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Notes Blog Nepal is a blog where we publish everything we know, we have and find it useful for other people especially focused on Nepal's education board and especially focused on the circumstances of Nepal. 

It was first created on 2015, and then struggling to make a way out of the internet and trying to reach as much learners as it can. There are more than dozen notes published. Besides, the blog is updated on daily basis with something useful topic either it be inside the curriculum or outside, may be on a topic cited from textbook or may be a newspaper.                                                                                                                     

We are trying to make this blog as useful for everybody covering topics from both inside the syllabus and outside the syllabus.Hope you will find something that interests you, if not now then may be in future.       

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