RUBY RAUNIYAR

The mistake triggered confusion among students, parents and the school administration.

This year, 441,566 students appeared for the regular SEE examination, while 70,855 students registered for grade improvement exams. A total of 1,972 examination centres were used nationwide.

The move comes after CTEVT introduced the “Guidelines for Entrance, Admission and Registration Procedures 2026,” aimed at ending the lengthy and complicated enrollment system that had discouraged students from pursuing technical education.

Lack of coordination and inadequate preparation in government decisions have led to confusion and inconsistent implementation of the new academic session across schools.

The issue surfaced after TU formed an investigation committee amid reports that a growing number of faculty members were going abroad on study leave and failing to return.

Private schools in Kathmandu Valley have moved ahead with admissions and fee collection in defiance of government timelines, exposing regulatory gaps and weak enforcement by local authorities.

In a major step to ensure the timely publication of SEE results, answer script evaluation has started across 1,961 exam centers nationwide.

Timely books expected to boost student learning and confidence

Education has been placed at the center of RSP’s policy priorities, largely in response to a growing crisis—millions of Nepali youth leaving the country each year for study and employment.

The results of the House of Representatives election, held on March 5 for 165 seats, have been officially released. In the first-past-the-post system, a total of 14 women were elected, of whom 13 belong to the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) and one to the Nepali Congress. Among the elected women, In...