination Control Office in Sanothimi. They can provide guidance on the necessary steps to obtain a duplicate or replacement admit card.

3. **Q: Is there any provision for candidates with disabilities during the SEE 2080 exams?**

Yes, examination centers are instructed to coordinate necessary facilitations for disabled candidates. If you require special arrangements, it is advisable to communicate with the examination center well in advance.

4. **Q: What happens if I deviate from the symbol number provided on my admit card during the exam?**

It is essential to adhere to the symbol number provided on your admit card. Deviations may lead to automatic examination cancellation. Ensure you use the correct symbol number to avoid any issues during the exam.

5. **Q: Are there any emergency provisions for exam postponement?**

Examinations will proceed as scheduled unless an emergency declaration from the NEB necessitates postponement. Any changes or updates will be communicated through official channels, including the NEB’s website and the Examination Control Office Class 10 website.

These FAQs cover common concerns and queries related to the SEE 2080 exam routine in Nepal. If you have additional questions, it’s recommended to contact the NEB Examination Control Office for clarification and guidance.