Kathmandu. The Secondary Education Examination (SEE), which started today across the country, has seen a significant participation of candidates with different abilities. The students of Khagendra Navjivan Special Education Secondary School in Jorpati reached their examination centre Chamunda Secondary School early in the morning. Some students came in wheelchairs, while others took the exam with the help of others.
Alok Shah, Binod Prasad Adhikari, Amar Ghale Magar and Supan Gurung have appeared for the exam with wheelchair and assisted support. This year, 43 students of Khagendra are participating in the SEE. According to Raghav Prasad Dawadi, principal of the school, 4 of them are students with different abilities. Special arrangements have been made for them outside the classroom.
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