DBATU Result 2026: Semester-wise Dates, How to Check, Grading and Revaluation

Ans. The fee for the DBATU Remedial Winter 2025 examination for B.Tech Semester 5 and Semester 7 was ₹300 per subject. Eligible students were required to submit their examination forms through the DBATU MIS portal. For that examination cycle, the form submission window was from May 19 to May 22, 2026. Students should check the latest university notification for the fee and dates applicable to their examination session.

Ans. Students who are eligible under the university's remedial examination rules can appear for the concerned remedial papers. For AY 2026-27, the remedial examination provisions mentioned for B.Tech cover Semester 7 and Semester 8. Students should verify their eligibility with their college or the latest DBATU examination notification before filling out the form. A student who clears a remedial examination is awarded the applicable EE grade as prescribed under the university rules.

Ans. EE is a grade associated with successful completion through the applicable remedial examination process. Students who clear the remedial examination receive the grade prescribed for that examination under DBATU's academic regulations. The exact interpretation should be checked against the regulations applicable to the student's admission batch and programme.

Ans. According to the provisional examination schedule, the Winter 2026 odd-semester revaluation result is scheduled for February 1, 2027. This is a scheduled date and may be revised by the university if there are changes in the evaluation or result-processing process. Students should check the official DBATU examination notices for the final release.

Ans. Students can check the revaluation result through the DBATU examination/result system when the university publishes it. They should select the relevant examination session, programme and semester and use the required student or examination details. Students should also retain a copy of the original result and revaluation result for future reference.

Ans. Under the applicable B.Tech academic rules from the 2019-20 scheme, the percentage can be calculated by multiplying the CGPA by 10. For example. Percentage = CGPA × 10. Therefore, a student with a CGPA of 8.2 would have an equivalent percentage of 82%. Students should use the conversion formula applicable to their particular programme and admission batch, as academic regulations can differ between schemes.

Ans. FF indicates that the student has failed in the concerned subject/paper. A student receiving an FF grade is required to clear the subject by appearing for the applicable subsequent examination, subject to DBATU's academic and examination regulations. Students should check the next available examination schedule and complete the required examination-form process within the prescribed deadline.

Ans. DBATU grade sheets are made available to colleges through the university's designated regional centres or sub-centres. The centres mentioned for this purpose include Pune, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Solapur and Kolhapur. Students should contact their college or examination section to know when and how the grade sheet will be distributed.

Ans. Under the applicable DBATU classification rules, a CGPA of 7.5 or above is considered First Class with Distinction, wherever applicable. A CGPA of 6.0 or above but below 7.5 is classified as First Class. Therefore, a student with a CGPA of 6.5 is awarded First Class. A CGPA of 5.5 or above but below 6.0 falls under the Second Class category. Students should refer to the academic regulations applicable to their programme and admission year for the exact classification criteria.

Ans. A student who fails a subject has to clear the pending paper through the applicable subsequent examination or remedial/backlog examination, depending on the student's eligibility and the university's rules. The student should complete the examination-form process within the notified deadline and appear for the paper in the prescribed examination session.

Ans. Yes, eligible students can apply for revaluation within the period specified by DBATU after the result is declared. The university generally issues a notification containing the application procedure, applicable fee and deadline. Students should submit the application through the prescribed channel and retain the acknowledgement or payment details for reference.

Ans. Yes. If the revaluation process results in a change in the assessment, the student's marks or result status may be revised accordingly. The university publishes the applicable revaluation result after completing the process. Students should check the revised result carefully against their original marks and subject details.

Ans. The online result is used to communicate the student's examination performance, but students should retain the official grade sheet/academic document issued through the university and college as the formal record. If there is any discrepancy between the online result and official academic record, students should contact their college examination section or the concerned DBATU authority.