Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad (JNTUH) has officially released multiple UG and PG examination results for the 2026 session.

Students who appeared for B.Tech, B.Pharmacy, M.Tech, M.Pharmacy, MBA, MCA, M.Sc, and Pre-Ph.D. / Ph.D. Coursework examinations can now check their Semester results on the official results portal results.jntuh.ac.in/

To download their result, students will have to enter use their roll numbers and program details on the result download link.

The latest results were declared on 03 June 2026, including B.Tech III Year II Semester (R22 & R18) Regular and Supplementary examinations. Several other UG and PG results, including revaluation (RC/RV) results, have also been announced in May and June 2026.

Check JNTUH Results Link, Revaluation/Recounting Application Dates and Procedures below.

JNTUH Result 2026: Direct Link

Students can check the latest JNTUH UG, PG, RC/RV, and semester examination results, including JNTUH R22 Results and JNTUH R18 Results, through the direct result links provided below.

Check: JNTUH Admission

JNTUH Result 2026: How to Check Online?

Follow the steps mentioned below to check JNTUH results 2026:

• Visit the official result portal of JNTUH: results.jntuh.ac.in.
• The result server links are listed on the homepage.
• Click on the result link for the required course.
• Enter Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth.
• JNTUH Result will be displayed on the screen.
• Download the scorecard for future reference.

JNTUH Result 2026: How to Apply for Recounting?

Students who are dissatisfied with their JNTUH results can apply for Recounting and Revaluation. For recounting, University officials will again count the marks obtained in every question attempted by the student and publish the updated marks on the schedule. Candidates need to pay a recounting fee of INR 150 per subject.

Students interested in applying for recounting results need to follow the steps mentioned below:

• Once the results are declared, retain a printout of the results.
• Visit the examination cell of the college and fill the application form for JNTUH result recounting.
• Submit the filled application form along with INR 150 (in cash) per paper for recounting.

JNTUH Result 2026: How to Apply for Revaluation?

Candidates who are not satisfied with the marks awarded in the exams can apply for revaluation of their exam papers. Students have to pay INR 1050 for the revaluation of each paper. Following this, university officials will recheck the paper, and revised results (if any) will be published on the official website.

Follow the steps mentioned below to apply for JNTUH Results revaluation:

• Once the JNTUH result is declared, take a printout of it.
• Visit the exam controller’s office of the respective college.
• Collect a revaluation form and submit the filled application form along with the revaluation fee (in cash)

Note: JNTUH will only accept applications for revaluation of external examination marks.

JNTUH Courses & Fees 2026

JNTUH Results 2026: How to apply for the Supply Exam?

• Visit Your College Examination Branch: Students cannot apply directly online. Students must apply through the college where they studied.
• Submit Required Documents: Submit your Marks Memo copy, passport-size photograph, and syllabus copy of backlog subjects (if required).
• Fill the Application Form: Fill the Special Supplementary Application Form provided by the college.
• Pay the examination fee: Pay the examination fee based on your course and the subjects applied.
• College registration: The college will register your details on the official JNTUH portal.
• Fee Payment: The college will make the final fee payment to JNTUH through RTGS/NEFT.

JNTUH Special Supplementary Exams 2026 Registration, CBT & Eligibility

JNTUH had opened registrations for the Special Supplementary (One-Time Chance) Examinations June/July 2026 for eligible UG and PG students with backlog subjects. Students could also apply for CBT (internal marks improvement) through their respective colleges only.

The final registration deadline with maximum late fee ended on 30 May 2026, and no further applications are being accepted now.

• Students who applied for CBT must also appear for the Special Supplementary semester-end examinations, as final marks will be calculated using both CBT and external exam scores.
• Improved internal marks cannot be combined with old external marks to pass a subject, while previous internal marks remain unchanged if CBT marks are lower or if the student is absent.
• Students are also eligible for grace marks as per university regulations.
• Candidates from closed colleges were advised to contact the JNTUH examination branch, whereas students from colleges affiliated with JNTUK, JNTUA, or JNAFAU are not eligible under JNTUH.

JNTUH Results 2026: How to Apply for Challenge Valuation?

After JNTUH Recounting (RC) / Revaluation (RV) results are declared, if students are yet not satisfied with their results or their results are not updated, then they can apply for Challenge Valuation (CV). CV applications need to be submitted within 15 days of RC/RV result declaration. Challenge Valuation is considered the final and highest level of revaluation in JNTUH, where the answer script is reviewed again under a more transparent evaluation process.

Detailed procedure for Challenge Valuation has been provided below:

• Students have to submit an application for Challenge Valuation via the Principal of the College.
• Students have to submit a copy of the RC/RV result along with a Demand Draft (DD) of the requisite fee (INR 10,000).
• DD should be drawn in favour of The Registrar, JNTUH.
• Principal of the respective College affiliated with JNTUH needs to verify the details prior to forwarding them to the University.

Subsequently, dates for the result announcement will be intimated, for students to visit the university.

Note:

• Challenge Valuation is not applicable for Lab paper results.
• The answer script will be evaluated by two examiners—one appointed by JNTUH and the other nominated by the student's college.

Also Read: JNTUH Courses & Fees 2026

JNTUH Results 2026: What Happens in Challenge Valuation?

Challenge Valuation is the final and highest level of revaluation in JNTUH. It is done only after the student has applied for normal Revaluation (RC/RV).

• University officials (two examiners) re-evaluate the answer sheet in the presence of the student/parent.
• 15% Rule: If the marks change by 15% or more of the maximum external marks, then the new marks will be awarded.
  • Example: For a 75-mark paper, the change must be at least 11 marks (15% of 75 = 11.25 rounded to 11).
• If the change is less than 15%, or if the marks decrease, the original marks (before Challenge Valuation) will be retained.
• Fee: INR 10,000 per subject.
• Refund: If the marks increase by 15% or more, INR 9,000 will be refunded to the student. The student will forfeit the remaining INR 1,000.
• If there is no qualifying change, the student loses the entire INR 10,000.

Important Notes:

Challenge Valuation can only be applied after RC/RV results.

Marks can increase, decrease, or remain the same.

The decision after Challenge Valuation is final; no further challenge is allowed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. What documents are required for Challenge Valuation at JNTUH?

Ques. Can I check JNTUH Results 2026 on JNTUH Vercel Results websites?

Ques. What does “Withheld Result” mean, and why can a JNTUH result be withheld?

Ques. How much time does JNTUH take to release RC/RV results?

Ques. Is the Challenge Valuation result final at JNTUH?

Ques. Can I apply for Revaluation directly without applying for RC at JNTUH?

Ques. How many days after result declaration can I apply for RC/RV at JNTUH?

Ques. Can I apply for RC/RV online at JNTUH?