What to Do After SEE? A Complete Guide for Nepali Students (2025)



 Completing your SEE (Secondary Education Examination) is a huge milestone. But now comes the big question: What’s next? This decision can shape your future, so it's essential to choose the right path.

Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you decide what to do after SEE.


1. Choose the Right Stream for +2

The most common path after SEE in Nepal is enrolling in Grade 11 and 12 (+2). Choosing the right stream is critical.

a. Science



Best for students interested in Engineering, Medicine, IT, or Research.

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer Science.

Career Options: Doctor, Engineer, Data Scientist, IT Professional, Researcher.

Top Colleges: St. Xavier’s College, Kathmandu Model College, Prasadi Academy.


b. Management



Ideal for those looking to build careers in Business, Finance, Marketing, or Hospitality.

Subjects: Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Marketing, Mathematics.

Career Options: Chartered Accountant, Banker, Entrepreneur, Hotel Manager.

Top Colleges: Nepal Commerce Campus, Ace Institute of Management, Global College of Management.


c. Humanities/Arts



Perfect for students interested in Social Sciences, Literature, Media, or Law.

Subjects: Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Mass Communication, History.

Career Options: Journalist, Lawyer, Social Worker, Psychologist, Writer.

Top Colleges: Ratna Rajya Laxmi Campus, Padma Kanya College, Tri-Chandra College.


d. Education

If you aspire to become a teacher or work in educational institutions, this stream is ideal.

Subjects: Education, Psychology, Sociology, English/Nepali.

Career Options: Teacher, Educational Consultant, Curriculum Developer.

Top Colleges: Tribhuvan University-affiliated colleges, Kathmandu University School of Education.


e. Technical & Vocational Education

If you prefer practical skills and early employment, this is an excellent choice.

Courses Available:

  • Diploma in Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical)

  • Culinary Arts

  • Fashion Designing

  • Hotel Management

  • Agriculture

Institutions: CTEVT-affiliated colleges, Nepal Polytechnic Institute, Madan Bhandari Memorial Academy.


2. Pursue Diploma or Certification Courses

If you’re not interested in regular +2 studies, you can opt for diploma or certification courses in various fields.

Popular Options:

  • IT & Computer Courses: Web Development, Graphic Design, Digital Marketing.

  • Creative Arts: Photography, Music, Film Making.

  • Technical Courses: Plumbing, Electrician, Auto Mechanics.

  • Language Courses: English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese.

Benefits:

  • Shorter duration than +2.

  • Practical skills for direct employment.

  • Recognized certificates that can help you start a career.


3. Join Vocational Training Programs (CTEVT)

The Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT) offers various training programs focusing on technical skills.

Courses Available:

  • Junior Technical Assistant (JTA)

  • Sub-Overseer (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical)

  • Health Assistant (HA)

  • Lab Assistant

  • Agriculture Technician

Why Choose CTEVT Programs?

  • Affordable and skill-oriented.

  • High demand for skilled workers in Nepal and abroad.

  • Opportunity for further studies or employment.


4. Prepare for Abroad Studies

Many students choose to study abroad after SEE.

Popular Destinations:

  • Australia (Vocational Training, Hospitality, Nursing)

  • Japan (Language Courses, Technical Studies)

  • USA/UK/Canada (High School Studies, Exchange Programs)

Requirements:

  • Language proficiency tests (IELTS, TOEFL, JLPT, etc.)

  • Financial preparation

  • Consultation with abroad study consultancies


5. Start Working or Gaining Experience

If you want to start earning early, you can:

  • Find part-time or full-time jobs.

  • Do internships or volunteer work to gain experience.

  • Start freelancing in fields like writing, graphic design, or coding.

Benefits:

  • Gain practical experience.

  • Improve communication and work skills.

  • Financial independence.


6. Pursue Sports or Arts

If you’re talented in sports, music, dance, or painting, consider pursuing it seriously.

Options:

  • Join sports academies or music schools.

  • Participate in competitions and exhibitions.

  • Build a portfolio or resume showcasing your talents.


7. Prepare for Competitive Exams

If you have a clear career goal, you can start preparing for competitive exams early.

Examples:

  • Engineering: Entrance exams for IOE (Institute of Engineering), KU, etc.

  • Medical: Entrance exams for MBBS, BDS, etc.

  • Management: Preparation for BBA, CA, or Hotel Management courses.


8. Take a Gap Year (If Needed)

Taking a break to explore your interests, travel, or prepare for exams is also an option. Use this time to:

  • Volunteer or gain work experience.

  • Learn new skills through online courses.

  • Prepare for entrance exams.


Conclusion

The decision you make after SEE will shape your future. Whether you choose +2 studies, vocational training, creative arts, sports, or work experience, make sure it aligns with your passion, skills, and goals.

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