Nine students from Nawalpur achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA in the SEE Exam 2081.
Nine Students from Nawalpur Achieve Perfect Scores in SEE 2081
In a remarkable achievement, nine students from the district of Nawalpur have scored a perfect 4.0 GPA in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2081. The students, all hailing from different schools in the district, have set a new benchmark for academic excellence.
The nine top scorers are Ankita Adhikari from Janata Secondary School in Harkapur, Laxmi Shrestha from Bishwojyoti Secondary School in Pragatinagar, Ayush Dhakal from Gyanodaya Secondary School in Kawasoti-8, Rosha from Moonlight Adarsha Public Academy in Devchuli, Anuska Basyal from Navajagaran Secondary School in Chormara, Jasmin Kandel from Saraswati Sanskrit and General Secondary School in Hupsekot, Brinda Gupta from Blue Star Secondary School in Dumkibas, and two students whose schools are not specified in the provided information - one being Anju Shrestha and the other Sushmita KC, also from Bishwojyoti Secondary School in Pragatinagar.
Interestingly, no students scored between 1.6 and 2.0 GPA in the SEE. On the other hand, 1,425 students scored between 2.8 and 3.2 GPA, 663 students scored between 2.4 and 2.8 GPA, and 28 students scored between 2.0 and 2.4 GPA. A total of 1,705 students, or 29.55%, were classified under non-graded in the SEE.
A total of 142 schools in Nawalpur participated in the SEE examination this year, with the examination including 87 community schools, 49 institutional schools, 5 religious schools, and 1 open school. The results were published by the National Examination Board, Office of the Controller of Examinations on Friday. Out of the 5,770 students who appeared for SEE from Nawalpur, 4,065 students, or 70.45%, received a graded result.
While the search results do not provide direct information on the factors contributing to the high achievement of these nine students, several plausible factors can be considered. These include the quality of preparation and teaching, institutional support and resources, motivation and merit-based admissions, the examination and evaluation process, and government and community incentives.
For instance, students who score top GPAs typically benefit from strong school support, qualified teachers, and access to quality study materials, including revision and practice exams tailored for the SEE 2081 syllabus. Schools in Nawalpur that focus on specialized academic programs or provide extra coaching can enhance student performance. The significance of SEE GPA in admissions to technical and nursing courses provides motivation for students to excel, since higher GPA facilitates admission without further tests. The SEE exams are centrally conducted with standardized marking and options for re-totaling or re-evaluation to ensure accuracy, which can help students get fair rankings and results. Additional merit points for community or institutional school students and tie-breaking criteria based on performance in mathematics, science, and English encourage well-rounded academic achievement.
However, for more precise conclusions, local school reports or educational analyses would be needed. These nine students are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of the young minds in Nawalpur, and their success serves as an inspiration for future generations.
The students from Nawalpur who achieved perfect scores in SEE 2081, such as Ankita Adhikari from Janata Secondary School and Laxmi Shrestha from Bishwojyoti Secondary School, demonstrate the potential for education-and-self-development through rigorous learning and examination. Their academic success, resulting from various factors including quality teaching, institutional support, and exam preparation, is a reflection of the value of education in schools like Janata and Bishwojyoti. This remarkable achievement serves as a source of inspiration for students in Nawalpur and beyond, highlighting the importance of education and self-development in their lives.
