Deputy Examination Controller Pralhad Aryal said the OCE took this decision as publishing the results in newspapers entailed extra financial burden and as the website and the Internet services itself was more effective in disseminating the results.[break]
It is stated that the OCE has increased the capacity of its website this year and the results could be accessed at more than seven different Internet sites and through SMS.
Aryal also said that the OCE would be saving about three million rupees annually by taking this measure from this year.
He, however, said that the newspapers could publish the SLC results if they wanted to do so free of charge. It is learnt the OCE is making preparations to publish the SLC results within next two weeks.
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