SEE results once again show effect of centralised education system

Federal authorities say local units lack competency to oversee school education as prescribed by the constitution, but experts argue that has to be tested first.

When the Secondary Education Exam results were out on Saturday, some questions were raised–that schools sent the grades for their students per their will and the National Examinations Board has been reduced to an agency whose job is just to rubber stamp the results sent from schools and publish them. Similar questions had been raised last year too. But one important point is missing in all this process–whether Nepal has been able to upgrade the education system in the changed context.