SEE (Class 10) Exam Results 2025: How Many Students Passed and Failed?

 

The results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) for Class 10 students were published today, June 27, 2025. Every year, thousands of students across Nepal take this important exam, marking the end of their basic school education. Total Students and Overall Results This year, 514,017 students took the SEE exam. About 47.9% passed and received a grade (GPA). Approximately 52.1% did not pass and received a non-graded (NG) status. In simple words: About 48 students out of every 100 passed the exam. About 52 students out of every 100 failed. Results by Province Although the detailed results by district are not yet officially available, past data and reports show how the provinces performed: | Province | Pass Rate (Approx.) | Notes | |-------------------|---------------------|-----------------------------------------| | Bagmati | 66% | Highest pass rate among provinces | | Gandaki | 50% | Moderate pass rate | | Koshi | 48% | Moderate pass rate | | Madhesh | 47% | Moderate pass rate | | Lumbini | 39% | Lower pass rate | | Karnali | 42% | Lower pass rate | | Sudurpashchim | 32% | Lowest pass rate | Bagmati province continues to perform well, with around 66 students out of 100 passing. Sudurpashchim faces challenges, with only about 32 students out of 100 passing. District Highlights Some districts reported very low pass rates. For example, Parsa district had only about a 6% pass rate, meaning most students there could not pass the exam this year. What Happens Next? Students who failed in one or two subjects can take supplementary (upgrade) exams scheduled for August 2025. This gives them a second chance to pass and continue their education in Grade 11. Those who fail in more subjects may need to repeat the exam next year. How to Check Your Results Students can check their SEE results through: - The official website: see.gov.np OR www.nepaltelecom.com.np - Nepal Telecom SMS service: Send "SEE <symbol number>" to 1600 - IVR phone service: Call 1600 and follow the instructions Summary 514,017 students took the SEE exam in 2025. About 48% passed and 52% failed. Bagmati province had the highest pass rate (around 66%). Sudurpashchim had the lowest pass rate (around 32%). Parsa district recorded one of the lowest pass rates (around 6%). Supplementary exams for those who failed in 1 or 2 subjects will be held in August. The SEE exam is an important step in the education journey for Nepali students. We wish all students success and hope those who did not pass will have a chance to improve in the upcoming supplementary exams.