CTEVT to admit students based on SEE GPA, scraps entrance exams (kh 13/05/2025)

Grade 12 exams begin today, 511,525 students participating (kh 04/05/2025)

SEE failure rate alarming, says PM Oli amid criticism of teachers (kh 02/05/2025)

Grade 12 exams to proceed despite ongoing teachers’ protest (kh 18/04/2025), Class 12 exams to be held as scheduled: NEB (kh 22/04/2025), Govt to take help of civil servants to conduct Grade XII exams (rep 22/04/2025)

House subpanel agrees to end SEE board test : If Saturday’s agreement holds, national board exams will be held only in grade 12. Schools will administer 10th grade tests by themselves (kp 13/04/2025)

SEE concludes peacefully, results by June 21 (kh 02/04/2025)

SEE begins today across 2,079 centers : A total of 514,071 students appearing SEE (kh 20/03/2025)

Madhesh Province not to attend SEE (rn 18/03/2025), Madhesh boycotts SEE process protesting federal decision on exam superintendents : Boycott may cause logistical problems. Province had asked for superintendents to be selected by lottery, by Binod Ghimire (kp 19/03/2025)

Nepali students abroad creating opportunities for their peers : US-based Nepali students lead projects that help students in Nepal apply their knowledge beyond the classroom, in real-world settings, by Uddhav Thakur (kp 12/03/2025),  5,14,071 students to attend SEE exam (ae 18/03/2025)

522,000 students to sit for SEE this year (rep 10/03/2025)

Government prepares to delegate authority to handle SEE to provinces : Ignoring repeated requests from provincial governments, the federal government had so far been refusing to delegate the authority (kp 10/01/2025)

Oli aims for 70 percent SEE success rate. Experts wonder how : Secondary Education Examinations results must improve by around 50 percent to meet Oli’s claim, by Binod Ghimire (kp 29/11/2024) [Oli has thus made his contribution. He never says how this is really supposed to work!]

70.60 percent students of Grade-12 improve their grades in re-exam (kh 20/10/2024)

Non-graded students allowed to study pre-diploma courses : Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training opens admission in various pre-diploma courses targeting non-graded students (kp 17/10/2024)

More Nepali students are heading to Germany (ae 13/10/2024)

Gulmi’s technical colleges face enrolment crisis : Turang and Jeeb Raj Ashrit polytechnic institutes struggle with insufficient infrastructure and student interest, by Gaganshila Khadka (kp 21/09/2024)

Students protest against serious error in publication of integrated entrance exam (rep 04/09/2024)

Minister Bhattarai announces upcoming introduction of Integrated Higher Secondary Education Bill (kh 28/08/2024)

Nepali students going abroad for studies took Rs 1.25 trillion last FY (rep 18/08/2024)

Nepali student visas up 121 percent since 2018 (ae 13/08/2024)

SEE grade increment exam begins today (kh 07/08/2024)

Brain Drain to Brain Gain: Reform Higher Education, by Fr. Augustine Thomas, S.J. (rep 05/08/2024), Brain gain into brain drain : Invest in quality higher education to deter youth out-migration and revive the economy, by Sonia Awale (nt 09/08/2024)

Majority of grade 12 students fail English exam (kh 02/08/2024), Class 12 exam results out, 52 percent pass (rep 02/08/2024)

Over 650,000 obtain NOCs to study abroad in the past 15 years (rep 27/07/2024)

Japan tops list as 80 percent of Nepali students opt for study abroad in five key countries (rep 24/07/2024)

Factors Behind Poor SEE Results, by Govinda Bahadur Tumbahang (rn 18/07/2024)

Data science and AI in Nepal’s HEIs curriculum : It fosters the growth of AI-powered startups, providing solutions for various socio-economic and business challenges, by Roshee Lamichhane and Biplab Bhattacharjee (kp 14/07/2024)

After SEE, what next?, by Atindra Dahal (rep 07/07/2024)

Five schools in Chitwan report zero pass rates in SEE, by Basanta Dhungana (rep 02/07/2024)

SEE results expose education crisis, declining student performance, by Raghab Sharma (kh 01/07/2024), Teachers’ capacity must be enhanced to implement letter grading system : Grading system was enforced without laying the proper ground for it, including through better teacher training, interview with Usha Jha (kp 01/07/2024), Prioritise Reforms In School Education, by Ballav Dahal (rn 01/07/2024)

SEE results published : 47.86 percent pass; 186 students achieve GPA of 4 (kh 27/06/2024), Highest number of SEE students fail in compulsory math (kh 27/06/2024), More than fifty percent SEE students fail: Experts blame poor teaching, by Narayan Aryal (kh 28/06/2024), SEE results show significant student underperformance : High failure rates are reported in Mathematics, English and Science, by Binod Ghimire (kp 28/06/2024), Sea change needed in SEE : A one-size-fits-all system does not fulfil the requirements of a well-rounded education (kp 28/06/2024), Students who failed all subjects in SEE also allowed to retake exams (kh 28/06/2024), Only one student passes SEE from Rajpur Rural Municipality (kh 29/06/2024)

Education Minister vows to bridge gap between school and higher education (kh 09/05/2024)

Class 12 exam starts today with participation of over 390,000 candidates  (rep 26/04/2024)

SEE begins today : 504,414 students from 10,806 schools appearing (kh 28/03/2024)

la students suffer due to daily power outage of 11 hours (kh 16/03/2024)

PM Dahal advocates halting outflow of funds for higher education from Nepal (kh 15/02/2024)

Higher Education Bill: A fiasco : The travesty of the proposed bill is that no authority is willing to take its ownership, by Achyut Wagle (kp 13/02/2024)

Draft bill on higher education disappoints experts : Educationists say the prime minister vowed to reform higher education but the bill reeks of the same old mindset of political and bureaucratic control of universities, by Binod Ghimire (kp 04/02/2024)

Transforming higher education: Challenges and opportunities, by Hari Joshi (ae 01/02/2024)

Shortage of secondary-level teachers hits schools : Forty secondary schools in Achham district are compelled to make do with underqualified teachers for English, Mathematics, and Science, by Menuja Dhungana (kp 30/01/2024)

Spectre of SEE : Time has come to restructure school education and change the focus from rote learning to creativity (kp 26/01/2024)

SEE aspirants are choosing tuition centres over schools : Over 500 Bajhangi students are now in Chainpur, enrolled at various tuition centres, after deserting their schools, by Basant Pratap Singh (kp 25/01/2024)

SEE to be held from March 28 to April 9 (kh 22/01/2024), Over 4.49 lakhs students set to take SEE from March 28 (kh 22/01/2024)

Govt makes whimsical decisions on SEE, by Ruby Rauniyar (rep 17/01/2024)

NEB asks parliamentary committee to continue SEE (kh 11/01/2024), NEB advises govt against abolishing SEE (rep 11/01/2024)

NEB confirms SEE to take place in early Chaitra, routine in Magh (kh 11/01/2024)