IIT BHU Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, M.Tech, PhD Semester Results

As of 14th July 2026, the Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) has announced key admission results for the 2026-27 academic session. The Ph.D. Entrance Exam Result was declared on 5th June 2026, and the JEE Advanced 2026 results for B.Tech admissions were released on 1st June 2026. Selection lists for M.Tech and M.Pharm programmes are also being updated via the PG admission portal. All admission-related results are available on public portals, while academic results for current students, such as semester grade sheets, are accessible through the institute’s secure examination portal.

This guide provides direct links and detailed steps for checking all types of results at IIT (BHU), including undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral admission outcomes, as well as semester-wise grade sheets for enrolled students. It also covers details about the grading system, academic programmes, and key contact information for result-related queries.

How to Check Your IIT BHU Semester Grade Sheet

Follow these steps carefully to view and download your official grade sheet from the IIT BHU examination portal. Ensure you have a stable internet connection and your official login credentials ready.

1. Go to the Official Examination Portal: Open your web browser and navigate to the designated portal: examination.iitbhu.ac.in. This is the direct link for accessing grade sheets.
2. Initiate Login: The portal uses Google authentication for security. Click on the button that says “Sign in with Google” or a similar prompt.
3. Enter Institute Credentials: You will be redirected to a Google login page. Crucially, you must enter your official IIT BHU email ID (e.g., firstname.lastname.dept@itbhu.ac.in) and its corresponding password. Using a personal Gmail account will result in an access error.
4. Authorize Access: If logging in from a new device, you may need to complete a two-factor authentication step linked to your institute account.
5. Navigate the Student Dashboard: Once logged in, you will land on your personal dashboard. Look for menu options such as “Grade Sheet,” “View Results,” or “Academic Records.”
6. Select Semester and Session: Choose the relevant academic year and semester (e.g., Even Semester 2025-2026) for which you wish to view the result.
7. View and Download: Your complete grade sheet will be displayed on the screen, detailing subject-wise grades, SGPA, and CGPA. An option to “Download as PDF” or “Print” should be available for your records.

Note on Portal Issues: Immediately after results are declared, the portal may experience high server traffic, leading to slow loading times or temporary unavailability. It is advisable to wait for a few hours and try again rather than making multiple failed login attempts.

How to Check IIT BHU Admission Results 2026

Admission results are published on public portals and do not require a current student login. The process differs for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

For B.Tech Admissions (via JoSAA)

Admissions to B.Tech programmes are based on JEE Advanced ranks and managed through the central JoSAA counselling process.

1. Visit the official JoSAA website: josaa.admissions.nic.in.
2. Click on the link for “Seat Allotment Result” for the current round.
3. Enter your JEE (Main) Application Number, password, and the security pin as displayed.
4. Click “Login” to view your seat allocation status for IIT BHU.

For M.Tech, M.Pharm, and Ph.D. Admissions

Postgraduate admission results are announced on the institute’s dedicated PG admission portal.

1. Navigate to the IIT BHU PG Admission Portal: pgadmission.iitbhu.ac.in.
2. Look for the “Notifications,” “Announcements,” or “Results” section on the homepage.
3. Find the relevant link, such as “List of Selected Candidates for Ph.D. Admission” or “M.Tech Selection List.”
4. Results are typically published as PDF files, which you can download and search for your name or application number.

Decoding Your IIT BHU Grade Sheet

The grade sheet is a comprehensive record of your academic performance. Understanding its components is vital.

• Student Information: Your Name, Roll Number, Programme, and Semester.
• Course Details: A list of all registered courses with their unique course codes and titles.
• Credits: The academic weight assigned to each course.
• Grade Awarded: The letter grade (e.g., A, B+, C) you obtained.
• SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average): Your performance score for the current semester.
• CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average): Your overall performance score across all completed semesters.
• Result Status: Typically “Pass” or “Fail.” May also indicate any backlogs.

Grading System at IIT BHU

IIT (BHU) uses a 10-point relative grading system. The table below outlines the general mapping of letter grades to grade points.

An ‘F’ grade in a credit course indicates failure. The student must clear the backlog as per the institute’s academic regulations, which may involve a supplementary exam or repeating the course.

Revaluation and Scrutiny of Answer Sheets

IIT BHU does not provide a public-facing online portal or a standardized application form for the revaluation or re-checking of answer scripts. The process for addressing grievances related to evaluation is handled internally.

Students who have concerns about their grades or believe there has been an evaluation error should follow this protocol:

1. Contact the Course Instructor: The first step is to approach the professor or instructor who taught the course to discuss the concern.
2. Approach the Head of the Department (HoD): If the issue is not resolved, it can be escalated to the Head of the concerned department.
3. Consult the Office of the Dean of Academic Affairs (DOAA): For policy-related questions or further escalation, the Dean’s office is the appropriate authority.

Any request for a review must be made within the timeline specified by the academic calendar or departmental guidelines, typically shortly after the results are declared.

Overview of IIT BHU’s Academic Portals

The institute maintains several specialized portals for different academic functions. Understanding their purpose can help students access the right service efficiently. The main portals are managed by the Centre for Computing and Information Services (CCIS).

Academic Programmes at IIT (BHU) Varanasi

IIT (BHU) offers a comprehensive range of technical and scientific programmes across its 16 departments and 3 interdisciplinary schools.

Undergraduate (B.Tech / B.Arch / IDD)

• Architecture, Planning & Design: B.Arch.
• Ceramic Engineering: B.Tech, IDD (Integrated Dual Degree)
• Chemical Engineering & Technology: B.Tech, IDD
• Civil Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Computer Science & Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Electrical Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Electronics Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Mechanical Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Metallurgical Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Mining Engineering: B.Tech, IDD
• Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology: B.Tech, IDD
• Interdisciplinary Schools: B.Tech in Materials Science & Technology, B.Tech in Mathematics and Computing, B.Tech in Engineering Physics.

Postgraduate (M.Tech / M.Pharm)

M.Tech and M.Pharm specializations are offered in almost all engineering departments and schools, including:

• Biochemical Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering (Structural, Geotechnical, Environmental, etc.)
• Computer Science & Engineering
• Electrical Engineering (Power Systems, Machine Drives, Control Systems)
• Electronics Engineering (Microelectronics, VLSI, Communication Systems)
• Mechanical Engineering (Machine Design, Thermal & Fluid Engineering, Production)
• Metallurgical Engineering
• Mining Engineering
• Materials Science & Technology
• Pharmaceutics & Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Doctoral Programmes (Ph.D.)

Ph.D. research opportunities are available in all engineering disciplines, sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematical Sciences), and Humanistic Studies.

IIT BHU Result: Contact and Support Information

For discrepancies in results or technical issues with the portals, contact the appropriate authority using the details below.

About the Institute: A Legacy of Excellence

The Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University) has a rich history, originating from the Banaras Engineering College (BENCO), College of Mining and Metallurgy (MINMET), and College of Technology (TECHNO). These were integrated to form the Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University (IT-BHU) in 1968. For decades, IT-BHU was a premier engineering institute, admitting students through the IIT-JEE since 1972. In 2012, an act of Parliament officially converted the institute into an Indian Institute of Technology, designated as IIT (BHU), Varanasi, formally recognizing its long-standing academic excellence and integrating it into the prestigious IIT system.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About IIT BHU Results

1. How can I check my IIT BHU semester result for 2026?

You must log in to the official examination portal at examination.iitbhu.ac.in using your official institute email ID and password. After logging in via Google authentication, you can navigate to the ‘Grade Sheet’ section to view your results.

2. The IIT BHU result portal is not opening. What should I do?

If the portal is inaccessible, it is likely due to high server traffic, especially on result declaration days. It is recommended to wait for a few hours and try again. Clearing your browser’s cache or using a different web browser can also resolve the issue. If the problem persists for over 24 hours, contact the exam unit at help.portal@iitbhu.ac.in.

3. Where can I find the IIT BHU M.Tech admission result?

M.Tech admission results, including selection lists and seat allotment outcomes, are published on the dedicated PG Admission portal: pgadmission.iitbhu.ac.in. Check the “Notifications” or “Announcements” section on this website for the latest PDF lists.

4. My name is spelled incorrectly on the IIT BHU grade sheet. How can I get it corrected?

For any discrepancies on your grade sheet, such as an incorrect name, roll number, or grade, you should immediately report the issue to the Office of the Controller of Examinations. You can also email the portal helpdesk at help.portal@iitbhu.ac.in with specific details of the error for guidance.

5. How is the CGPA calculated in the IIT BHU result?

The CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the weighted average of the SGPAs (Semester Grade Point Average) from all semesters you have completed. The SGPA for each semester is calculated based on the grade points earned in each subject, weighted by the credits of those subjects. The precise formula is detailed in the institute’s official academic regulations.

6. Can I apply for revaluation of my answer sheets at IIT BHU?

IIT BHU does not have a public online process for revaluation. Students with grievances regarding their grades should first contact the concerned course instructor. If unresolved, the matter can be escalated to the Head of the Department or the Dean of Academic Affairs as per institute protocol.

7. What is the difference between the Examination Portal and the Academic Services Portal?

The Examination Portal (examination.iitbhu.ac.in) is used for core academic functions like course registration and viewing grade sheets. The Academic Services Portal (academicservices.iitbhu.ac.in) is a more general portal, and its specific uses may vary, but the primary destination for results is the Examination Portal.

8. I used my personal Gmail ID to log into the examination portal and it failed. What should I do?

The portal is strictly configured to work only with your official institute-provided email ID (ending in @itbhu.ac.in or similar). Before attempting to log in again, ensure you have logged out of all personal Google accounts in your browser, or use an incognito/private browser window to sign in with your institute credentials.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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