Here’s How to Check SEE Result 2082/2083 via Online, App, and IVR

The National Examination Board (NEB) has released the SEE (Secondary Education Examination) results just 29 days after the examinations were conducted in April 2026 (Chaitra 2082 B.S.).

That begs the question: how to check SEE results and your GPA? And the answer to that is: how do you want to check it? In this article, we will get into the details of all the different ways to check your SEE results.

How to Check SEE Result 2082/2083?

Back in the days, the only way for you to know your SEE (then SLC) result was by painstakingly going through a huge list that Gorkhapatra published the following day. It’s been a decade since my SLC, and even I did not check it on Gorkhapatra. I was the last SLC batch, btw, and I checked the results through SMS.

The pain of repeatedly sending SMS from your and your parents’ cell phones and not receiving your results back was real pain back then. The options were pretty centralised, and the system was often overloaded. But now… the options are wide. You can effortlessly check your SEE result for the year 2082 in real-time through the following means:

1. Online via various websites
2. Through Apps
3. SMS/IVR (Interactive Voice Response)

1. Check SEE Result 2082/2083 Online

NEB has granted permission to a few websites to publish the SEE results of the year 2082. You can:

1. Visit the websites mentioned below.
2. Enter your symbol number.
3. And view your SEE result.
4. You may have the option to download the result in PDF format.

List of Websites to Check SEE Result 2082/2083

Here are some websites you can use to check your SEE result:

If you are trying to visit SEE (see.gov.np) or NEB’s (neb.gov.np)  for your SEE results, then you can visit Nepal Telecom’s website instead. Both these websites redirect you to NTC anyway, and the link is listed at 1 in the table above.

2. Check SEE Result 2082/2083 Through Apps

Alternatively, all SEE graduates can check their SEE results through various apps as well.

You might likely already have these apps installed on your phone, so it won’t be as much of a hassle as you might think.

List of Apps to Check SEE Result 2082/2083

How to Check SEE Result 2082/2083 using Khalti/Ncell App?

The process to check the 2082 SEE result on the Khalti and Ncell apps is simpler. Do make sure you have installed Khalti on your Android or iOS device.

1. Go to Khalti or Ncell’s Homepage.
2. Go to the featured section or search for “SEE Result”.
3. Enter your symbol number.
4. Click on the “Check Result” button.
5. Your SEE result 2082/83 will be displayed on the screen.

3. Check SEE Results 2082/2083 using SMS or IVR

IVR

In addition to websites and apps, the results of the SEE 2082 can also be viewed using SMS or listened to through IVR (Interactive Voice Response).

Firstly, let’s go through the IVR one, as it is only provided by NTC for NTC users. Both SIM card and landline users are eligible for this one. It is also the only method through which you can find out about your results through a freaking landline! Here’s how:

1. Call 1600
2. Follow the instructions once connected.

SMS

Now let’s talk about the process through SMS, which is generally the same.

Type SEE <space> Symbol No. and send an SMS to your desired shortcode.

How to Check SEE 2082/2083 Result with Marksheet?

To check the SEE results with a full mark sheet like the one shown below, visit NTC or eKantipur’s website and follow the same process for checking results online.

SEE Grading System

Since the year 2015 (2072 BS), NEB has implemented a grading system for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) in Nepal, using a four-point scale from A to E. The table below illustrates the SEE grading system in Nepal along with the corresponding percentage.

However, starting from 2080 B.S., NEB decided to conduct the SEE and publicise the results in accordance with the Letter Grading Directive 2078 BS.

Previously, students received grades if they scored at least 35 marks combined from theoretical and practical exams. Now, there will be separate grading for theoretical and practical exams.

Under the new system, each SEE student must obtain at least 35 marks in theory out of a total of 100 in each subject to qualify for higher studies. Students scoring below 35 in theory will not be eligible for enrollment in class 11 and will be categorised as Non-Graded.

The new curriculum introduces a system in which each subject, including mathematics, consists of a 25-mark practical exam and a 75-mark theoretical exam. The practical exams are administered by schools, and the marks obtained are sent to the board.

In cases where students fail, they will be allowed three attempts to pass the supplementary exams for up to two subjects.

SEE Stats

This year, 65.98% of students achieved graded results, an increase of 4.17% compared to the previous year. A total of 4,30,667 students appeared for the exams, and 48,392 students pulled an A+ grade, i.e. a GPA between 3.60 and 4.0.

Meanwhile, sources mention 1,46,507 examinees fell short of getting their marksheet graded. Students with NG can appear for the supplementary exams, scheduled on 15 June (01 Asadh 2083) onwards. As for re-totalling, NEB is accepting the requests from 15 May to 21 May.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check my SEE result 2082/2083?
There are different ways you can check your SEE results 2082. You can check via websites, apps, SMS, and also IVR, which is an automated call system.

Is SEE result 2082/83 published in Nepal?
Yes, SEE result 2082/83 has been published in Nepal.

How do I check my NEB 2082 result?
You can check your SEE, NEB 2082 results by going to the official SEE site, NEB site, or NTC site. You can also send an SMS to shortcodes, such as 1600 and 35001.

What is the full form of SEE?
The full form of SEE is the Secondary Education Examination.

Can I enrol in Class 11 if I get a Non-Graded (NG) SEE result?
No, students with Non-Graded results will not be eligible for enrollment in class 11.

What to do if students get Non-Graded (NG) SEE results?
In cases where students fail or receive Non-Graded results, they get three attempts to pass the chance exams for up to two subjects. The exams are scheduled from 15 June 2026 onwards.