JNTUA Result 2026: Date-wise Links for B.Tech, B.Pharm, MBA, MCA and Recounting Fees

JNTUA Result 2026 is being released course-wise and semester-wise on jntuaresults.ac.in. The latest batch came out on October 29, 2026. It covers B.Pharmacy II Year, Pharm.D and M.Pharmacy exams of August-September 2026.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur runs one portal for all UG and PG results. Students search the result by hall ticket number. Each regulation, such as R23, R20 or R19, has its own result link.

Recounting costs Rs. 100 per subject, and challenge valuation Rs. 10,000. Errors in the online result go to the Controller of Examinations (UG). The deadline is two weeks from declaration.

JNTUA Result 2026 Date Wise

The table lists the main JNTUA results declared in 2026. The newest result is at the top.

Older regulations such as R20, R19 and R15 have separate supplementary links. All of them sit on the same portal.

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JNTUA Result 2026 Portal by Programme Type

All university-run exams share one portal. The regulation code decides which result link a student opens.

Note: Autonomous colleges set their own exams. Their students check results on the college website.

Students of the university's affiliated colleges use the main portal. The university posts recounting results as PDF notices on jntua.ac.in.

How to Check JNTUA Result 2026

The portal works on both phone and laptop. Students need only the hall ticket number.

1. Students open the results portal at jntuaresults.ac.in.
2. The Published Results list shows every exam. Each row shows the publish date.
3. The search box filters rows by course name, such as B.Tech.
4. Students pick the row matching year, semester, regulation and exam month.
5. The Show button next to that row opens the result page.
6. Students enter the hall ticket number and complete the captcha.
7. After Search, the subject-wise result appears on screen.
8. The Print Results button saves a copy.

For example, take an R23 student in III Year II Semester. The April 2026 exam result sits in the June 6, 2026 row. The R20 row for that semester will not show these marks.

What the JNTUA Grade Card Shows

The online result is a memo of marks for one exam session. It carries these details:

• Hall ticket number and student name
• Subject code and subject name for each course
• Internal and external marks with the total
• Grade and credits earned in each subject
• Pass or fail status per subject

The online copy is for information only. The final grade memo reaches students through the college.

Why a Result Is Withheld

The R23 rules allow the university to hold back a result. This happens when university dues are unpaid. It also happens when a malpractice or discipline case is pending. Clearing the dues or case through the college releases the result.

JNTUA Grading System and SGPA Calculation

JNTUA uses a 10-point absolute grading system under the R23 rules. Each subject is marked out of 100, then turned into a grade.

How SGPA and CGPA Are Worked Out

SGPA is the credit-weighted average of grade points in one semester. Each subject's credits are multiplied by its grade point. The total is then divided by total credits.

CGPA uses the same method across all semesters. Both values are rounded to two decimal places. Subjects with zero grade points still count in the SGPA.

Example: A student gets A and B in two 3-credit subjects. The student also gets S in a 1.5-credit lab. SGPA is (27 + 24 + 15) / 7.5, which is 8.80.

CGPA to Percentage

The R23 formula is (CGPA - 0.5) x 10. So a CGPA of 8.80 equals 83 percent. A CGPA of 7.00 equals 65 percent.

The B.Tech R23 rules use this formula for the final degree percentage too.

Upcoming JNTUA B.Tech Results From November 2026 Exams

JNTUA issued B.Tech timetables on October 21, 2026. Three regular exam sessions start in the second week of November.

The expected month follows the last cycle. November 2025 exams had results on January 9, 2026 and January 27, 2026.

Common Problems While Checking the JNTUA Result

Most failed searches come from a few repeat issues. Students report these often during result weeks.

• Wrong regulation row: A student's marks show only under the regulation of that student's batch.
• Wrong exam month: Regular and supplementary sessions have separate rows with different months.
• No result found: The hall ticket number may have a typo. The result may also be withheld.
• Slow portal: The site slows down on declaration day. Students report it works better after a few hours.
• Autonomous college: These students check the college website, not the university portal.

How to Apply for Recounting and Challenge Valuation After the Result

JNTUA's Examinations Branch issues a separate notice after each result. It offers three options for theory papers.

Students apply through the college principal, not directly to the university. The steps follow the 2026 notices.

1. The student takes a result printout and gets it attested.
2. The student submits the application to the principal before the last date.
3. The college sends recounting and photocopy requests online through the EMS/RMS system.
4. For challenge valuation, a teacher first checks the photocopy.
5. The receipt and evaluated photocopy then go to the Controller of Examinations.

Challenge valuation must be filed within 30 days of the result. Late applications are rejected. Recounting results appear later as notices on jntua.ac.in.

Deadline: For B.Pharmacy II Year August/September 2026 exams, recounting closes on November 10, 2026.

The same notice sets December 5, 2026 as the last date for challenge valuation.

In the B.Tech I Year cycle, results came on June 25, 2026. Recounting closed on July 8, 2026, and the recounting result came on August 2, 2026.

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