Kathmandu, June 23: The
Office of the Controller of Examinations (OCE) has published the results of
Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2018 Saturday evening.
The OCE has published
the result of secondary examinations - regular, exempted, Sanskrit and
Technical.
According to the OCE,
451,532 students – 223,601 boys and 227,931 girls – appeared in the SEE
examination which had replaced the School Leaving Certificate (SLC) examination
a couple of years ago. The results have been announced as per the Grade Point
Average (GPA) system.
Of the total students
appeared in the exam conducted in March this year, 14,234 obtained A+ grade,
46,130 got A grade, 59,037 B+, 70,512 B and 61,870 received C+ grade.
Similarly, 11,043 received
C grade, 35,584 D+ and 58,666 got D.
Although the number of
girls examinees was higher, they have lagged behind boys in the results. The
number of boys obtaining A+, A, B+ and B grades is higher than the girls.
While 8,073 boys
obtained A+ results, the girls with the same grade are 6,161. The number of
boys and girls getting A grade is 25,947 and 20,183 respectively. Similarly,
27,552 and 36,940 boys obtained B+ and B grades respectively while the girls
obtaining these grades are 21,485 and 33,572 respectively.
But the number of girls
obtaining the lower grades like C+, C, D and D+ is higher than the boys.
Thousands of students
and their families had to wait for additional 4-5 hours to see the results due
to the technical problems in the computer systems at the OCE.
Though the Office had
announced to give results after 4:00 PM in the afternoon, it couldn't publish
it before 8:00 PM in the evening, and the official website of OCE was not
functional till 10:30 PM in the evening.
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