NEB 12 Computer Science
NEB Grade 12 Computer Science
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NEB Grade 12 Computer Science is the Computer Science subject examination of the Grade 12 (कक्षा १२) national examinations administered by the National Examinations Board (NEB), Sanothimi, Bhaktapur, through its Examination Control Office for Classes 11 and 12. It is taken by Grade 12 students in Nepal who have registered Computer Science as a subject, including regular candidates and old partial or grade-improvement candidates who sit the examination under the Board's published schedules. The Board publishes an Assessment Framework for Grade 12 and downloadable sample question papers (नमुना प्रश्नपत्रहरू), which are the most reliable starting points for understanding how the subject is assessed, and its notices for Class 12 routinely name Computer Science alongside Physics, Biology and Chemistry, for example in re-totaling (पुनर्योग) result announcements. Preparation should begin with the Assessment Framework and official sample papers, then move to the syllabus topics, practising writing answers to the marks and time available. Candidates should track the Board website for the annual work calendar, examination routine, application form deadlines, and re-totaling or supplementary (मौका) notices, and should confirm practical requirements with their school, since the Board publishes a Practical Practice Implementation Directive, 2083. This page is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the National Examinations Board.
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Who conducts the NEB Grade 12 Computer Science examination?
It is conducted by the National Examinations Board (NEB), Sanothimi, Bhaktapur, through the Examination Control Office (Classes 11 and 12). The Board publishes Class 12 notices, routines, results and re-totaling announcements on its website. Examination-related enquiries for Class 12 are directed to (+977)-01-6630747.
Where can I find the official syllabus and sample questions?
The NEB website publishes an Assessment Framework for Grade 12 and a download section for sample question papers (नमुना प्रश्नपत्रहरू). Use these rather than third-party compilations, because they reflect the current assessment approach. Your school can also confirm the subject curriculum and practical requirements for Computer Science.
What is the format of the Computer Science paper?
The source text does not state the paper's structure, mark distribution, or time allocation for Computer Science. Those details come from the current syllabus, Assessment Framework and sample question papers published by the Board. Check those documents and your school's examination routine notice before planning your practice.
How hard is the exam, and what causes most marks lost?
The Board does not publish difficulty or pass statistics in the source material. Common causes of lost marks reported by candidates are weak coverage of the full syllabus and poor time management in the exam hall. Practise with the official sample papers under timed conditions and revise topics you avoid.
Can I apply for re-totaling if my result seems wrong?
Yes. The Board publishes separate notices for Class 12 re-totaling (पुनर्योग) applications, and result announcements for re-totaling are issued in stages. Watch the website for the re-totaling application notice, which states the process and deadline. Re-totaling checks totaling of marks, not re-evaluation of answers.
What happens if I fail or miss the regular examination?
The Board conducts supplementary (मौका/पूरक) examinations for Class 12 and publishes the timetable and application form notice separately. Notices for supplementary examination centres and results also appear on the website. Follow the published schedule and submit the application form within the stated deadline.
Are mobile phones allowed in the examination hall?
The Board has published a notice prohibiting mobile phones and other electronic devices in the examination hall. Treat this as a strict rule: carrying a device can put your candidacy at risk. Confirm current instructions on the Board website and follow your examination centre's directions.
How should I order my study for Computer Science?
Start with the Assessment Framework and sample papers to see what is expected, then work through the syllabus topic by topic, writing answers rather than only reading. Finish with timed practice and revision of weak areas. Track the Board's annual work calendar so preparation fits around registration and examination dates.
Is this page an official NEB resource?
No. This page is an independent study resource for candidates searching for information about the NEB Grade 12 Computer Science examination. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the National Examinations Board. Always confirm examination details, dates and procedures on the official NEB website.