Ministry of Education and Sports

The Ministry of Education and Sports in Nepal has announced that teaching and learning activities for Class 11 will commence on June 15, following the timely publication of Secondary Education Examination (SEE) results. This decision aims to resolve academic calendar uncertainties and improve the overall quality and governance of school education.

A total of 218 candidates have applied for vacant Vice Chancellor positions in eight different universities across Nepal. The Selection and Recommendation Committee has begun scrutinizing the applications, with the highest number of applicants, 50, vying for the position at Tribhuvan University. This process follows the annulment of previous appointments and the initiation of a fresh selection procedure by the government.

The Ministry of Education and Sports has directed academic institutions to begin Grade 11 classes from June 15, coinciding with the publication of Secondary Education Examination (SEE) results for the 2082 academic session. This decision aims to keep the academic calendar on schedule and prevent delays in students' learning activities.

Joint Financing Partners (JFPs) supporting Nepal’s School Education Sector Plan (SESP) have reaffirmed their commitment to the Government of Nepal's education reform agenda and the Ministry of Education and Sports' leadership. The partners commended Nepal's progress in education despite global challenges and emphasized the need for collective action to improve foundational learning outcomes for all children.