Kantipur Int'l Open Education Pvt. Ltd

American GED (+2)

What is GED?
GED is a board USA. It is open education system In USA and around the world. It was established by the ministry of Education as an autonomous organization. It is focused to those people who wants to study but doesn’t want to attain the school/college.

What is the course?
The Course is General Education Development Test

What are the eligibility criteria for GED course?
The candidate should be at least 17 years old.

What are the pass criteria?
The students have to obtain 40 points in each subject including both practical and theoretical can pass the exam and collectively 225 points in five subjects

What is about recognition of course?
This course is recognized around the world. Along with all board in Nepal

How many subjects have to attain the exam?
The students have to pass the five subjects. Students need to choose two language and other three subjects.

Where the examination held?
The examination held in American Center, Kathmandu, Nepal.

When the examination held?
The examination is held every month in Kathmandu. As date fixed by GED board.

What are the facilities for the exam?
Before sitting in the exam students can sit in the sample test. If he/she secures better marks then they can sit in GED test.

What is the cost for the course?
The course fees are as follows:

When admission will be open?
Admission will be open strictly in limited seats so students need to admit provisionally so they shouldn't face disappointment.

How can I decide if I am ready to take the GED Tests?
It is a good idea to take the Official GED Practice Tests before taking the actual GED Tests. Comparing your Practice Test scores with the minimum scores required will help you decide whether you are ready to take the full-length GED Tests. If your scores are high, you have a good chance of passing the GED Tests. If your Practice Test scores are low, you will probably need further study in one or more subject areas.

How can I prepare for the GED Tests?
After reading this bulletin you may want to sign up to take the computer-based GED Practice Test at a Thomson Prometric Testing Center. The GED Practice Test is a half-length (4.5 hours) simulation of the actual GED Tests. The Practice Test contains questions similar to those used on the GED Tests in all five of the subject areas. You will receive a score for the Practice Test that would help you determine in which area(s) you might need additional study. There is no minimum age requirement for the Practice Exam. You could also do additional study on your own before you take the actual GED Tests. Many study materials that are available through libraries, an Overseas Educational Advising Center, schools and bookstores may help you improve your skills.

What computer skills do I need?
Computer skills are not required to take the computer-based GED Tests. To ensure that you are comfortable at the keyboard, you will complete a tutorial before beginning the exam. The tutorial teaches you how to use a mouse, enter a response, review, mark, and move on to the next question. Refer to page 27 of this bulletin for tutorial screen shots.

After passing the GED Tests, what is the next step toward obtaining a U.S. high school equivalency diploma?
When you have passed the GED Tests, your official GED score report will be sent automatically to the state of Maine by Thomson Prometric. Your diploma will be mailed to you as soon as it is processed, in approximately eight weeks from receipt of the application once you have passed all five tests. When you take the Writing Skills test, you will be given an opportunity to indicate the address to which you would like your diploma sent, if different from the address you used when registering for the GED Tests. For example, if you have a relative or friend living in the United States, or if you will be moving soon, you might wish to have the diploma sent to a different address other than that which is contained in your registration records.

What to do on the Test Day
Report to the test center at least 30 minutes before your scheduled appointment time for check-in procedures. If you arrive 30 minutes past the scheduled start time, you may not be admitted and your fees will be forfeited. When you arrive at the test center be prepared to present proper identification (ID). You must have acceptable and valid identification (ID) to be admitted to a test center. Your ID must bear your name as given at the time of registration, your signature, date of birth to verify that you are at least 17 years old, and a recent, recognizable photograph. If your ID is questioned by the supervisor, be prepared to present a second ID bearing your signature and either a photograph or physical description.

passport (required for candidates testing in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan)
photo-bearing driver’s license with signature
national ID card
photo-bearing employee ID card
photo-bearing military ID card
photo-bearing student ID card (if using as a primary ID, you must also present a second form of ID)

If you do not have photo-bearing ID, you may bring in a letter of identity by:

asking an official at the institution you attend/attended to verify your identity on official letterhead stationery, affix a photo to the letter and have the title, signature, and institution seal overlap the photo.
affixing a recent photo of yourself on a blank piece of paper, indicate your physical description, sign the paper, and have it notarized. The seal must overlap the photo.

You will be photographed at the test center.
Your test session will be video taped.
You will be required to write your signature before and after the test session.
Test takers will be assigned seats.
You may not eat, drink, or use tobacco during the administration.
No testing aids are permitted in the testing room. This includes beepers, pagers, pens, calculators, watch calculators, books, pamphlets, rulers, highlighter pens, stereos or radios with Headphones, cellular phones, electronic dictionaries, watch alarms, dictionaries, translators, any electronic devices or keyboards.
If at any time during the test you believe you have a problem with your computer or need the administrator for any reason, you should raise your hand.
You will be provided with scratch paper and a pencil to use during the test session.

The Test Center Administrator is authorized to dismiss you from a test session for:

attempting to take the test for someone else
failure to provide acceptable identification
creating a disturbance
giving or receiving unauthorized help
eating and drinking during the test
using notes, books, calculators, wristwatch calculators, digital assistants, or other aids
attempting to tamper with the operation of the computer
attempting to remove questions from the testing room
failure to follow the administrator’s directions.

Failure to comply with an administrator’s directions can result in your test being canceled. If this should be necessary, no scores will be reported for this test, and your fees will be forfeited. You will not be eligible to register for another test for three months.

What is KANTIPUR INT’L OPEN EDUCATION (P) LTD?
KIOE is one of the NIOS and GED service provider center in Nepal from initial stage. KIOE have commenced the NIOS and GED course firstly in Nepal. KIOE is government recognized in Nepal. KIOE was established in 2004 AD in Kathmandu. It is providing quality service to the students. We believe in quality.

How does KIOE serve the students?
KIOE provides counseling of NIOS and GED. It also offers tuition, and admission and registration of NIOS and GED.

Why GED education?
NIOS is quiet easy to pass and it is recognized around the world, there is flexible in choosing subjects. There are only five subjects to pass

What facilities are available in KIOE?
KIOE provides month wise exam, day to day classes, hands out, exam intensive classes, hostel and transport facilities.

Why kIOE is extra than others?
KIOE provides homely environment to its students, we believe that planting of the knowledge should be freely. The chance of study has to give them willingly. Our slogan is that "Education Is For Opportunities to all”