Kathmandu, April 2 -- The Secondary Education Examination (SEE) began across the country on Thursday morning. According to the National Examinations Board, a total of 512,421 students are appearing for the tests. Among them, girls outnumber the boys in the test with 257,613 female students compared to 54,801 male students, and seven others.

The Board has decided to grade Secondary Education Examination (SEE) answer sheets at respective examination centres across the country.

Chudamani Paudel, secretary at the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, said that the board has made arrangements to ensure that marking for each subject is completed at the centre within three days of the exam's conclusion.

"This time, the decision has b...