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Key Facts: SEE Compulsory Nepali Exam
75
Theory Marks
25
Internal Assessment Marks
3 hours
Theory Paper Duration
35%
Minimum Theory Score
NEB
Conducting Board
The SEE Class 10 Compulsory Nepali 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 75-mark written theory paper (3 hours) plus 25 marks of internal assessment, and students need at least 35% in theory to avoid a Non-Graded (NG) result. OpenExamPrep offers free independent practice questions on Nepali grammar, sentence structure, reading comprehension, and literature and composition. The board paper is written in Nepali. OpenExamPrep's questions are an independent English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the curriculum topics, with Nepali examples where the skill needs them. They are not an official translation of the board paper or a simulation of its written format.
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1In Nepali grammar (नेपाली व्याकरण), which category of nouns (नाम) does the word 'माया' (maya - love/affection) belong to?
2In the sentence 'तिमीले आफ्नो काम आफैँ गर्नुपर्छ' (You should do your work yourself), what grammatical subclass of pronoun (सर्वनाम) is 'आफैँ' (aafai)?
3Which of the following verbs is an intransitive verb (अकर्मक क्रियापद - Akarmak kriyapad) in Nepali?
4In the sentence 'ऊ त आज पक्कै आउँछ' (He will certainly come today, indeed), which word functions as an emphatic particle (निपात - Nipaat)?
5In the phrase 'टेबुलमुन्तिर बिरालो छ' (The cat is under the table), what word class (शब्दवर्ग) does 'मुन्तिर' (muntira) belong to?
6Which word in the sentence 'मौसम खराब थियो तर खेल रोकिएन' (The weather was bad, yet the game did not stop) functions as a conjunction (संयोजक - Samyojak)?
7Which prefix (उपसर्ग - Upasarga) is prefixed to the root words in 'प्रगति' (pragati), 'प्रहार' (prahar), and 'प्रभाव' (prabhav)?
8In Nepali morphology, what is a suffix termed when it attaches directly to a verb root (धातु - Dhatu) to form a derived word?
9Which of the following formations represents a complete reduplication (पूर्ण द्वित्व - Purna dvittva) in Nepali word formation?
10Compare the usage of 'धेरै' in Sentence A ('धेरै विद्यार्थी उत्तीर्ण भए') and Sentence B ('आज उसले धेरै बोल्यो'). What are the respective word classes (शब्दवर्ग) of 'धेरै' in A and B?
About the SEE Compulsory Nepali Exam
The Secondary Education Examination (SEE) Class 10 Compulsory Nepali Examination is the nationwide school-leaving examination administered across Nepal by the National Examinations Board (NEB) Class 10. The curriculum established by the Curriculum Development Centre (CDC) evaluates student proficiency in Nepali grammar (Vyakaran), morphology (Shabda Rachana), syntax (Vakya), reading comprehension (Bodha), literary interpretation (Sahitya), and written composition (Abhivyakti).
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 75-mark written theory paper (3 hours) plus 25 marks of internal assessment.
Time Limit
3 hours (theory paper)
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
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Nepali Grammar and Morphology (शब्दवर्ग र शब्दरचना)
Word classes, prefixes and suffixes, compounding, reduplication and spelling rules.
Syntax, Voice, Tense and Concord (वाक्य, काल, वाच्य र संगति)
Tense and aspect, voice, causatives, mood and agreement.
Reading Comprehension and Summary (बोध र संक्षेपीकरण)
Understanding passages, summary writing and note-making.
Literature, Idioms and Composition (साहित्य, उखान-टुक्का र रचना)
Grade 10 textbook lessons, proverbs and idioms, and letters, notices and essays.
Preparing for the SEE Compulsory Nepali 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 75-mark written theory paper (3 hours) plus 25 marks of internal assessment.
- Time limit: 3 hours (theory paper)
- Exam / certification fees: Set annually by NEB; paid through the school Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the format of the SEE Class 10 Compulsory Nepali examination?
The official assessment is a 75-mark written theory paper (3 hours) plus 25 marks of internal assessment. It is a written board examination, not a multiple-choice test.
What score is needed to pass SEE Class 10 Compulsory Nepali?
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 Compulsory Nepali?
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. The board paper is written in Nepali. OpenExamPrep's questions are an independent English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the curriculum topics, with Nepali examples where the skill needs them. 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).