University Result 2026 Declared: Check BA, BSc, BCom Semester Results Online (Direct Links)

The wait is finally over for lakhs of students across India. Universities have started declaring their semester and annual examination results, and students of BA, BSc, BCom, MA, MSc, MCom, BTech, BBA, BCA, BEd, LLB and many other courses are now checking their marks online. Whether you appeared for an odd semester, an even semester, an annual exam or a supplementary (back paper) exam, your result is published on the official website of your university, and in many cases it is also uploaded to DigiLocker.

In this detailed guide, we explain how to check your university result step by step, where to find the official result portal of major Indian universities, what details are printed on your marksheet, what to do if you have failed in a subject or got fewer marks than expected, and how to download your digital marksheet. We have added the official links directly inside the text so you can open the right website without searching for it. Please read the full article carefully, because the small details – like choosing the correct exam session or entering your enrolment number in the right format – are where most students get stuck.

University Result 2026: Overview

Every university in India follows its own examination calendar. Most universities that use the semester system conduct odd semester exams (1st, 3rd and 5th semester) between November and January, and even semester exams (2nd, 4th and 6th semester) between April and July. Results are usually declared within 30 to 60 days after the last exam, although the time can be longer for large state universities that evaluate lakhs of answer sheets. Universities that still follow the annual system generally conduct exams in March to May and declare results between June and September.

After the introduction of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, many universities have moved to the four-year undergraduate programme with a credit-based system. Because of this, your result may now show credits earned, SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) and CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) instead of only total marks and percentage. Do not worry if the format looks different from what your seniors received – the information is the same, it is just presented in grade form.

The most important rule is simple: always check your result on the official website of your university. Many unofficial websites copy result data, show old results or ask for your mobile number and personal details. The official portal is free, safe and always shows the latest and correct information.

How to Check Your University Result Online

The process to check a result is almost the same for every university. Follow these steps:

1. Open the official website of your university or its dedicated result portal. You will find the links for major universities in the sections below.
2. Find the result section. Look for options like “Results”, “Examination”, “Exam Results”, “Student Corner” or “Latest Notifications” on the homepage.
3. Select your course and exam session. Choose the correct programme (for example, BA Programme, BCom Honours or BSc Physical Science), the semester or year, and the exam session (for example, May/June 2026 or December 2025). Choosing the wrong session is the most common reason students see the message “Record not found”.
4. Enter your login details. Most universities ask for your roll number, enrolment number, PRN (Permanent Registration Number) or seat number. Some also ask for your date of birth, mother’s name or a captcha code.
5. Submit and view your result. Your subject-wise marks, total, grade and result status will appear on the screen.
6. Download and print. Save the result as a PDF or take a printout. This provisional copy is useful for admissions, job applications and scholarships until you receive your original marksheet.

If the website is slow or not opening, do not panic. On result day, thousands of students try to open the website at the same time, which overloads the server. Try again after some time, preferably late at night or early in the morning when traffic is lower. You can also ask your college office, because colleges usually receive the result list from the university as well.

Delhi University (DU) Result

Delhi University publishes semester results for its undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including regular, SOL (School of Open Learning) and NCWEB students. Students can check their marks on the official DU result portal by selecting their result type, college and course, and then entering their exam roll number. DU also uploads marksheets to DigiLocker, so students can download a verified copy later. If you studied under the SOL, keep your SOL roll number ready, as it is different from the regular college roll number.

University of Mumbai Result

The University of Mumbai declares results for BA, BCom, BSc, BMS, BAF, BBI, BSc IT, Engineering, Law and many other courses through its dedicated result website. You can check your marks on the Mumbai University results website, where results are listed course-wise along with the exam month. Mumbai University students need their seat number to view the result. Since many results are declared on the same day, use the search option on the page to find your exact course and semester quickly.

Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) Result

SPPU conducts exams for a very large number of affiliated colleges in Pune, Ahmednagar and Nashik regions. Students can visit the SPPU online results dashboard and select their course from the list of declared results. You will need your seat number and mother’s name to log in. SPPU also provides the facility to apply for photocopy and revaluation of answer books after the result, so keep an eye on the official notices if you want to apply.

IGNOU Term-End Exam Result

The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) conducts Term-End Examinations (TEE) twice a year, in June and December. Results are released in phases as the evaluation is completed. Distance learning students can check their marks on the IGNOU term-end result portal by entering their enrolment number. IGNOU also publishes a separate grade card that shows assignment marks and term-end marks together, so check both to understand whether you have completed a course. If your assignment marks are not updated, contact your regional centre.

University of Lucknow Result

The University of Lucknow declares results for BA, BSc, BCom, BBA, BCA, LLB, BPharma and postgraduate courses for its own campus and affiliated colleges. Students can find the result link in the examination section of the University of Lucknow official website. Enter your roll number and select your course and semester to view your marks. Lucknow University results also mention the grading and passing criteria under the NEP system, so read the notes given at the bottom of the result.

CCS University Meerut Result

Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut, is one of the largest state universities in Uttar Pradesh with hundreds of affiliated colleges across western UP. Results for regular and private students are published on the CCS University official website. Students need their roll number and course details. Because of the large number of students, CCSU usually declares results course-wise over several weeks, so if your result is not out yet, check again after a few days.

University of Rajasthan Result

The University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, releases results for its UG and PG courses under both the annual and semester systems. Students can check their marks on the Rajasthan University result portal by selecting their course and entering their roll number or name. Private and non-collegiate students also use the same website. The university publishes the revaluation schedule separately, so check the notifications after your result is out.

MDU Rohtak and Kurukshetra University Results

In Haryana, Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, and Kurukshetra University (KUK) are two of the largest universities. MDU students can find their semester results in the results section of the MDU Rohtak official website, while KUK students can check theirs on the Kurukshetra University website. Both universities require your roll number or registration number. Results of distance education students are often published separately, so choose the correct option before searching.

University of Calcutta Result

The University of Calcutta declares results for BA, BSc, BCom (Honours and General) and postgraduate courses under the CBCS and the new four-year curriculum. Students can find result announcements on the University of Calcutta official website. You will need your roll number and registration number. Calcutta University results are also commonly shared with colleges, which display them on their notice boards and websites.

Osmania University Result

Osmania University in Hyderabad conducts exams for degree, PG, engineering, pharmacy, law and education courses. Results are announced in the examinations section of the Osmania University official website. Students must select their course, semester and exam type (regular or backlog) and then enter their hall ticket number. Osmania University also opens a recounting and revaluation window soon after the result.

Anna University Result

Anna University in Tamil Nadu declares results for BE, BTech, MBA, MCA and ME courses for its university departments and affiliated engineering colleges. Students can check their marks through the Anna University Controller of Examinations portal by logging in with their register number and date of birth. Results are generally released for UG and PG courses together, and the grade sheet shows grade points for each subject.

University of Kerala Result

The University of Kerala publishes results for FYUGP (Four-Year Undergraduate Programme), CBCSS degree and PG courses. Students can find result notifications and course-wise result links on the University of Kerala official website. Enter your candidate code or register number to view your marks. The university also announces the last date for revaluation and scrutiny along with the result.

Gujarat University and HNGU Results

In Gujarat, students of Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, can check their semester results on the Gujarat University official website. Students of Hemchandracharya North Gujarat University (HNGU), Patan, can check their UG and PG semester results on the HNGU official website. Both universities require your seat number, and results are declared separately for each course and semester.

University of Kashmir Result

The University of Kashmir declares results for its BG (Bachelor’s General) programme under NEP, as well as for professional and postgraduate courses. Students can check their results in the results section of the University of Kashmir official website. Results are released batch-wise, so make sure you select the correct batch year (for example, NEP Batch 2025) along with your semester.

Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya, Durg Result

Students of Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya, Durg (Chhattisgarh), can check their annual and semester results on the Durg University result page. Select your course and exam session and enter your roll number to view your marks. Private and regular students both use the same portal.

DAVV Indore Result

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), Indore, is a leading university in Madhya Pradesh that conducts exams for UG, PG and professional courses. Students can find their results in the examination section of the DAVV Indore official website. Enter your roll number and enrolment number to see your result. DAVV also releases separate results for ATKT and supplementary exams.

VTU and AKTU Results for Engineering Students

Engineering students of Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Karnataka, can check their semester results on the VTU results portal using their USN (University Seat Number). Engineering, pharmacy and management students of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), Lucknow, can find their one-view result and semester marksheet through the AKTU official website by entering their roll number. Both universities show SGPA and CGPA, and AKTU also shows the carry-over status if you have a back paper.

Download Your Digital Marksheet from DigiLocker

The Government of India has made it easier to get verified academic documents online. Many universities now upload marksheets, provisional certificates and degrees to DigiLocker, which is a free document wallet run by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Documents in DigiLocker are legally valid and can be shared directly with colleges and employers.

To download your marksheet, create a DigiLocker account using your Aadhaar-linked mobile number, go to the “Search Documents” or “Education” section, select your university, and enter your roll number and year of passing. If your university has uploaded the data, your marksheet will appear in your “Issued Documents” folder. You can also learn more about academic records on the National Academic Depository (NAD) portal, which works with DigiLocker to store degrees and marksheets. Many universities also link your records with your APAAR ID (Academic Bank of Credits ID), so keep that number handy.

Details Mentioned on Your University Result

Once your result opens, check every detail carefully. A typical university result or marksheet contains the following information:

• Name of the student, father’s name and mother’s name
• Roll number, enrolment number or registration number
• Name of the college or study centre
• Name of the course, semester or year, and exam session
• Subject names and subject codes
• Internal assessment marks and external (theory/practical) marks for each subject
• Credits, grade and grade points for each subject
• Total marks, percentage, SGPA and CGPA
• Final result status – Pass, Fail, ATKT, Back, Compartment, Absent or Result Withheld (RW)

If your name is spelled wrongly, a subject is missing, or the marks of a subject are not shown, contact your college exam cell immediately with a printout of your result and your admit card. Mistakes are much easier to correct in the first few weeks than after the original marksheet is printed.

Understanding Result Status: Pass, ATKT, Back and RW

Different universities use different words to describe the final result. Here is what the common terms mean:

• Pass: You have cleared all subjects and can move to the next semester or year.
• ATKT (Allowed to Keep Terms) / Promoted: You have failed in one or more subjects but are allowed to continue to the next semester. You must clear those subjects in the next supplementary or back exam.
• Back / Carry Over / Compartment: You need to reappear for the subjects you could not clear.
• Fail: You have not met the minimum requirement for promotion. Check the university rules about repeating the semester or year.
• RW (Result Withheld) or RL (Result Later): Your result has been put on hold. This can happen because of pending fees, missing internal marks, an unfair means case, or a technical issue. Contact your college to find out the reason.
• AB (Absent): You were marked absent in that exam. If you were present, report it to the university with proof such as your attendance sheet details.

How to Calculate Percentage from CGPA

Many students need their percentage for job forms, scholarship forms and admission applications, but their marksheet only shows CGPA. Every university has its own conversion formula, which is usually printed on the back of the marksheet or published in the examination ordinance. The UGC guidelines for the Choice Based Credit System suggest a simple method used by many universities: multiply your CGPA by 9.5. For example, if your CGPA is 8.0, your approximate percentage would be 8.0 × 9.5 = 76 percent. However, always use the formula specified by your own university, because that is what employers and institutions will accept. You can read more about the credit framework on the University Grants Commission website.

Not Satisfied With Your Marks? Apply for Revaluation

If you believe you deserve more marks in a subject, you can apply for re-evaluation. Most universities offer three options:

• Rechecking or Recounting: The university checks whether all answers were evaluated and whether the marks were added correctly.
• Photocopy of Answer Sheet: You get a copy of your evaluated answer sheet so you can see how it was marked.
• Revaluation: A different examiner evaluates your answer sheet again. If the marks change beyond a certain limit, the new marks are updated in your result.

The application window is usually short – often 7 to 15 days from the date of result declaration – and a fee is charged per subject. Applications are made online through the university website or through your college. Keep the receipt safe until your revised result is declared. If your marks increase after revaluation, the university will issue a revised marksheet.

What to Do If You Have Failed in a Subject

Failing a subject is not the end of the road. Thousands of students clear their back papers every year and go on to do very well. Here is what you should do:

1. Check the exact subject and the marks you scored, and see whether you missed in theory, practical or internal assessment.
2. If you are close to the passing marks, consider applying for revaluation.
3. Watch for the supplementary, back paper or ATKT exam form notice on your university website, and submit the form before the last date.
4. Collect previous year question papers and focus on the topics that are asked most often.
5. Talk to your teachers – they can guide you on the areas where you lost marks.

What After the Result? Next Steps for Final Year Students

If you have just completed your graduation, your result opens many doors. You can apply for postgraduate admission through entrance exams like CUET PG, which is conducted by the National Testing Agency. Details are available on the official CUET PG website. If you are interested in teaching or research, you can prepare for the UGC NET exam, whose information is published on the UGC NET official website.

Students who want a government job can start preparing for exams conducted by the Staff Selection Commission, whose notifications are released on the SSC official website, or for civil services exams conducted by the Union Public Service Commission through the UPSC official website. Graduates looking for scholarships for higher studies can explore schemes listed on the National Scholarship Portal. If you want to build practical skills or explore online certification courses before taking up a job, the free courses on the SWAYAM portal are a good place to start.

Whatever your plan, keep multiple printouts of your result, scan your marksheet, and save a copy in DigiLocker. You will need these documents again and again for applications and verification.

Important Tips for Students

• Use only the official university website or DigiLocker to check your result.
• Never share your login details, OTP or personal information on unknown websites or WhatsApp links claiming to show results.
• Keep your admit card with you while checking your result, because it has your roll number and enrolment number.
• Check the exam session carefully before searching – regular and supplementary results are often listed separately.
• Download and save your result on the same day, because some universities remove old result links after a few weeks.
• Note down the last date for revaluation and back paper forms so you do not miss them.
• Collect your original marksheet from your college as soon as it is available, and check it carefully for errors.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Where can I check my university result 2026?
You can check your result on the official website of your university. We have given the official links for major universities in the sections above. You can also check DigiLocker if your university uploads marksheets there.

Q2. What details do I need to check my result?
Usually you need your roll number, enrolment number, seat number or PRN. Some universities also ask for your date of birth or mother’s name.

Q3. My result shows “Record Not Found”. What should I do?
First check that you have selected the correct course, semester and exam session, and that you have typed your roll number correctly. If the problem continues, your result may not be declared yet, or there may be a data issue. Contact your college exam cell.

Q4. The result website is not opening. What should I do?
Result websites often slow down because of heavy traffic. Wait for some time and try again, preferably during late night or early morning hours.

Q5. Is the online result valid as an official marksheet?
The online result is a provisional copy that can be used for temporary purposes. The original marksheet is issued by the university through your college, and a verified digital copy may be available on DigiLocker.

Q6. How long does revaluation take?
It usually takes four to eight weeks, depending on the university and the number of applications.

Q7. Can I take admission in the next semester if I have a back paper?
In most universities, yes. If your result status is ATKT or Promoted, you can continue to the next semester and clear your back paper in the next supplementary exam. Check your university’s promotion rules for the exact conditions.

Q8. What does RW mean in my result?
RW means Result Withheld. Your result is on hold because of a pending issue such as fees, internal marks or documents. Contact your college office to resolve it.

Conclusion

University results are an important milestone in every student’s journey. Check your result only on the official website, read every detail on your marksheet carefully, and act quickly if you notice any mistake or want to apply for revaluation. If the result is not what you expected, remember that supplementary exams and revaluation give you a fair chance to improve. And if you have done well, congratulations – start planning your next step today.

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