What marks are needed to get A+ in NEB?

You need 90 or above (out of 100) to achieve an A+ grade with a 4.0 GPA in the NEB grading system.

What is the minimum passing marks in SEE?

You need at least 35 marks (Grade D, 1.6 GPA) to pass a subject. Getting NG (below 30) in any subject means you are Not Promoted.

How is overall GPA calculated in NEB?

Overall GPA is the average of GPA points across all subjects. For example, if you have 4.0, 3.6, and 3.2 in three subjects, your overall GPA is (4.0+3.6+3.2)/3 = 3.6.

What does NG mean in NEB result?

NG stands for Not Graded. It is assigned when a student scores below 30 marks. Getting NG in any subject means the student is Not Promoted.

Can I use this for Grade 11 and 12 NEB results?

Yes, NEB uses the same grading scale for both SEE (Grade 10) and Grade 11/12 examinations.

NEB/SEE Grade Calculator — Convert Marks to Grade & GPA

Marks Range	Letter Grade	GPA	Remarks
90 – 100	A+	4.0	Outstanding
80 – 89	A	3.6	Excellent
70 – 79	B+	3.2	Very Good
60 – 69	B	2.8	Good
50 – 59	C+	2.4	Satisfactory
40 – 49	C	2.0	Acceptable
30 – 39	D	1.6	Partially Acceptable
0 – 29	NG	0.0	Not Graded

NEB/SEE Grade Calculator का उपयोग कैसे करें

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Enter your subject names and marks (0–100) for each subject.
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Grades and GPA are calculated instantly as you type.
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Add up to 8 subjects using the "Add Subject" button.
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View your overall GPA and promotion status at the top.
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Check the grade reference table for the complete NEB grading scale.

NEB/SEE Grade Calculator के बारे में

The NEB/SEE Grade Calculator instantly converts your raw marks (0–100) into the official NEB grade letter and GPA for Nepal's national examinations. Whether you're a SEE (Grade 10) student or appearing in NEB (Grade 11/12), this tool gives you accurate results without any guesswork.

How the NEB Grading System Works

Nepal's National Examinations Board (NEB) uses a GPA-based grading system. Marks are converted to grades as follows: 90–100 = A+ (4.0 GPA), 80–89 = A (3.6), 70–79 = B+ (3.2), 60–69 = B (2.8), 50–59 = C+ (2.4), 40–49 = C (2.0), 30–39 = D (1.6), and below 30 = NG (Not Graded).

Features

Enter marks for up to 8 subjects. The calculator instantly shows the grade and GPA for each subject, computes your overall GPA as the average across all subjects, and tells you whether you are Promoted, Pass with Supplement, or Not Promoted. A full grade reference table is included below the calculator.

SEE vs NEB

The Secondary Education Examination (SEE) is taken at Grade 10, while NEB examinations cover Grades 11 and 12. Both use the same A+ to NG grading scale, making this calculator useful for all levels.

NEB/SEE Grade Calculator

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NEB / SEE Grade Scale Reference