The wait is finally over. The National Examination Board (NEB) has officially published the Class 12 Grade Increment (Chance/Supplementary) Result 2083, and if you sat for this exam back in July, you can now check your updated marksheet.

Here's everything you need — the official numbers, how to check your result, and what to do next depending on how it went.

When Was the Result Published?

NEB published the result in early Bhadra 2083 (early August 2026), following the exam held on 2 and 3 Shrawan 2083 (July 18–19, 2026). This is roughly on pace with NEB's usual gap of a few weeks between the exam and the result announcement.

NEB Grade 12 Re-Exam Result 2083: Key Numbers

Here's a quick snapshot of how students performed this year, according to NEB's official result notice:

Total students who appeared: 71,310
Students who successfully obtained a grade in all subjects (passed): 57,897
Overall pass percentage: 81.19%
Results cancelled: 3

For comparison, last year's grade increment result (2082) was published on 23 Kartik 2082 (November 9, 2025), so NEB has kept a broadly similar timeline this year while publishing this cycle's result a bit faster relative to the exam date.

Honestly, if you're one of the 57,897 students who cleared your NG this time around, take a second to actually feel good about it — grade increment exams aren't easy, and getting a second chance right doesn't happen by accident.

Official Websites to Check Your Result

Always rely on these — not screenshots or forwarded WhatsApp/Facebook posts:

Purpose	Official Website
Check result / marksheet	neb.gov.np/results
Nepal Telecom result portal	neb.ntc.net.np
NEB main site (notices, routines)	neb.gov.np

How to Check Your NEB Grade 12 Re-Exam Result 2083

You'll need your Symbol Number and Date of Birth on hand. Here are all the ways to check:

1. Online

Go to neb.gov.np/results or neb.ntc.net.np
Enter your Symbol Number and Date of Birth (format: YYYY/MM/DD)
Hit Submit — your marksheet, GPA, and subject-wise grades will show up

Heads up: on result day, these sites tend to get hammered with traffic and can be slow or briefly unreachable. If that happens to you, don't panic — just try SMS or IVR instead, or wait 10–15 minutes and refresh.

2. SMS

Type NEB <space> [Your Symbol Number] and send it to 1600 (Nepal Telecom). Your result summary will land in a text reply.

3. IVR (Phone Call)

Dial 1601 from any Nepal Telecom number and follow the voice prompts.

4. USSD

Dial *1600*Symbol# and follow the on-screen instructions.

What To Do After Checking Your Result

If you passed / cleared your NG subject(s): Congratulations — genuinely. Your updated marksheet should now reflect the corrected grade. Download it and print at least two copies right away; don't leave it for later, because the portal tends to slow down again once everyone rushes to print at once.

If you're not happy with your marks: NEB allows students to apply for re-totaling (a recheck of how your marks were added up). This is done online at neb.gov.np, typically within a short window that opens shortly after the result — usually around two to three weeks. Confirm the exact dates and fee (recent cycles have used figures in the NPR 500–1,000 per subject range) on NEB's official notice board before applying, since these details can change slightly cycle to cycle. If your name, symbol number, or a subject looks wrong on your marksheet, that's a separate issue — report it directly to your school or to NEB's office in Sanothimi, Bhaktapur, along with supporting documents.

If you're still marked NG: It's frustrating, no doubt — but it's not the end of the road. NEB runs these grade increment exams on a regular cycle, so you'll get another shot. In the meantime, it might help to sit down with a teacher and figure out specifically where the gap is, rather than just re-attempting the whole subject cold next time.

A Quick Reality Check on Result-Day Chaos

Every result day in Nepal follows the same pattern: the official sites slow to a crawl, WhatsApp groups fill up with screenshots (some real, some not), and half the internet is asking "is it out yet?" before it actually is. If you're checking today, stick to the official channels above — neb.gov.np, neb.ntc.net.np, or the SMS/IVR numbers. Ignore anything claiming to have "leaked" results before NEB's own announcement; that's almost never legitimate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is the NEB Grade 12 re-exam result 2083 out?
Yes, NEB has officially published it, following the exam held on 2–3 Shrawan 2083 (July 18–19, 2026).

Q2. How do I check my NEB Class 12 supplementary result?
Visit neb.gov.np/results or neb.ntc.net.np and enter your Symbol Number and Date of Birth. SMS (NEB <space> Symbol Number to 1600) and IVR (1601) also work.

Q3. What was the overall pass percentage this year?
81.19%, based on NEB's official result notice — 57,897 out of 71,310 students who appeared obtained a grade in all subjects.

Q4. When can I apply for re-totaling if I'm unhappy with my marks? The window typically opens within a couple of weeks of the result and stays open for a short period. Confirm exact dates on neb.gov.np, since it's announced separately from the result itself.

Q5. I still got NG — what now?
You're eligible for the next grade increment exam cycle. Keep an eye on NEB's website for the next exam notice.

Q6. Where do I download my updated marksheet?
From the same portal you used to check your result — neb.gov.np/results or neb.ntc.net.np.

If your result came through the way you hoped, great — go celebrate a bit, you earned it. If it didn't, take a breath: re-totaling is an option, and if that doesn't change things, there's another exam cycle ahead. Either way, the most useful thing you can do right now is download your marksheet, print it, and keep it somewhere safe before the site traffic makes that harder later today.