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Key Facts: Nepal SEE Computer Science Exam
35%
Minimum Theory Score
NEB
Conducting Board
The SEE Class 10 Computer Science examination is conducted by the National Examinations Board (NEB) of Nepal through its Office of the Controller of Examinations (Class 10). It consists of a written theory paper plus a school-based practical assessment, as set out in the CDC specification grid, and students need at least 35% in theory to avoid a Non-Graded (NG) result. OpenExamPrep offers free independent practice questions on networking, databases with MySQL, Python programming, multimedia, and AI and contemporary technologies. OpenExamPrep's questions are an independent English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the curriculum topics. They are not an official translation of the board paper or a simulation of its written format.
Sample Nepal SEE Computer Science Practice Questions
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1Which of the following is NOT one of the five main components of multimedia?
2Graphics that are made up of tiny square dots called pixels are known as:
3A designer needs a school logo that can be printed on both a small badge and a large banner without losing quality. Which format is most suitable?
4Which image format is commonly chosen for a company logo that needs a transparent background?
5Why is JPG (JPEG) the most common format for storing photographs?
6Which image format is commonly used for short looping animations on websites and social media?
7Which text file format stores only plain text, without formatting such as font colour, size or line spacing?
8In an audio waveform graph, what does the height (amplitude) of the wave represent?
9Why is a WAV audio file usually much larger than an MP3 file of the same recording?
10What does a frame rate of 30 fps mean for a video?
About the Nepal SEE Computer Science Exam
The SEE Class 10 Computer Science examination is the board examination for Grade 10 students in Nepal who take Computer Science as an optional subject. Under the new curriculum (Grade 10 textbook first published in 2082 BS), it covers computer networks and communication, database management with MySQL, programming in Python, multimedia, and artificial intelligence and contemporary technologies. OpenExamPrep's questions are an independent English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the curriculum topics. They are not an official translation of the board paper or a simulation of its written format.
Exam sponsor: National Examinations Board (NEB) / Office of the Controller of Examinations (Class 10), Sanothimi, Bhaktapur. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
Written board examination: a written theory paper plus a school-based practical assessment, as set out in the CDC specification grid.
Time Limit
Set in the annual NEB routine
Passing Score
At least 35% in the theory paper (below that: Non-Graded, NG)
Reported exam pass rate: Not published by subject. Under NEB's letter-grading rules, a theory score below 35% is recorded as Non-Graded (NG) for that subject. Exam sponsor website
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Our practice resources: topics covered
We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.
Computer Network and Communication
Network types, topologies, transmission media, and internet services.
Database Management System (MySQL)
Database concepts, keys, and SQL commands in MySQL.
Programming in Python
Python data types, operators, conditions, loops, functions, and lists.
Multimedia
Multimedia elements, file formats, and applications.
AI and Contemporary Technologies
Artificial intelligence basics and other current technologies.
Preparing for the Nepal SEE Computer Science Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: At least 35% in the theory paper (below that: Non-Graded, NG)
- Assessment: Written board examination: a written theory paper plus a school-based practical assessment, as set out in the CDC specification grid.
- Time limit: Set in the annual NEB routine
- Exam / certification fees: Set annually by NEB; paid through the school Official sources
Using Our Practice Resources
- Work through all 100 available questions
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Nepal SEE Computer Science: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the format of the SEE Class 10 Computer Science examination?
The official assessment is a written theory paper plus a school-based practical assessment, as set out in the CDC specification grid. It is a written board examination, not a multiple-choice test.
What score is needed to pass SEE Class 10 Computer Science?
Under NEB's letter-grading rules, students need at least 35% of the theory marks. A lower theory score is recorded as Non-Graded (NG) for the subject.
What happens if a student is Non-Graded (NG) in Computer Science?
Students who are NG in up to two subjects can sit the grade-increment (supplementary) examination announced by NEB after the results; others take the subject again in a later regular examination.
Are these practice questions official NEB papers?
No. OpenExamPrep's questions are an independent English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the curriculum topics. They are not an official translation of the board paper or a simulation of its written format. OpenExamPrep is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NEB or the Curriculum Development Centre (CDC).