Exam
Secondary Education Examination (SEE): notes, questions and the people who sat it
The SEE is the examination taken at the end of Class 10 in Nepal, conducted by the National Examination Board. Results are graded on a letter scale with a grade point average, and the grade decides which stream a student can join in Class 11. Compulsory papers include Nepali, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, with optional subjects set by the school.
Dates, syllabus and eligibility come from the National Examination Board , not from a forwarded message. Everything below was shared by people who sat it.
Notes for SEE
- Class 9 Science handwritten notes — atoms, motionLumi AIpdf
- Class 9 Maths handwritten notes — trigonometryLumi AIpdf
- SEE Class 10 Science handwritten notesLumi AIpdf
- SEE Optional Maths handwritten notesLumi AIpdf
- SEE Class 10 Maths handwritten notesLumi AIpdf
- SEE English Grammar handwritten notesLumi AIpdf
- Motion, Force & Energy — class slidesLumi AIpptx
- English Grammar & Writing HandbookLumi AIpdf
Where the people sitting it are
Talked about here
Questions and groups on SEE
The notes are half of it. These are the people asking and answering about the same subject right now.
Questions about SEE
When is the SEE held?
Usually towards the end of the academic year, around March and April. The National Examination Board publishes the routine each year; check its notice rather than a forwarded message.
Which subjects have notes here?
Compulsory Mathematics, Science, English, Nepali and Social Studies, plus Optional Mathematics and Computer Science. Every note was shared by someone who sat the exam, and their name stays on it.
Are these the official syllabus or model questions?
No. They are students’ own notes and revision material. Check anything you rely on against the current NEB syllabus and specification grid.