National Examinations Board (NEB) has aimed to publish the result of Class 12 Retotaling within Few Days.
Here we are helping you to check the result of re-totaling, follow this detailed step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Go to Retotaling Result Page
Visit: class-12-retotaling-result
You will see a screen like this:
Step 2: Enter Your Symbol Number
Type your Symbol Number (example: 012221) in the box and click on Search Result.
Step 3: View Your Result
After searching, you will get a result like this:
For example:
📚 Roll Number: 00100173 U
1st Lot
Subject: COMP. ENGLISH
📈 Previous Results
Grade: NG
Grade Point: 0.0
🏆 Current Results
Grade: NG
Grade Point: 0.0
Result Status: ○ UNCHANGED
This shows your re-totaling result clearly with all details.
Note: This method is made by NEB Education using Technologia to help students. It is the easiest and fastest way to check results !
Alternative Official Method (NEB Website)
If you want to check from the official NEB site:
1. Go to https://neb.gov.np/
2. Scroll down until you see हाइलाइटहरू.
3. Find and click on RETOTALING RESULT 2082 1ST LOT (Class 12).
4. It will open a PDF file where you can search your symbol number and check your result.
⚠️ This method is longer and a bit harder compared to the first method.
Full Process in Video
What Can I Do if My Grade is Not Changed After Retotaling?
If your grade is not changed after retotaling, you have two options:
- Apply for Rechecking within 15 days of retotaling result publication.
- Give a Re-exam (Supplementary Exam) in the next scheduled examination conducted by NEB.
Copy Rechecking Procedure
If a student is not satisfied with the re-totaling result and feels they deserve better marks, there is a provision under the National Examination Board (NEB) that allows students to request for re-checking of their answer sheets. If the re-checking confirms that you deserve higher marks, you will be issued a new mark-sheet with the updated marks.
After the publication of the re-totaling result, if you are still not satisfied, you can apply for re-checking within 15 days of the re-totaling result being published.
Sample of Rechecking Result
The format of the rechecking result will look like this (Class 10 sample – same for Class 12):
Required Documents
- Original Admit Card
- Recommendation Letter from the School
- Grade Sheet
- Proof of revenue payment for re-totaling purposes
- Original cash receipt or voucher of revenue payment for answer sheet viewing
- Copy of relationship certificate between the examinee and guardian
Cost:Rs. 2000/- per subject (for re-checking the answer sheet)
Procedure
- Fill the re-checking form (available from the NEB Examination Controller’s Office, Sanothimi, Bhaktapur) within 15 days of the re-totaling result publication.
- Deposit the required fee (as directed by NEB, usually at designated banks).
- Submit the filled form along with the paid bank voucher to the Re-checking Section of NEB.
Additional Information
- Students must apply within 15 days of the re-totaling result publication.
- Re-checking means the examiner will re-check your entire answer sheet, not just the totals.
- Applications after the 15-day period will not be accepted.
Detials about Class 12 Re-Exam
Class 12 Re-Exam (Supplementary) Routine
Notice: Only eligible students can appear for the make-up exam based on the annual Grade 12 results of Baisakh 2082.
Eligibility for Supplementary Exam
- Regular students (registration starting with 81) who secured at least D grade in all subjects but NG in up to 2 subjects.
- Students absent in up to 2 subjects but secured at least D grade in others.
- Students with NG in 1 subject or absent in 1 subject, and D grade or above in all other subjects.
Exam Schedule & Instructions
- Exam Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- 2082 Bhadra 28 (Saturday): Compulsory English (0041)
- 2082 Bhadra 29 (Sunday): Other subjects; single subject students must take it on the first day.
- Students appearing in 2 subjects: take the smaller code subject first (English before Nepali if applicable).
Fee & Application
- Exam fee: Rs. 600/- per student (deadline: 2082 Bhadra 13)
- Late fee: Rs. 1,200/- per student (deadline: 2082 Bhadra 20)
- Schools submit collected vouchers/proof of payment and application forms to NEB by 2082 Bhadra 22.
Additional Instructions
- Exam conducted only for 2 days; absent students will not get another chance.
- Exam not postponed even if public holiday falls.
- Bring required materials (graph papers, charts, log tables, vouchers, etc.).
- No mobile phones, smart watches, or electronic gadgets allowed.
- Reach the exam center 15 minutes early; enter hall on time.
- Exam must be taken only at the designated center; changing centers is not allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions (Rechecking)
What can I do if my grade is not changed after Retotaling?
If your grade is not changed after the retotaling process, you have two options:
- Apply for Rechecking within 15 days of retotaling result publication.
- Give a Re-exam in the next scheduled examination conducted by NEB.
What is Rechecking?
Rechecking is the process where NEB re-checks the entire answer sheet, not just the totaling. The examiner carefully re-evaluates whether each answer was checked correctly and marks were awarded properly.
When can I apply for Rechecking?
You can apply for rechecking only after the retotaling result is published. Applications must be submitted within 15 days of the retotaling result announcement.
What documents are required for Rechecking?
You will need the following documents:
- Original Admit Card
- Recommendation Letter from your School
- Grade Sheet
- Proof of revenue payment for re-totaling purposes
- Original cash receipt or voucher of revenue payment for answer sheet viewing
- Copy of relationship certificate between the examinee and guardian
What is the fee for Rechecking?
The fee for rechecking is NPR 2000 per subject (non-refundable).
What happens if my marks increase after Rechecking?
If your marks increase after rechecking, NEB will issue a new official mark sheet with the updated marks.
Will my marks always increase after Rechecking?
No. Marks may increase, remain unchanged, or in rare cases decrease. However, the decision after rechecking is considered final and binding.