Download Summer Love (समर लभ) Nepali Novel - Subin Bhattarai

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Summer Love (समर लभ) Nepali Novel
Writer: Subin Bhattarai (सुबिन भट्टराई)

Summer Love Novel is great Nepali Novel written by Subin Bhattarai. He has described the condition of the students who fall in love. In this novel he has explained about the college dayes love. You can able to download and listen this novel in the voice of Achyut Ghimire from the radio program Shruti Sambeg of Ujjalo 90 Network. Download it and enjoy. All are in MP3 file format.

Download Deshle Hareko Yudha (देशले हरेको युद्ध) Nepali Novel - Harka Khadayat

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Download Deshle Hareko Yudha (देशले हरेको युद्ध) Nepali Novel
Writer: Harka Khadayat

Deshle Hareko Yudha (देशले हरेको युद्ध) was famous Nepali Novel written by Harka Khadyat (हर्क खडायत). You can able to download all the episode of this novel and listen with Achyut Ghimire from the radio program Shruti Sambeg. All the files are in MP3 format. Download and Enjoy it.

Central Idea of "Keeping Things Whole" - The Magic of Words

English | Summary
Unit Three : Ecology and Environment
Central Idea of Poem "Keeping Things Whole"
Mark Strand
The Magic of Words

Interpretation and the and central idea of the poem

The poem, “Keeping Things Whole” talks about the wholeness against the usual fragmentation which goes on in life. The course of actions; incidents and happenings of our life are often fragmented. Nothing is absolute in fragmentation and division. So the poet stresses on wholeness. 

The Nightmare Life Without Fuel - Synopsis | The Magic Words

English | Summary
Unit Three : Ecology And Environment
Synopsis of Essay "The Nightmare Life Without Fuel"
Isaac Asimov
The Magic of Words

The present essay written by the Russian writer Isaac Asimov basically concerns about the fuel shortage in the present world. He has given us the instances from America about how the fuel shortage directly or indirectly relates to human life and its adverse impacts. The writer kindly advises us to preserve the existing natural resources that give us the enormous fuel to sustain life.

Science Entrance Exam Class 11 - Objective Questions With Answer (Set 1)

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Objective Model Questions Collection for Science Entrance Exam
Level: Class 11
Number of Questions: 50

Next Set => Science Entrance Exam Class 11 - Objective Questions With Answer (Set 2)

This are most probable questions which are asked in Entrance Exam of reputed college of Nepal like St. Xavier, Budanilakantha, Premier, Texas, Kathmandu Model College, White House College, Pentagon etc.

1.Tapeworm has no digestive system because:

a) it is a parasite     b) it lives in intestine     c) it doesn’t need food    d) it absorbs its food from general body surface

Ans: 4

Vector Product of Two Vectors - Formula | Math Class 12

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Collection of Formula from "Vector Product of Two Vectors"
Subject: Mathematics Grade XII

We have collected formula from the "Vector Product of Two Vectors" unit of Mathematics Subject class 12. The formulas are given below. They are very important to perform mathematical operation. Study them carefully.

Scalar Product of Two Vectors - Formula | Math Class 12

Formula Collection
Collection of Formula from "Scalar Product of Two Vectors"
Subject: Mathematics Grade XII

We have collected formula from the "Scalar Product of Two Vectors" unit of Mathematics Subject class 12. The formulas are given below. They are very important to perform mathematical operation. Study them carefully.

Critical Analysis of "The Poplar Field" | The Magic of Words

English | Notes
Unit Three : Ecology And Environment
Critical Analysis of "The Poplar Field"
William Cowper
The Magic of Words

The poem is remarkable for its celebration of the rural and its nostalgic tone. (Nostalgic poems are reminiscences of past life of a writer, is also part of autobiography). The poet recollects the scene of the poplar trees, which he used to enjoy the whispering sound of the tree columns. Winds used to play and sing in the leaves. Rivers reflect the image of the trees beautifully. Birds have shifted to other places. Melody has disappeared. Now he has no pleasures in these poplar trees. After 12 years he sees the field and feels everything dead.

Vectors And Vector Geometry - Formula| Mathematics Class 12

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Collection of Formula from "Vectors And Vector Geometry"
Subject: Mathematics Grade XII

We have collected formula from the "Vectors And Vector Geometry" unit of Mathematics Subject class 12. The formulas are given below. They are very important to perform mathematical operation. Study them carefully.

Old Question Paper 2065 - Compulsory English Class 11

Old is Gold | English
Old Question Paper of Compulsory English
Grade: XI | Year: 2065 (2008)
Sub. Code: 002 ‘D’ 

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. 

Time:- 3 hrs. Full Marks:- 100  | Pass Marks:- 35

Old Question Paper 2064 - Compulsory English Class 11

Old is Gold | English
Old Question Paper of Compulsory English
Grade: XI | Year: 2064 (2007)

Sub. Code: 002 ‘D’ 

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. 

Time:- 3 hrs. Full Marks:- 100  | Pass Marks:- 35

Download Seven Question Paper Sets - Compulsory Nepali

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Seven Model Question Paper Sets of Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली )
For: Class 11 and Class 12 (Nepali Students)
Stream: Science Grade XII, Management, Humanities and Education Grade XI

We have collected some model question paper sets of Nepali and made them ready for download. Click on the following links and download them all.

SET IX - Model Question Paper | Compulsory English Class 12

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Model Question Paper
Set Nine | Compulsory English
Grade XII

Q.N.1. Read the following passage and answer the question given below. (5*3=15)

About 2500 years ago in Egypt the wise men of the country had a problem that they were unable to solve. They wanted to know the height of a great pyramid. One man suggested that someone climb the pyramid and measure it. Somebody tried to do so, but the pyramid was tall and the sloping sides were slippery. While there wise men were trying to figure out how to climb the structure, somebody brought up another problem. “We still won’t know the actual height,” he said. “All that the workman could measure would be the length of the slope.”

HSEB Final Exam 2071 - Download Center Information

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Download Center Information of HSEB Exam 2071
For: All the HSEB affiliated College

Recently Higher Secondary Education Board has published the center information of HSEB Exam 2071 for all the affiliated College from all over the country. You can download file in PDF associated with your hometown and see where your college's center lies.

SET VIII - Question Paper | Compulsory English Class 12

Question Bank | English
Model Question Paper
Set Eight | Compulsory English
Grade XII

Q.N.1.Read the following passage and answer the questions below. [5*3=15]

An old lady was walking with her basket down the middle of a street to the great confusion of the traffic and putting herself in danger. It was pointed out to her that the pavement was the place for foot passengers, but she replied, ‘I’m going to walk where I like. We’ve got liberty now.’ It did not occur to the dear old lady that if liberty entitled the foot passengers, to walk down the middle of the road it also entitled the cab-driver to drive on the pavement, and that the end of such liberty would be universal disorder. Everybody would be getting in every one else’s way and nobody would get anywhere.

SET VII - Model Question Paper | Compulsory English Class 12

Question Bank | English
Model Question Paper
Set Seven | Compulsory English
Grade XII

Full marks: 100 | Pass marks: 40 Time: 3 hours

Attempt all the questions: [3×5=15]

1. Read the following passage and answer the questions below.

The old adage extols the virtue of silence by claiming it is golden, yet experience tells us that silence is as hard to come by as the precious metal itself. The benefit of silence to the human ear is scientifically demonstrable. Less superfluous noise; less impairment to the hearing. Yet