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Kathmandu: Chairman of the National Examination Board, Mahashram Sharma, has informed BBC that the results of the annual board examination of class 12, which was held from the 16th of May, will be announced around the 15th of August.

He said that in this year's results, even if the students get the exam results according to the letter grading as in the past, there will also be non-grading, and if that happens, the rule has been applied that the students will have to retake the exam.

What is non-grading?

Letter grading is the system in which results are given by classifying grades such as A plus, A, B, C, and D after getting a certain percentage of marks in the examination.

“But any subject with less than 35% marks will not be graded and will be non-grading. Students who get non-grading will have to take the board exam again,” said Sharma.

There was no 'cut-off' point in earlier class 12 exams. But the officials said that a new syllabus has been implemented in class 12 this year and the grading system has also been changed accordingly.“An NG or non-graded score below D is given. Non-graded students do not get academic certificates,” he said.

Classification of points

90 percent and above – A Plus (Best) 80-89.9 percent – ​​A (Excellent) 70-79.9 percent – ​​B Plus (Excellent)

60-69.9 percent – ​​B (Excellent) 50-59.9 Percentage – C Plus (Satisfactory) 40-49.9 Percent – ​​C (Acceptable) 35-39.9 Percent – ​​D (Basic)

Less than 35 – NG (Unclassified) What to do if you get a non-graded score? This year 4 lakh 10 thousand students participated in the class 12 board exam.

According to the Controller of Examinations Krishna Sharma, if two of those examinees fail in two subjects, the chance examination for grade enhancement will be given this year.

"One and a half months after the result of the examination, such an opportunity can be given. If you get NG in at least one of the opportunity exams, then only one subject can be given in the next year's annual exam. Even then, if NG comes again, the entire subject should be examined next year," he said.

He said that NG should be understood as failure. It was not customary to give NG before. Instead, E grade was given. Dhananjay Sharma, an expert in school education, does not consider the new rule to be a cure.

He thinks that in the past, the same rule was not going to be introduced in SEE, but seeing that it would affect many people, the board backed away. But he said that it would not be reasonable to bring the same rule again in class 12.

"It is said that due to covid, children's education and learning has decreased. It is not right to make them fail as NG when there is a mentality among children and parents that they will not fail again," he said.Due to the epidemic last year too, there was pressure to complete the course in many schools.

However, he said that this decision will have a negative impact on the psychology of children, saying that it is not necessary to make them fail because those who get low grades will not be admitted to higher classes.

Also Read: Ministry of Education urges schools not to charge unnecessary fees

The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has asked the schools not to charge fees voluntarily. The Ministry has requested all public schools not to charge fees from students for topics prohibited by the prevailing law.

The Ministry has instructed not to collect fees from the students for the titles restricted by the prevailing laws including the Constitution of Nepal, Education Act 2028, Compulsory and Free Education Act 2075 and Regulations on Compulsory and Free Education 2077.

The authority raided the Public Model Secondary School of Surkhet for taking money from students without receipt. The school staff and various documents were taken into custody during a raid on August 1.

The Ministry has drawn attention to the fact that the assistance received from the donors should be taken only after completing the procedures and procedures with the permission of the local level. Deepak Sharma, the spokesperson of the ministry, said that no fee can be charged on unnecessary grounds for what is free by law.

The said school had charged unnecessary fees for admission to the students who had passed the class 11 entrance exam. A complaint was also filed with the authority saying that they were charging more fees. After receiving the complaint, the Authority raided and seized 276,690 rupees in cash and related documents taken from various students without receipt.

Surkhet High Court had issued an injunction on 1st November 2078 on the issue of high fees. The authority raided after receiving a complaint that the student was admitted against the order and the bill was not paid. Spokesperson Shyam Prasad Bhandari informed that the commission is investigating the complaint that other public schools declared free by the government have charged fees without receipt.

The school has denied that the authority raided. From the parent meeting held on 5th June 2079, it was decided to voluntarily collect donations in the school. The school has made it clear through a statement that the school is collecting funds on the same basis.

According to the school, the money collected in this way is providing wages to the personnel appointed from private sources. The school has clarified that the amount seized by the authority is 93 thousand 500 rupees from the SEE grade increase exam application form, 22 thousand 790 rupees from petty cash and 149 thousand 500 rupees received from parents. Currently, 1100 students are studying in class 11 and 12 in that school.

The school requires 22 teachers for classes 11 and 12, but only 3 subject teachers have approved posts. As a result, the school is forced to run the school through donations and donations from the parents.