Examination

Notifications, time-tables, admit cards and results for the 2026–27 examinations.

Examination form — even semester 2026–27 is open

The form closes on 20 March 2027 at 5 pm. A late fee of ₹500 applies until 27 March. Students with attendance below 75 per cent must obtain a condonation letter from their Dean before submitting; the form will not accept a registration without it.

Notifications

Notification

Last date

Examination form — even semester 2026–27

20 March 2027

Time-table — even semester 2026–27

5 March 2027

Revaluation applications — odd semester 2026

15 January 2027

Photocopy of answer scripts — odd semester 2026

8 January 2027

Backlog examination form

20 March 2027

Admit card download opens

2 April 2027

Notifications are also posted on the notice board outside the examination cell and sent by SMS to the number registered on the student portal.

How to fill the examination form

Step 01

Sign in

Use your roll number and the password issued at registration. Reset it at the examination cell if it has expired.

Step 02

Select papers

Tick every paper you are attempting, including backlogs. Check the scheme of examination for your programme before submitting.

Step 03

Pay the fee

₹1,200 per semester, paid online. Keep the receipt number — it is required if a registration is disputed.

Step 04

Download the admit card

Issued two weeks before the first paper, after attendance and fee verification. Carry a printed copy and a photo identity card.

Admit cards and results

Item

Where to find it

Admit card

Student portal, or the examination cell counter

Seating plan

Notice boards outside each examination hall, 24 hours before the paper

Results

Student portal and the notice board; SMS alert on registration

Marksheets

Collected from the faculty office 30 days after the result

Revaluation result

Student portal, 45 days after application

Migration and duplicate certificates

Examination cell, on written application

Revaluation and photocopies

A student may apply for a photocopy of any answer script within 21 days of the result, and for revaluation within 30 days. Both applications are made at the examination cell or through the student portal, and neither requires the intervention of the subject teacher.

Revaluation is carried out by a second examiner who does not know the identity of the candidate or the marks awarded by the first. If the revised total differs by more than 10 per cent of the maximum mark, the script is referred to a third examiner and the higher of the two consistent totals is recorded.

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Photocopy of an answer script: ₹400 per script.

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Revaluation: ₹600 per paper.

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Revaluation results are declared within 45 days of the last date for application.

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A change of result is notified to the faculty and reflected in the consolidated marksheet.

Examination FAQs

What happens if I miss a paper?

You may appear in the backlog examination held with the next regular examination. If the absence was on medical grounds, submit a certificate from a registered practitioner within seven days of the missed paper; the Dean may then treat the absence as authorised and record no mark for that paper.

Can I carry a calculator into the hall?

Only a non-programmable calculator, and only where the time-table marks the paper as calculator-permitted. Programmable calculators, smart watches and mobile phones are prohibited in every examination, including in the corridor outside the hall.

How is the internal assessment calculated?

Two internal tests worth 10 per cent each, and 10 per cent for assignments, laboratory records or field reports. A student who misses an internal test may take a make-up test only with the written approval of the Head of Department.

Is there a separate re-examination for a failed paper?

No. Backlog examinations are held alongside the next regular examination, and a student may attempt a failed paper up to four times within twice the duration of the programme. After that, re-admission is required.

Questions about a specific paper, result or certificate are answered by the examination cell.