The National Examination Board (NEB), the regulatory body of primary and secondary education published the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) results on 27^th June, 2025, Friday held in March.

SEE is famed as the “IRON GATE” to students prior to joining high level education (+2) in NEPAL.

Out of 5,14,071 students who partake the 10^th grade final examination, 2,71,299 (61.81%) students cleared the examination while the rest of the percentage were categorized as Non-Grade (NG).

Likewise, this year, a total of 19 supported students from CWN attended SEE examination.

Similarly, all of the attendees secured remarkable grades (B, B+, A and A+) in the SEE. Out of 19 students, 11 students have been qualified to secure their path to +2 education while eight students will undergo re-exam later this month.

Followingly, CWN organized a career counseling and interaction program to SEE graduates to have knowledge about their further studies on 1^st July, 2025.

The program was organized from 11:00 AM and concluded at 3 PM. Vast inquiries, table talk and focal group discussion were discussed among the graduates.

Every student opined their further planning and CWN will go thoroughly who voiced about their further studies. Subsequently, the program was chaired by Raju Khadka along with facilitation from Anima Khadka, Amrit Karki, Indira Kunwar and Sabina Khadka. As being an experienced, each staffs shared their journey from schooling to high school so that the children can get select right path ahead of their journey.

The CWN fraternity gave an insight to the graduates on +2 courses available for highlighting about various entrance examinations and how to prepare for them as well. In present environment of multiple options, knowing about the available choices helps children in their decision-making process and she made the students aware of the same in detail. Moving forward with the session she covered the topics like the importance of pursuing an appropriate course after the +2 and how career decisions play a pivotal role in shaping the future growth and development of students.