Around five lakh students sit the SEE every year — the first big board exam that shapes what comes next. Yet the way they prepare is scattered and frustrating: notes buried in Facebook groups, forwarded PDFs, and apps that are clunky, ad-stuffed and slow.
Worst of all, the answers floating around are often simply wrong — copied from unverified sources and passed along until nobody knows what is correct any more.
eTayari exists to end that. Clearly explained quiz answers, real past papers and structured practice, in one clean place, built for Nepal.