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Grade 12 National Examinations Begin Amidst Tight Security and Special Arrangements
Ecosphere News Correspondent
Ecosphere News Correspondent 2025-05-04 08:11:00

Bhaktapur, May 4, 2025 – The much-awaited Grade 12 examinations, conducted by the National Examination Board (NEB), have officially commenced today across 1,591 centers, including one in Japan, marking a critical academic milestone for over half a million students in Nepal.

This year's examinations are being conducted under robust preparations and heightened security measures. The exams, scheduled to run from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM daily until Jestha 2, have seen the deployment of approximately 20,000 security personnel to ensure smooth proceedings. Supporting this effort are 2,000 staff members and additional personnel, including at least one office assistant in each center.

Diverse Participation from Across the Country

According to NEB Chairperson Mahashram Sharma, a total of 511,525 examinees are participating this year. Among these, 395,908 students are from the regular category, while 115,617 are taking the exams under the partial category. Kathmandu, the capital city, has the highest number of examinees, with 68,133 students, while Manang records the lowest at just 45 participants.

NEB has also taken steps to accommodate students with special needs. Those with hearing impairments, visual impairments, intellectual disabilities, or other forms of disabilities have been provided with necessary facilities. Examination Controller Krishna Prasad Sharma emphasized that inclusivity remains a cornerstone of this year’s examination process.

Strict Guidelines for Examination Conduct

To maintain the integrity of the exams, NEB has implemented stringent rules. Unauthorized individuals are barred from entering examination centers without prior approval from the District Examination Coordination Committee or the Examination Controller. Additionally, electronic devices such as mobile phones, smartwatches, and other gadgets—except basic calculators—are strictly prohibited in the exam halls. Violators, including examinees, teachers, or staff, risk severe penalties under Clause 17 (1a) 'Ch' of the Education Act, 2028, if found breaching these regulations.

In cases of misconduct, the board has empowered officials to immediately replace chief invigilators, assistant invigilators, or inspectors to ensure fair examination practices.

First Day Exam Highlights

The first day of the examination saw students tackling Compulsory English, Sanskrit Composition, Buddhist Studies, and Urdu Grammar. Participants included students from both the general and technical streams with registration numbers starting from 78 to 81.

A Step Toward Academic Resilience

This year’s Grade 12 examinations not only symbolize the academic dedication of Nepal’s youth but also the nation’s commitment to ensuring equitable and transparent education. The NEB’s focus on inclusivity, security, and discipline underscores its pledge to create a fair environment where every student can excel.FB_IMG_1746326401020-1746326434.jpg

Ecosphere News will continue to follow the proceedings, celebrating the achievements of students and the efforts of the educators and administrators who make these national examinations possible.


Published Date 2025-05-04 08:11:00
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