The Full SEE 2082 Re-Exam Schedule (Asar 1–7)

No beating around the bush. Here's the complete NEB SEE Re-Exam 2082 timetable straight from the official routine:

Date	Day	Subject
Asar 1	Monday	Compulsory English
Asar 2	Tuesday	Compulsory Nepali
Asar 3	Wednesday	Compulsory Mathematics
Asar 4	Thursday	Compulsory Science
Asar 5	Friday	Compulsory Social Studies
Asar 6	Saturday	Optional I
Asar 7	Sunday	Optional II

Seven subjects. Seven days straight. No gap. NEB clearly wasn't in the mood to give students breathing room this time—which honestly makes sense because the monsoon session needs to wrap up on schedule.

So, Who Is This Re-Exam Actually For?

Just to be clear for anyone who's confused—this SEE Re-Exam 2082 (also called the SEE supplementary exam or Grade 10 re-exam) is for students who either failed in one or more subjects in the main SEE 2082 exam, or those who couldn't appear due to genuine reasons like illness or emergencies.

Did you pass everything in the main exam? This doesn't apply to you. But if you're reappearing—even in just one subject—you still need to show up with your admit card for that specific paper. You don't sit for all seven days unless you're reappearing in all subjects.

Before You Walk Into the Exam Hall

A few things that sound obvious but students still mess up every year:

Your admit card—collect it from school before Asar 1, not on the morning of your first exam. Schools sometimes have delays, and you don't want that stress.

Exam center—confirm it. Don't assume it's the same place as your main exam. NEB sometimes changes centers for re-exams.

Reach the center at least 30 minutes early. The gate closes, and they don't make exceptions.

Carry extra pens. Seriously. A pen running out mid-exam is one of the most avoidable disasters, and it happens every year.

Does the Re-Exam Mark Really Count the Same?

Yes — 100%. Your SEE 2082 supplementary exam result appears on your official NEB marksheet just like the regular exam. There is no asterisk, no separate category. If you score an A in Mathematics in the re-exam, it shows as an A. Colleges looking at your +2 admission results will see the same document regardless of whether you sat the main exam or the re-exam.

This matters because some students go into the re-exam with a defeated mindset, thinking it's somehow "less than." It isn't. Treat it exactly like the main exam because it is.

FAQs — SEE 2082 Re-Exam

When does the SEE Re-Exam 2082 start? Asar 1, Monday, with Compulsory English.

How many days does the SEE 2082 Re-Exam run? Seven consecutive days — Asar 1 through Asar 7.

Do I have to appear in all subjects for the re-exam? No. You only appear in the subjects you're re-taking. If you failed only math, you only sit in Asar 3.

Where can I get the official NEB SEE Re-Exam 2082 routine? The official source is the NEB website. Your school exam coordinator should also have the printed copy.

Who conducts the SEE Re-Exam in Nepal? The National Examinations Board (NEB) is the same as the main examination.

If you have failed then read this : what to do if you failed in SEE

One Last Thing

If you've been hard on yourself since the main SEE 2082 results came out, that's normal. But the NEB SEE Re-Exam 2082 is genuinely a second shot, and students have turned things around in it before. The schedule is tight, yes. But seven focused days of preparation are not impossible.

You know what the exam looks like now. That's already an advantage you didn't have the first time.

Go use it.