NIT Raipur Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, M.Tech, MCA Results via MIS Portal

As of 13 July 2026, the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Raipur has released notifications concerning Unfair Means (UFM) for the Spring 2026 Mid-Semester and End-Semester examinations. The main NITRR Spring 2026 Semester Examination Results for all B.Tech, B.Arch, M.Tech, MCA, M.Sc, and Ph.D programmes are expected to be published shortly on the official NITRR MIS portal. Students can access their semester-wise grade cards using their Roll Number. This page provides direct links and detailed guides for checking results, applying for revaluation, and understanding supplementary examinations.

How to Access Your NIT Raipur Result on the MIS Portal

The NITRR Management Information System (MIS) is the central hub for all academic results. Follow these steps to access your grade card once it is published:

1. Visit the official NITRR Published Result portal: mis.nitrr.ac.in/publishedresult.aspx.
2. The result page will load, presenting you with several fields to fill.
3. In the ‘Roll No’ field, carefully enter your complete university roll number as it appears on your admit card.
4. From the ‘Degree’ dropdown menu, choose your academic programme (e.g., B.Tech, M.Tech, MCA).
5. Select your specific engineering or academic branch from the ‘Branch’ dropdown menu (e.g., Computer Science & Engineering, Civil Engineering).
6. Enter the verification code shown in the image. The code is case-sensitive, so enter it exactly as it appears.
7. After filling in all the details correctly, click the ‘Show’ button.
8. Your detailed semester result, including subject-wise grades, SPI, and CPI, will be displayed on the screen.
9. It is highly recommended to download a PDF copy or take a printout of your grade card for future reference and record-keeping.

Note for Different Batches: NIT Raipur uses separate portals for different admission batches. Students admitted from 2019 onwards (CBCS Scheme) must use the main MIS portal linked above. Students from batches admitted before 2019 may need to use the NIT Scheme MIS link, which can be found on the institute’s MIS link page.

NIT Raipur Result 2026: Summary of Key Information

Here is a quick overview of the essential details regarding the NITRR examination results for the 2025-2026 academic session.

Decoding Your NITRR Marksheet: SPI, CPI, and Grades

As a leading technical institute, NIT Raipur follows a credit-based grading system. Understanding the components of your marksheet is crucial for tracking your academic performance.

Semester Performance Index (SPI) and Cumulative Performance Index (CPI)

Your performance is measured by two key metrics:

• SPI (Semester Performance Index): This reflects your academic performance in a single semester. It is the weighted average of grade points obtained in all courses registered in that semester, with the weights being the credits of the respective courses.
• CPI (Cumulative Performance Index): This is the weighted average of the SPIs from all previous semesters. It represents your overall academic performance since you joined the programme and is the definitive measure of your academic standing. An official marksheet shows both the SPI for the current semester and the updated CPI.

NITRR Grading Scale

The institute uses a 10-point grading scale. A student must secure a minimum passing grade (typically ‘D’ or higher) in each subject. An ‘F’ grade indicates failure, requiring the student to reappear for the subject in a supplementary examination.

Details Printed on the Official NITRR Grade Card

Your online result or official grade card from NIT Raipur will contain several important pieces of information. You should verify all of them for accuracy.

• Name of the Student
• Student’s Roll Number
• Programme/Degree Name (e.g., Bachelor of Technology)
• Branch of Study (e.g., Mechanical Engineering)
• Semester/Year
• List of Subjects/Courses for the Semester
• Subject Codes
• Credits for each Subject
• Letter Grade obtained in each Subject
• Grade Point for each Subject
• Semester Performance Index (SPI)
• Cumulative Performance Index (CPI)
• Result Status (e.g., Pass, Fail)
• Date of Result Declaration

Procedure for Revaluation of Answer Scripts

If a student is not satisfied with their marks, NIT Raipur provides a formal process to apply for revaluation. This allows for a second, independent check of the answer script. The revaluation results are declared separately on the official website.

The process involves the following steps:

1. Obtain the Form: Download the official ‘Application Form For Revaluation‘ from the university’s examination section downloads page. The form is available as a PDF.
2. Fill the Form: Accurately fill out all required details, including your Name, Roll Number, Branch, Semester, Contact Number, and Email ID.
3. Specify Subjects: In the provided table, clearly list the Subject Codes and Subject Names of the papers you wish to have re-evaluated.
4. Pay the Fee: Pay the prescribed revaluation fee per subject. The fee amount and payment method are specified in the official notification released by the examination cell. Keep the payment receipt safe.
5. Submit the Application: Submit the completed form along with the fee receipt to the institute’s examination cell before the specified deadline. Late applications are generally not accepted.
6. Await Results: The institute will process the applications, and the revaluation results are typically declared after a few weeks. The outcome can be ‘No Change of Marks’ or a ‘Change of Marks’, which will be officially recorded and reflected in a revised grade card if applicable.

NIT Raipur Supplementary/Backlog Examinations

Students who receive an ‘F’ grade in one or more subjects are required to appear for a supplementary (or backlog/arrear) examination to clear the paper. This is crucial for progressing to the next academic year and for successful degree completion.

• Eligibility: Students with failing grades in theory or practical subjects from previous semesters are eligible.
• Notification: The institute releases a dedicated notification for supplementary exams, usually before the start of the next semester or along with the regular exam schedule. This notification contains the application timeline, fees, and the exam datesheet. Students should monitor the ‘Examinations Results’ page on the main NITRR website.
• Application Process: Eligible students must register for the supplementary exams through the MIS portal or by submitting a physical form, as directed in the notification. This includes paying the required examination fee per subject.
• Results: The results for supplementary exams are declared separately after the evaluation process is complete. Passing the supplementary exam updates the student’s academic record and CPI.

Obtaining Transcripts and Provisional Certificates

For higher studies or employment, students often require official academic documents like transcripts and provisional degree certificates.

• Transcripts: A transcript is a comprehensive, official record of a student’s academic performance throughout their course of study. NIT Raipur provides an online facility to apply for transcripts. Students can use the “Online Transcript Application Apply Link” available on the MIS portal home page.
• Provisional Certificate: This is a temporary certificate issued by the institute upon course completion, pending the award of the original degree at the convocation. It serves as official proof of graduation.
• Other Certificates: The MIS portal also has an “Online Certificate Apply Link” for services like obtaining a duplicate marksheet/certificate, name correction, or requesting documents via speed post. Students need to follow the on-screen instructions and pay the applicable fees.

Academic Programmes Offered at NIT Raipur

NIT Raipur offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes across various disciplines.

Undergraduate Programmes

• Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech): Architectural Engineering, Bio-Medical Engineering, Bio-Technology, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mining Engineering.
• Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)

Postgraduate & Doctoral Programmes

• Master of Technology (M.Tech): Offered in various specializations including Applied Geology.
• Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
• Master of Science (M.Sc): Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D): Offered across Engineering, Science, and Humanities disciplines.

Contacting the NIT Raipur Examination Cell

For any discrepancies in your result, issues with the MIS portal, or queries related to revaluation and backlogs, you should contact the institute’s examination authorities.

About the National Institute of Technology, Raipur

The National Institute of Technology, Raipur (NITRR), established in 1956 as the Government Engineering College, Raipur, is one of India’s premier technical institutions. It was granted the status of a National Institute of Technology in 2005 and recognized as an ‘Institute of National Importance’ by the Government of India. The institute is committed to providing high-quality education and fostering research and innovation in engineering, technology, and science. Located in the capital of Chhattisgarh, NIT Raipur has a sprawling campus with modern infrastructure, advanced laboratories, and a highly qualified faculty, creating a conducive environment for academic excellence. It is part of a network of 31 NITs across India, including prominent institutions like NIT Trichy, NIT Silchar, and NIT Delhi, which collectively uphold high standards of technical education.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on NITRR Results

1. When will the NIT Raipur Spring 2026 results be declared?
The main semester-end results for the Spring 2026 session are expected to be declared in July 2026. Students should regularly check the official MIS result portal, mis.nitrr.ac.in/publishedresult.aspx, for the activation of the result link.

2. My result is not showing on the MIS portal. What should I do?
First, double-check that you have entered your Roll Number, Degree, and Branch correctly. Also, ensure you are using the correct portal for your admission batch (pre/post 2019). If the details are correct and the result is still not visible, it could be due to a technical issue or a hold on your result. In such cases, contact the NITRR examination cell at the helpdesk number 9981219039.

3. What is the difference between SPI and CPI on my marksheet?
SPI (Semester Performance Index) measures your performance in the current semester only. CPI (Cumulative Performance Index) is a cumulative score that reflects your overall academic performance across all semesters you have completed so far. CPI is the more important metric for overall academic standing and is used for class ranking and eligibility for placements and higher studies.

4. How can I get a physical copy of my marksheet?
The result available online on the MIS portal is provisional. The institute issues the original, physical grade cards at a later date. Information regarding the distribution of original marksheets is usually communicated through official circulars on the NITRR website or by the respective academic departments.

5. What does it mean if my roll number is in the UFM Notification?
UFM stands for ‘Unfair Means’. If your roll number is listed, it means you have been implicated in an examination malpractice case. Your result may be withheld, and disciplinary action may be taken by the institute’s committee. You must contact the exam controller’s office immediately for clarification and further steps.

6. Can I apply for revaluation for multiple subjects?
Yes, students can typically apply for revaluation for one or more subjects from the current semester examination, provided they follow the correct procedure and pay the required fee for each subject within the stipulated deadline mentioned in the official notification.

7. I have an ‘F’ grade. What is the next step?
An ‘F’ grade signifies failure in a subject. You will need to appear for a supplementary or backlog examination for that subject to earn the credits. You must monitor the official NITRR website for notifications regarding the schedule and application process for these exams. Clearing all backlogs is mandatory for the award of the degree.

8. How do I apply for a transcript for my visa or university application?
NIT Raipur has a dedicated online application system for transcripts. You can find the link on the main MIS page (mis.nitrr.ac.in). Click on the “Online Transcript Application Apply Link” and follow the procedure outlined there, which typically involves filling a form, uploading necessary documents, and paying a fee online.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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