SEE Result Check 2079

Is SEE Result 2079 Published ?

What is the result publication date of SEE Exam 2079 ?

How to check the SEE Exam Result of 2079 in Nepal?

If you have these questions in your mind related to SEE result publication date and more, you are in right place. We will be guiding you for every details of SEE result 2079.

SEE Exam and Result 2079

SEE Exam 2079 was started from 9^th of Baisakh 2079 and ended on Baisakh 20, 2079.  The SEE Exam was for regular students, partial students, grade increment and prabidhik.

In SEE 2079, total of 5 lakh 14 thosand students appeared. 2007 exam center were there for the SEE Examination of 2079. Regular SEE Exam prepared students of the year 2079 are 4,88,742.

Result Publication Date of SEE 2079

As of previous record, the examination result of SEE is published in the Month of June / July i.e Asar.

For the actual SEE Result Date 2079, stay tuned with us. We will be completely providing the SEE Result Update of 2079.

How to check SEE Result Online ?

You can check SEE Result 2079 online in various of ways. You can find your SEE score in

• Ekantipur Results
• NTC SEE Result
• SOCE SEE Result
• SEE Result Via SMS
• SEE Result with IVR

SEE Result 2079 with Ekantipur Results

To check SEE result,

1. Visit results.ekantipur.com
2. Click “SEE/SLC Results with Marksheet”
3. Enter your symbol number
4. Enter Full Name
5. Enter Mobile Number

Once the SEE Result is available by NEB, you can get the result from ekantipur result page. You will also be notified via email and SMS as well.

SEE Result 2079 Check with NTC Result

1. Visit see.ntc.net.np
2. Type your Symbol number
3. Click “Search Result”

SEE Result with Office of Controller of Examinations

1. Goto soce.gov.np/results
2. Enter your subol number
3. Enter your date of birth
4. Click “Get Result”

Check SEE Results via SMS

To get your SEE Result 2079 with SMS follow the following the following step.

1. Got to Message box in your mobile
2. Type SEE
3. Send to 1600
4. Examole Type SEE 0284073W and send it to 1600

SEE Result with IVR

• You need to have PSTN and CDMA phone
• Dial 1600
• Follow the instructions

SEE Result 2079 with Sparrow SMS

• Goto message box
• Compose new message
• Type symbol number
• Send it too 35001

Grading System of SEE Result

Instagram users can now “pin” their Instagram post. This pin post feature allows users to pin three posts or reels to their timeline.

This feature is being tested in April, and from this Tuesday this feature is available to users around the world.

With the new feature of Instagram, users can show their favourite posts or reels at the top of their profile. This feature is believed to be useful to creators.

How to pin Instagram posts and reels ?

• To pin a post on Instagram, firstly update your Instagram app.
• Open the app after updating.
• Then go to your timeline and tap the post you need to pin.
• Then tap on the three dots at the top right.
• Pin the post or any reel by tapping on the Pin to your profile option.

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You’ve designed your app well, polished it, and marketed it as much as you can. However, your analytics are showing dismal user engagement and retention — numbers you think don’t correspond to the quality of your application. If you’re confident you’ve made all the right decisions regarding your mobile app from its creation to its launch, then why is it underperforming? You may need to increase mobile app engagement.

See, mobile app performance isn’t solely defined by its user interface, features, speed, and overall design. If your app fails to engage customers, then all the bells and whistles it offers will be for naught. Engaging your customers means giving them a pleasant user experience. You want them to enjoy using the app and keep coming back to it. To drive mobile app engagement, you need to employ strategies that work with your app, but before you start brainstorming, you first need to learn the metrics and KPIs you’ll be working with.

Metrics and KPIs of mobile app engagement

• Active users – arguably the most important metric for app developers; this metric helps you understand how effective or useful your app is by identifying how many users return to your app. This can be measured daily or monthly.
• Retention rate – this metric tells you what percentage of users return to your app. It lets you see how many users you’re letting go. It’s usually calculated by dividing an app’s monthly active users by monthly installs. However, it may make more sense for other apps to measure a different metric other than installs.
• Churn rate – this metric identifies how many users you have lost (by percentage).
• Session length – this metric shows you how much time each user spends in your app every time they open it. It serves as a reliable indicator of app engagement since time spent in the app shows how valuable the app is to the user.

Use push notifications wisely

Many apps use push notifications as a primary way of engaging users, and many of them do it the wrong way. Most of the time, push notifications get sent to users at the worst times, such as in the user’s first time opening the app, resulting in most of them getting annoyed and opting out of it. If you want users to opt-in for your app’s push notifications, you want to follow these practices:

• Create an excellent first impression – You want your app’s landing page to clearly present relevant information about its functions, features, and how it will use push notifications. Through this, you give your users a good understanding of how the app works, thereby helping them decide whether opting in for push notifications will benefit them.
• Nail the perfect timing – Relating to the previous technique, bombarding your users with requests for push notifications is a bad first impression. You don’t want to ask them to opt-in for push notifications when they know so little about your application. Let them learn more about the app 
• by giving them clear information and letting them use it first.
• Personalize push notifications – the best way to make users hate your push notifications is by filling their devices with useless ones. Users dread getting a deluge of useless notifications, but if your app pushes notifications that are personalized, targeted, and sent at the right time, it will improve user experience and decrease the likelihood of users opting out of push notifications.

Simplify social sharing

Social sharing is one of the many ways an app generates more engagement as it provides exposure for your app. Users don’t share stuff from your app out of nowhere, but when they have something they want to share to their Facebook or Twitter accounts, such as game high scores, fitness milestones, or any content worth sharing, you want to make the process of doing so as convenient as possible. However, you don’t want social sharing to be an intrusive aspect of your app, only offer the option when it makes sense, or even better, just make the option to do so easy to access. When users share content from your app with no hassle, it helps them develop a positive relationship with the app.

Maximize the use of deep linking

Deep links are a type of link that directs users straight to your app instead of your website’s home page. They are a great way of saving users time in finding your app, enhancing the user experience. But how do you get the most out of deep links? 

In mobile apps, deep linking works a bit differently. Instead of sending users to your app, it’s meant to send them to a specific screen within. Deep linking for mobile apps is done through mobile ads, push notifications, and in-app messages. This is another reason why personalizing push notifications matters a lot. When done correctly, deep linking drives app engagement by saving users’ time, presenting them the right content with excellent timing, and making navigating the app almost effortless. 

Invest in re-engaging users

Instead of focusing your strategies on driving app engagement from new users, you should also direct some of your efforts into wooing back users you’ve spent plenty of resources on acquiring. One mistake most apps make is neglecting the users they’ve acquired, leading to a drop in retention rate and engagement. If onboarding more users appears to be difficult, re-engaging users is a strategy that can work wonders in boosting mobile app engagement. 

In summary

Mobile app performance isn’t dictated by the app building process alone. If you want your app to perform to its full potential, you need to drive mobile app engagement using strategies such as the wise use of push notifications, simplification of social sharing, maximization of deep linking, and investment in re-engagement of users.

Author: Regi Publico