Grade 11 Scholarships Exam Result from Kathmandu Metropolitan City

Update 6 June

Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Office of Municipal Executive published the Final Nomination List for Grade 11/12 Scholarships Results. View the result by clicking the link given below.

Final Nomination List for Grade 11/12 Scholarship with Recommended School

Update - June 4, 2026 (Jestha 21, 2083)

Kathmandu Metropolitan City has published the rechecking results of the Grade 11 Scholarship Examination. After reviewing 331 re-evaluation applications, KMC confirmed that the results of all candidates remained unchanged except for one candidate (Roll No. 16392). The metropolitan is also in the process of updating the Final Merit List after verifying correction requests related to personal details and reservation categories.

View the Official Notice:

Publication of Preliminary Results for Grade 11 and 12 Scholarship Selection Examination

14,057 students pass the scholarship selection examination

2-day window for re-evaluation if dissatisfied with the merit list

June 1, 2026 (Jestha 18, 2083)

Kathmandu. The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced that 14,057 students have passed the scholarship selection examination held yesterday (Jestha 17). According to today's decision by the Scholarship Examination Committee, the preliminary results, including the merit order of candidates who secured a minimum of 40 marks, have been published. This scholarship is for students to study in Grade 11 and 12 for the 2083/084 academic session in institutional (private) educational institutions operating under the Metropolitan City.

To view the results, students can access the portal where they filled out their online application. By entering their roll number, date of birth, and password (received via mobile/email), they can view, download, and print their scorecards.

According to Education Officer and Examination Committee Coordinator Namraj Dhakal, this is a preliminary result. If a student is dissatisfied with these results, a 2-day period has been provided to submit an application for re-evaluation by the end of office hours on June 3 (Jestha 20). Following this, the final merit list will be published. Only after the publication of the final merit list will the school matching and student nomination recommendation process begin.

Dhakal noted that the highest score achieved in the examination was 92. The second highest was 91, achieved by one student, while five students tied for third place with 90 marks.

If dissatisfied with the published results, students can submit an application to the Education Department by June 3 (Jestha 20), along with a copy of their admit card and proof of payment of a 1,000 rupee fee. Additionally, if there are discrepancies in details such as name or gender in the form, or if a student’s application was approved under a reserved category for which they are ineligible and they wish to remove that category (note: adding a new category is not permitted), they may submit an application with supporting documents by June 3 (Jestha 20).

The notice for the selection of students for these scholarships was published on April 16, 2026 (Baisakh 3, 2083).

The examination for the scholarships was conducted across 83 centers. Out of 26,888 students who applied online—consisting of 16,549 male students, 10,333 female students, and 6 others—the applications of 26,603 students were approved. Of the approved applicants, 22,020 students participated in the examination.

Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Education Department, Municipal Office, Kamaladi, Kathmandu announces scholarship notice for the students who wish to study in Institutional Schools (Private Schools) under the scholarship quota in Class 11 for the academic session 2082/83.

Update: Jestha 10, 2083

The Education Department is currently reviewing submitted applications and verifying the uploaded documents. Applications are being categorized as Approved, Rejected, or Under Verified. In this regard, applicants are requested to note the following:

1. Deadline for Re-uploading Documents

Applicants who have received an "Under Verified" notification via email or message due to incomplete documents or errors in their application must upload the required documents by Jestha 12, 2083 (May 26, 2026).

Applications that are not corrected within the specified deadline, or that contain incorrect information, will be automatically cancelled.

2. Application Verification Period

The verification of submitted applications will continue until Jestha 13, 2083 (May 27, 2026).

Applicants whose forms are still awaiting verification are kindly requested to remain patient while the review process is completed.

3. Admit Card Download

Students whose applications have been approved will be able to download their admit cards directly from entrance.kathmandu.gov.np starting from 10:00 AM on Jestha 14, 2083 (May 28, 2026).

Applicants are advised to download and print their admit cards in color before appearing for the examination.

View the official notice:

The placement will be done in the institutional schools under the Kathmandu Metropolitan City. Students are requested to enroll only after the scholarship results are published. It is informed that students who enroll before the results are published cannot be facilitated for scholarship acquisition.

Key Dates for Kathmandu Metropolitan Scholarships

Online Application Open: 2083 Jestha 1, 10 AM onwards
Online Application Close: 2083 Jestha 10, 11:59 PM (Midnight)
Admit Card: Can be printed after Jestha 14 through online
Application Fee: Not required
Scholarship Examination Date: 2083 Jestha 17, 8 am to 10 AM.
Click here to apply for the scholarship. (The application window will open from Jestha 1, 10 AM onwards)

Quota Information

Kathmandu Metropolitan City has allocated a total of 4,624 scholarship seats for Class 11 in 390 institutional schools operating within the city limits.

Stream	Seats Allocated
Management	2,493
Science	1,752
Humanities	173
Law	136
Education	70

Scholarship Distribution Criteria for Kathmandu Metropolitan City

In accordance with the scholarship examination guidelines, the total pool of scholarship seats (representing the minimum 10% provided by institutional schools) will be distributed as follows:

General Category Distribution (60% of total pool)

40%: Students from Community Schools.
14%: Permanent residents of Kathmandu Metropolitan City.
5%: Students previously on scholarship in institutional schools.
1%: Permanent residents from Landfill Site affected areas.

Reservation Category Distribution (40% of total pool)

The remaining seats are reserved for students who completed their SEE from Community Schools, categorized as follows:

Category	Quota (%)	Category	Quota (%)
Female	33%	Indigenous/Janajati	15%
Khas Arya	17%	Madhesi	12%
Dalit	9%	Backward Area	4%
Tharu	4%	Muslim	2%
Disabled	2%	Martyr/Conflict Victim Family	2%

Other Details

Subjects: Science, Management, Humanities, Education, Law and Technical

Application Fee: Free

Exam information: There will be 100 multiple-choice questions based on the subjects and areas covered in the examination based on the Secondary Level Class 10 curriculum.

It will consist of 30/30 questions from compulsory subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and English, and 10 questions from General Knowledge. To pass the scholarship examination, a minimum of 40% marks must be obtained. There will be no negative marking for wrong answers.

The total duration of the exam will be two hours. Applicants won't be able to apply to more than one program.

Minimum Eligibility for Application for Ktm Metro Grade 11-12 Scholarship

Having a minimum GPA of 1.6 in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE).
Completion of SEE from a community school.
Completion of SEE through studying with a scholarship of 10% in institutional schools.
Permanent residence in Ward No. 1, 2, 3 of the directly affected area from Landfield Side, and Ward No. 1, 3, 4 of Dhunibeshi Rural Municipality.

Documents Required for KTM Metro Scholarship (Scan/Photo)

SEE Admit Card
Recent passport-sized photo
Citizenship certificate or birth registration certificate
SEE or equivalent mark sheet and character certificate
Recommendation as per Schedule 1 for students studying in community schools
Recommendation as per Schedule 2 for students studying on scholarships in institutional schools
Required documents for reservation purposes
Certificate as per section 7 mentioned in the reserved group in the form for scholarship purposes

The format of the recommendation is attached at the end of this information.
If the provided details are found to be false, the application form of such candidates will be canceled, and they will be expelled from the educational program.

For more details, please check this